A Practical Guide to
Purchasing a First Horse
Available in eBook here!
A
Practical Guide to Purchasing a First Horse
So,
You Want To Buy A Horse? is a practical guide to finding and purchasing a first
horse. This book discusses the pros and cons, various things to consider and
things to steer clear of when thinking about purchase of a first horse in an
easy to read manner. The book also includes checklists for figuring initial
expenses and listing for items that would be required.
Finally, an honest discussion and logical approach to purchasing a first horse!
Terrie
Douglas began her horse life as a horse crazy little girl. She was around
and rode horses throughout most of her life, but it wasn't until she was a
young adult that she began to fully appreciate what having horses within one's
life was really all about. Children and career had her in and out of her horse
life, until she finally decided she just could not live without a horse in her
life ever again. Terrie began teaching others how to ride and be safer around
horses as people began to ask her to help them learn and ride better.
Terrie's discipline of choice is classical dressage, a study which she began later in life, around the turn of the century. In the grand scheme of things she is new to the world of dressage, but she brings a lifetime of experience with horses. Prior to her new found love of dressage, she rode hunter/jumpers and did a lot of pleasure riding. Terrie herself studies classical principles under a master of classical teaching. In the classical approach to working with a horse it is all about the horse. Terrie's philosophy is that the horse must be helped to be able to give what is asked, allowing the horse be themselves while helping them be better physically, mentally, spiritually.
Terrie's discipline of choice is classical dressage, a study which she began later in life, around the turn of the century. In the grand scheme of things she is new to the world of dressage, but she brings a lifetime of experience with horses. Prior to her new found love of dressage, she rode hunter/jumpers and did a lot of pleasure riding. Terrie herself studies classical principles under a master of classical teaching. In the classical approach to working with a horse it is all about the horse. Terrie's philosophy is that the horse must be helped to be able to give what is asked, allowing the horse be themselves while helping them be better physically, mentally, spiritually.
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