Training Tips for Western Riders Volume IV Edited by Jane Pattie (Used)

From the Introduction The Fact that this is the fourth in a series of "how to" books should make one fact abundantly clear: Most every person who rides a horse would also like to know how to train horses.      Someday, perhaps, psychologists will figure out why this is.Our mission, meanwhile, is to give novice riders some clues as to how they can do it. And so this is our fourth effort to call forth the best professional advice we can get from people who make a living figuring out all kinds of horses.      That is the point we would urge you to keep in mind while reading these chapters. Not all the trainers whose words you see here are exactly alike. Each has his own particular view of doing things. You may find them, on occasion, using different techniques to do the same thing. They are individuals, the same as every horse you will ever ride is different from other horses, in some way.      So, for this book to be really helpful, you need to consider each trainer represented here in a