Thank you for your input and my trainer is very competent. We are a work in progress as new riders. What others have to say about that is theirs to own. It's easy to assume. Maybe, the issue has more to do with the quick judgments in the equine industry.

Vielen Dank für Ihren Input und mein Trainer ist sehr kompetent. Als neue Fahrer sind wir noch in der Entwicklung. Was andere dazu sagen, liegt bei ihnen. Es ist leicht anzunehmen. Vielleicht hat das Problem eher mit den schnellen Urteilen in der Pferdebranche zu tun.

You're not alone in that.

"Honesty is such a lonely word." - Billy Joel

Im not proud i was immature when i wrote it ! so u know.

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Hi, I'm not clear on what you're asking for. I'm new to horsemanship and not familiar with all of the terms yet. Are you asking what method I use with the horses?

If you're asking what method I'm using, I was trained by a gentleman by the name of Peter Halay and his company was Horse Bridge. Peter passed away around two years ago and we didn't get to the part of my training that identified where his methods came from other than a private trainer whose name I'm unfamiliar with. Today, I'm using what Peter Halay taught me and incorporating equine methods from Warwick Schiller, Buck Brannaman, Carson James, Mark Rashid, and others. Predominantly, I feel my way through the process with the horses depending on what they are communicating and feeling. It all depends. As I progress, I may learn more about where the methods came from. Right now, I'm more focused on being the leadership student the horses need me to be so they feel seen, heard, and valued. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/l7-kitWj0MibcY0.html

Thank you. I had to do a lot of work on myself to get to this point. Two years ago, he was telling me I was not trustworthy. I'm hoping this means he feels I'm worthy of trust now.

Thank you. 🥰🥰

Thank you. :D