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Eclectic Horseman Magazine Back Issues -
EH Volume 6 - Issues 31-36
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- Fair Expectations of a New Horse by Martin Black
Relying on what the horse tells you about his past and his education is probably safer and more fair than believing the classified ad.
- Power Through the Half-Circle with Buck Brannaman
Take the reaching exercises you have been working on into your half-circle to build more engagement.
- The Buying and Selling of Horses by Gwynn Turnbull Weaver
A tour of conscience regarding our responsibilities as horse buyers and sellers.
- Unlearning the First Principle of Horsemanship by Jim Overstreet
The idea that you can’t let a horse “get the best of you” is a common one. Jim explores the ramifications of this concept.
- Weighing the Difference by Wendy Murdoch
The discussion of weight aids can often spark debate.
- Cuttin’ Through Stereotypes by Doreen Shumpert
A profile of Terri Cooper of Yuma, Colo., who competed this year at the National Western Stock Show’s Ranch Horse Versatility Contest.
- Tooling of the Trade by Doreen Shumpert
Meet Ray Arthun, a talented craftsman who builds saddles and other gear in Franktown, Colo.
- Beginning Where We Want to End Up - For Harry Whitney by Tom Moates
What does it mean in practice, not only in theory to begin where we want to end up?
- Horsemanship in the Real World: The Nose Chain by Cheryl Kimbal
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