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| Have you ever had a life long dream? Has it come true for you yet? |
All my life has revolved around horses one way or another. Sometimes as a
professional, sometimes a competitor but always as an admirer. Now as one door
in my life closes I have the opportunity to open another. My love for my Equine
friends as gone full circle as I once again am able to devote myself to my horse and
to helping others improve their relationship with their Equine friends. With me I bring
a lifetime of knowledge and patience.... Click the TLC Video Library button on the
right and watch as I work some of our Mustangs....
professional, sometimes a competitor but always as an admirer. Now as one door
in my life closes I have the opportunity to open another. My love for my Equine
friends as gone full circle as I once again am able to devote myself to my horse and
to helping others improve their relationship with their Equine friends. With me I bring
a lifetime of knowledge and patience.... Click the TLC Video Library button on the
right and watch as I work some of our Mustangs....
| So how can I help you: |
 | Claustrophobic - hate confined places or needs to feel that they can move | |
| away from threatening object. |
 | Live in a close society with a complicated hierarchy being lead by the | |
| dominant mare. |
 | Fear-aholics - will run for a quarter before they stop to think. | |
| Natural Horsemanship |
Do you know what it means "Natural Horsemanship" The phrase has been
tossed around for years, yet nothing we do with a horse is natural from the horse's
point of view (climbing on it's back like a mountain lion is not "natural"). So just
what does it mean: To me it means communicating with a horse in terms the horse
understands and not trying to teach a horse to learn our vocabulary (as we do when
we teach a dog to react to our commands). We must learn the horse's
communication.
tossed around for years, yet nothing we do with a horse is natural from the horse's
point of view (climbing on it's back like a mountain lion is not "natural"). So just
what does it mean: To me it means communicating with a horse in terms the horse
understands and not trying to teach a horse to learn our vocabulary (as we do when
we teach a dog to react to our commands). We must learn the horse's
communication.
| Traits of a Horse: |
Through weekend clinics let me show you how you can:
 | Become a better communicator with you horse. |
 | Become a Leader that your equine friend wants to follow. |
 | Learn to speak in a language your horse understands | |
| Anyone can get respect from a horse but a horse must give his trust. Who but GOD could have created a horse And every day I thank him for allowing me the stewardship of such wonderful animals. Lisa C. |
Reis Ranch
Universal Horsemanship Instructor
Universal Horsemanship Instructor
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| Music throughout this web site is provided by and with permission from 'The Trail Less Traveled' by Mary Ann Kennedy CD's available @ www.maryannkennedy.com |
| You need to go listen to her new music, it is great |
| Lisa Clark PO BOX 111,Burns, KS, 316-644-7087 lc@tlcentz.com |
| Join me in Maryland & Virginia the month of August Paradise Stables, Mt Airy, MD Aug. 1 -5 Aug. 15 -17 Purceville, VA Aug. 8-12 or Private lessons can be arranged |