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The ideal introductory book for anyone interested in giving the sport of Horse Agility a try, or for those looking for out-of-the-box training ideas to keep horses interested in learning and happily engaged.

A modern reference for those who wish to manage horses in ways that improve equine well-being by encouraging a healthy, safe, active lifestyle.As times have changed, so has our understanding of the social, psychological, and physical needs of the animals in our care. As open spaces shrink, our view of what is required to keep horses as best suits their nature is expanding. The result is a need for guidance when it comes to making decisions related to modern-day equine management best practices. The hard truth is that the creatures who have long been our companions have also long been expected to adapt to living situations created with primarily human convenience and comfort in mind.With this inspiringly illustrated guidebook, natural horsekeeping expert Iveta Jebáčková-Lazanská hopes to help everyone with horses create sophisticated, functional, equine-centric stable systems, in which horses, nature, and people thrive. Jebáčková-Lazanská demonstrates how, for those who want to, it's possible to find ways to make outdoor horsekeeping work via a system that has slowly emerged over time that can work for any property, whether small or large. Already, it has been proven to work well by horse owners all over the world, some of whom contributed their knowledge and experiences to these pages. Topics explored include: Size and type of basic enclosures.Dealing with weather- and environment-related challenges, like mud.Location of, type of, and materials used in sheds, shelters, and stalls.Footing, surfaces, and bedding, both temporary and permanent.Water supplies and weather concerns."Horse toilets."Feeder types, locations, and arrangements.Fencing, and paddock and pasture management, including rotation, fertilizing, and seasonal concerns.Areas to roll, wallow, and play.Natural trees, shrubs, and grasses to encourage and discourage.Pest control.Adjusting for the seasons, and your region and climate.With success stories throughout to serve as both evidence and inspiration, readers are certain to come away armed with all they need to allow their horses to live life as they were meant to, in tune with their instinctual needs for forage, movement, and choice, and in concert with the natural world.

A Collection of Poems by Andrew Simpson. Its aboutADHD, PTSD, Dealing with it, the bad memories and the good.Self realization, Anti social behaviour disorder and tryingto find peace of mind.

A classical training method presented for the modern horse trainer.

"Every movement of the rider's body starts in the brain. In these pages, Olympic competitor and coach Marc Nèolke explains how to direct the specific areas of the brain that control stability, sense of rhythm, precision of movement, breathing, and vision. With his unique brain-focused exercises, riders learn how to change the input sent to their brain to get healthier, more athletic output, which can include intentional and unintentional movement, and functions of circulatory, hormonal, or immune systems. The brain decides how you ride and how you feel when you ride based on the input you send it. Traditionally equestrians have worked to improve the brain's output (riding skills) by training the output (riding skills). Nèolke's innovative "Neuro-Rider Program" is based on 40 innovative exercises for achieving better output (better riding skills), not by endlessly practicing the movements, but instead by changing the input-what you send to your brain for it to process and interpret"--

Warm-up your wardrobe with beautiful crocheted pieces! In this stunning collection, author and fiber designer May Britt Bjella Zamori offers 30 gorgeous new designs for going out or staying in.

The book outlines the connections within - the different factors affecting the horse-rider partnership (e.g. rider biomechanics, horse posture and proprioception, saddle balance, mental focus, how horses learn)