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Repetition: Repeating in small steps is a good way to help your horse to gain confidence and understanding. For instance, when you first put on a saddle pad, take it off again right away. Do this again and again until the horse understands that one step and has confidence that it is a safe thing. The horse needs to understand that pressure doesn't last forever. He needs to understand that the saddle goes on, but it comes off too. He needs to understand that he'll go in the trailer, but he's not trapped and will be able to get back off. The repetition makes the step a part of the horse's library of “knowns,” so that now that step can be built on without resistance.

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Hi Chris, I was a participant in your clinic in Oregon, WI. I wanted to thank you for all your inspiration. I am sure you hear that a lot given your many talents, however, I felt I had to let you know hom much you have motivated me more than any other clinician I have viewed or worked with. With my active life with (5) kids, I can only ride 2-3 times a week and I learned from you that it is okay as long as I ride effectively. I am so excited to work on the many things that will improve my horsemanship. So thank you for helping me develop my plan, taking away my guilt of not being a daily rider, and giving me the tools necessary to be the best I can be for myself and my horse. I hope to attend another one of your clinics someday and show you all I have learned from your inspiration. You have turned me into a respectful fan! Thank you for coming to the midwest!
Stacy Orosz :)
Oh, and thank you for not giving up on any of us. I learned just as much from watching others struggle through things as if and when I did. You made us work through it and were tough and determined. You didn't just fix it. You made us fix it giving us the gift of a "can-do" attitude.
Thank you!

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