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Learning to stop or slow down our horses with slack in the reins goes against most of the training we see. But it is through release, not confining equipment, that we achieve the best results with our horses no matter what discipline we ride.
May 13, 2012 by Kristine Nesbitt in A Horse in Miracles (6 Comments)
The biggest misunderstanding I hear is that people think working with horses in this more refined way takes more time. I suppose in the beginning stages it seems like it does. But you need to consider your return on investment.
Apr 4, 2012 by Kristine Nesbitt in A Horse in Miracles (1 Comments)
These days there are so many clinicians who catch our attention and our approval. There are hundreds of clinicians on T.V., internet, in magazines, and even in the cinema. The world doesn’t have just accomplished horsemen and women now, we have.....
Feb 14, 2012 by Kristine Nesbitt in A Horse in Miracles
Sometimes we are tempted to rush things along with our horses because we have our own agenda or a client is paying us and they don't want us 'wasting' time and money. Don't fall for lies. Take the time it takes and get the ultimate payoff.
Feb 7, 2012 by Kristine Nesbitt in A Horse in Miracles
Kristine takes her last lesson for flying certification. She conquers The Devil Fabric, channels Lucille Ball, and spends a little time in Arnold Schwarzenegger's shoes.
Jan 22, 2012 by Kristine Nesbitt in A Horse in Miracles
Kristine shoots herself in the foot, hangs from hoops, and learns to take a compliment all in the name of becoming a better reining horse rider and teacher.
Jan 15, 2012 by Kristine Nesbitt in A Horse in Miracles
We continue to follow Kristine through her experiences in trapeze class that helps her become a better learner and teacher with horses.
Jan 8, 2012 by Kristine Nesbitt in A Horse in Miracles
Learning about learning, teaching, and horse training on the flying trapeze.
Dec 31, 2011 by Kristine Nesbitt in A Horse in Miracles (2 Comments)
The sport of reining is all abuzz, but unfortunately not for good reasons. An EponaTV video posted in May 2011 on YouTube revealed a professional reiner using a questionable method in the practice pen at the FEI World Final in Sweden.
Nov 28, 2011 by Kristine Nesbitt in A Horse in Miracles (4 Comments)
I used to wear spurs over a decade ago to train my horses before I knew there was another way. In fact, I couldn’t wait to ‘earn’ a new pair of rock grinder spurs.The rowels have many points and are very sharp to the slightest touch.....
Nov 19, 2011 by Kristine Nesbitt in A Horse in Miracles (3 Comments)
Kristine Nesbitt is passionate about bringing Refined Horsemanship, which promotes the physical and emotional well being of the horse first and foremost, to the competition world of horses. She writes about her transformation from a trainer only concerned about winning to a coach awakened to the power and wisdom of horses as partners. Kristine shares about working with horses, animal communication, healing, Love, and how it all comes together for little miracles between horse and human.
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