In this follow-up to his first book 'Considering The Horse', in 'A Good Horse is never a bad colour' Mark Rashid continues to share with readers his gift for using communication, not force, in working with horses.
Here he uses his own experiences, told in an entertainingly honest way, to demonstrate his techniques of teaching horses by understanding their own view of the world. The experiences covered deal with many facets of buying, owning and training horses, and include stories about horses of all colours - mistrusted, mistreated and labelled untrainable - that will inspire you to take a fresh look at the training of your own horse.
An excellent book for equestrians looking for a better way!
