Whispering Hooves Natural Horsemanship Clinic

**Bookings Essential – Limited Places Available**

Suitable for: Anyone who wants to have fun, and learn invaluable tools for improving their relationship with their horse on the ground and under saddle. Learn the philosophy behind having a happy horse using Buddhist Principles combined with Natural Horsemanship techniques.
We will be covering:
• Introduction to Whispering Hooves Horsemanship techniques
• Discussion & practical lesson for effective ground games & ground manners
• Building a brave horse & a respectful relationship
• Picking up cues to stay safe
• Giving your horse the tools it needs to be strong, brave, and supple
• Tools to float-load confidently and safely
• Demonstrations
• Question/Answer time

Please read my website thoroughly BEFORE booking in for this clinic so you are aware of my teaching methods and techniques. If you are unsure of anything, please call me prior to booking in for the clinic. I do not train your horse for you. I train YOU to train your horse yourself. My methods are about empowering you to be the solution in the journey to building a trusting, respectful, safe and loving relationship between you and your horse. I do not use bits, bridles, spurs or whips. I insist on maintaining the integrity and spirit of the horse at all costs.

The only thing you can’t force a horse to do with violence or intimidation, is let go of fear; and a scared horse is a dangerous horse — the only way for a horse to let go of fear is through empowerment.

Imagine having a safe, respectful and loving relationship with your horse. Float loading a horse is one of the most serious issues horse people face — it can be terrifying for both horse and owner, and has led to some disgraceful practices becoming almost commonplace. Imagine KNOWING you are always safe working and playing with your equine friend on the ground and under saddle. Imagine never panicking about getting your horse on a float again. Imagine knowing your horse will always go on the float and be calm, cool and collected when they get off. Then imagine creating this bond yourself. No tricks — I teach YOU to help your horse with safe and respectful techniques.

Bring your own: Chair/lunch/drinks -- Rope halter & 12ft lead line if you are bringing your horse

**Special financial consideration given to genuine cases***