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Transitions - Raise Your Baseline Expectation.

I think about the baseline of skills and abilities as a starting point or minimum I need with each horse I ride. I do this so I know what to improve to increase the baseline and my future expectations of the horse. This type of forward thinking promotes growth and development and diminishes...

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Why Do Liberty Training with Horses?

If there was one thing I could do all day, it would be to play with a horse at Liberty. When all the ropes and all the tack is gone I feel I am getting to the purest form of communication. 

When some of my old, very job driven, cowboy friends hear the word Liberty, their first response is...

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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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