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How to Move Your Horse, Freely AND Forward.

I share this story to make an important point about the benefit of training that promotes what the horse is naturally good at, moving with freedom, relaxation and energy.

Many horses move with tension and are just waiting until they can stand still to relax. This is not good for them and can be...

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How Do We Build Connection With Horses?

Building connection with horses is a work in progress!

As riders, we seek softness from our horses at all times. Softness is defined here as when our horse is tuned in to us in the same way they are tuned into each other, like in a herd.  They are in a state of awareness (without fear), of...

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JONATHAN FIELD

Master Horseman, Clinician, Presenter & Author

Jonathan Field has a true gift for teaching people to become better with horses. His methods have helped thousands around the world, from those new to horses or regaining their confidence, to top equestrian competitors and coaches.

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