Inspiring, connecting and informing the horse community in San Luis Obipso County, California – and beyond.
Many unpredictable situations arise as we work with our horses. Often it is Horsemanship choices that can reduce unexpected results. Sarah Williams talks with five avid equestrians who were kind enough to share their own “blunders” in hopes that they might help you avoid doing something similar on one of your own horsey-adventures.
Horses are a “dream”, after all…something that “all little girls want”, and most adults think only belong to a class of people who wear top hats, eternally shined tall boots and stark white shirts, but we know the truth; horse ownership is just as hard as it is rewarding. Sarah Williams reveals the truth about horse ownership – It’s tough.
When is it time to have your horse change hands? Selling an equine friend is never easy, yet sometimes what is best for our horse is what is hard for us. Sarah Williams helps us honestly look at when to let someone else enjoy our equine friend.
If horses could talk, I’m sure, just like humans, they would all have certain personalities that would lead to interesting exchanges. Sarah Williams gets into the mind of different types of horse thinkers and presents some fun dialog.
As equestrians, we often labor under the delusion that we are the ones who are constantly teaching things to our horses; we are the trainers, we are the scholars, and we are the disciplinarians. But this isn’t the whole story – it rarely is – because sometimes horses give better lessons than humans. Sarah Williams explores the life lessons she has learned from hanging with her horses.