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Mobile Teaching you how to understand saddle fit! |
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Susan & David Hartje Plymouth, CA 209-245-3789 |
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Food for Thought:
“A good horse will figure out things on his own. You can see what’s in his heart. He won’t do one thing while you’re watchin’, and another when you ain’t. He’s all of a piece. When you’ve got a horse to that place you can’t hardly get him to do somethin’ he knows is wrong. He’ll fight you over it. And if you mistreat him it just about kills him. A good horse has justice in his heart.” - Cormac McCarthy, author of the Texas Trilogy including All the Pretty Horses.
"Natural horsemanship is about pushing your limits, accepting your weaknesses and striving to be part of something that is beyond our immediate comprehension. Natural horsemanship allows for the person to remember, with the help of the horse, about secrets to harmony with the universe and with ourselves that we humans have forgotten. It is a relationship between a horse and a human in which the roles of teacher and student, leader and follower, are constantly examined, learned from and discarded until perfection is achieved. It’s a way of life.” - Peggy Smith
An easy life doesn’t teach us anything. In the end it’s the learning that matters: what we’ve learned and how we’ve grown. - Richard Bach
"Your little finger and your mind can move a 1000-lb horse." - Classical Dressage expert Dominique Barbier.
When a rider discovers this type of resistance-free partnership is possible, why would they ever again want to resort to force and leverage equipment to make a horse comply? Saddles That Fit! strives to give owners the knowledge that will enable them to know they have the right saddle; one that fits, and will enable light hands and an independent seat to help them on their path to that ultimate horse-human partnership. - Susan, Saddles That Fit!
up and laid down like a game of solitaire. It is a grand passion. It seizes a person whole and, once it has done so, he will have to accept that his life will be radically changed. - Ralph Waldo Emerson
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