Horse Handler
What training would you like to undertake? Would you like to be regarded as a standout horse handler, someone who is respected and recognized as being in control and a leader among horse owners and riders. Pictured is advanced student David Gray of Abilene.
Hearts4Horses
Passion for Truth
Those of you who share my passion will understand, you will instinctively relate to my
relentless questioning of everything to do with horses. I accept nothing as fact until
proven, I challenge everything about how horses are treated.
I will not rest until my understanding is complete, that may never happen in my lifetime. One thing I know, is that many of the revelations I have made, will profoundly affect your understanding and love of our mutual passion.
I will not rest until my understanding is complete, that may never happen in my lifetime. One thing I know, is that many of the revelations I have made, will profoundly affect your understanding and love of our mutual passion.
11 Days Later
ELEVEN DAY’S LATER. SEPT. 1.
These photo’s were taken the morning of September 1 2009. These are the same horses
shown above. The 43 mares and geldings ate an average of 960lbs of Thrive per day,
having a constant supply around the clock. Their first real free choice meals began on
August 19, so that’s 11 day’s. You decide for yourself whether I have got it right. Not
one horse coliced in my care, no sickness at all, just the creation of lean muscle. Any
person who spent time around these Arabians will attest to the fact that they got calmer
and easier to handle the more they ate, amazing isn’t it. The power of appropriate
nutrition is an incredible thing to behold.