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Christine Dickinson  
U.K.
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can answer questions on training and showing, ring craft, english style riding, and dress for the sho ringAvailable
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D LaChapelle www.Laurelmountainfarms.com  
U.S.
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I am a student of the Horse. How to deal with "problems" and find SOLUTIONS with real QUALITY that RESPECT the HORSE is my goal for this site. It has been my great fortune to be able to focus the last 12 years studying the Buckaroo/Vaquero style of horsemanship, this is what the Natural Horsemanship movement is based on. Ray Hunt, Buck Brannaman, Ricky Quinn and Bryan Neubert are my teachers and mentors. I continue to study and ride with these great horsemen. I am happy to offer help in starting colts, re-starting troubled horses, helping you find a "better way" with horses and sharing with you what it means to be a student of the horse. Western show disciplines; Showmanship, Trail, Horsemanship, Western Pleasure, as well as Hunter Under Saddle and Three Day Eventing are my passions. I enjoy sharing my 30+ years of experience with all levels of horse owners; children, amateurs and serious competitors. Please visit me at: www.laurelmountainfarms.com

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Jennifer Bulger  
U.S.
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I can answer questions about training and showing, both western and english. From Groundwork to show ring. My speciality is reining horses and I especially enjoy teaching people how to work with their horse without a bridle. I enjoy teaching people how to communicate with their horses using non-agressive methods, yet still reaching rewards and generating sucess in a timely manner.Available
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Lisa Kalp  
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I am able to answer questions regarding the training and behavior of horses. I am also able to answer questions in regards to adopting mustangs and burros from the BLM and the different types of gentling methods that might be helpful to assist you in getting to know your horse.Available
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Emma Dickinson-Gater  
U.K.
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Anything about Showing, english style, dress, ringcraft. Difficulties with Arabians, rearing, schooling issues. Available
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Caitlin Day Huntress  
U.S.
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I developed Huntress Horsemanship and its principals for both horse and owner after years of working with difficult and "troubled" horses. I guarantee results with my training method. Please visit my website www.HuntressHorsemanship.com Please visit www.blackhawkhorses.com, the ranch I work at had its arena collapse in the snow on Christmas eve. We are coming together to try to help Black Hawk Natural Horsemanship Center stay open. Thank YouAvailable
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Sarah Lothmann  
U.S.
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Professional trainer for 10+ years. I happily offer you my expertise, techniques, and advice covering: Hunters, Jumpers, Equitation, Showing, Training, Sales, Behavior, Stabling, Grooming, Tack, Barn Management, Rider Psychology, & Effective Communication.Available
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Rick Gore (www.thinklikeahorse.org)  
U.S.
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Visit Rick Gore's Horse Site: --- www.thinklikeahorse.org
--Rick is a student of the horse. He can answer questions about sacking out (Desensitizing vs. Sensitizing), dealing with spooky, abused or ex-race horses, rearing, bucking, horses that won’t tie or load into a trailer, working in a round pen/round corral, starting colts, dealing with aggressive or so called "mean" horses, herd behavior, biting, kicking, hard to catch, using a bosal or hackamore, soft hands and direct reining verses neck reining. If you expect him to tell you feel good advice, you will be disappointed. 95% of all his answers will include "the problem is you and not your horse." About 90% of most answers that I give out are on my web site, so if you read it you will probably answer your own question and may learn a few other things. If you have some good information that you would like me to add to my site, please email me so it can be passed on to others in order to help "The Horse."
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Solange Rian  
U.S.
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I specialize in breaking and training difficult horses. I can provide advice on correcting behavior issues - cribbing, rearing, spinning; along with tack recommendations. I can also suggest feed programs, hoof care and explain dental care requirements.Available
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Stallynrydr  
U.S.
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I am able to answer questions about Equine behavior and health issues. I can give educated advice about lameness and stallion management as well as tips on socializing and exhibiting a stallion in public competition. I have worked with Thoroughbreds and other Warmblood breeds for the last 20 years. I also own and manage a Sporthorse boarding facility.On Vacation
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April Reeves  
Canada
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Horseman's U.com. Level 3 English/Western/Jumping Instructor. Ask me questions regarding training, colt starting, handling, care and feeding, plus the disciplines of Western (reining, flat, show), English (Hunter/jumper, flat, dressage, show) breeds, recreation (trail, ring work) ground work and Natural Horsemanship (handling, manners, trailering) and problem horses. Visit my site: Horseman's U.com - you'll find lots of training videos and useful information. Watch for my clinic dates for 2009 - I may be in your area!On Vacation
returns 07/15/2009
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2009-07-03  Behavior and Tripping Issues with Percheron: www.thinklikeahorse.org - Rick Gore Horsemasnhip:   Admitting it is you is the first step. All older riders (over 30) change since we become more concerned about getting hurt and healing takes longer. Time with this horse is key. You don't have to lounge...
2009-07-01  follow up from 6/2 and 6/4/09: www.thinklikeahorse.org - Rick Gore Horsemanship:   A vet can check for EPM, I have a nice link and photo about emp on my horseman tips page of my site. A blood work up could tell you some things. Horses heal fast so before giving up, I would evaluate...
2009-07-01  first horse, spooked in stall: www.thinklikeahorse.org - Rick Gore Horsemanship:   This is normal behavior. I hear a lot of inexperience and misunderstanding in your question. Things happen that scare and spook horses, it is normal, you need to treat it as normal and not avoid it....
2009-07-01  My horse:   Hi Sara! Reality check here! Your horse has NO respect for the human. The humans in her life are NOT leaders she can trust so she is forced into a position of having to take over and take care of...
2009-07-01  Defiant Pony Problem:   Hi Lesley, Sounds like you have the typical smart little pony on your hands. I have a young son and his pony tries the same thing. My suggestion is to buy some anti-grazing reins (also referred to as...
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