Horsemanship Journal | December 2020

If you are a curious equestrian, we invite you to join us in cultivating a mindful equestrian world. Let's embrace the values of compassion, education, ethical practices, partnership, advocacy, and community and create a future where the connection between humans and horses is cherished and nurtured. Let's work towards a world where horses are respected, understood, and loved for the incredible beings that they are.

At the heart of Horsemanship Journal is a belief in the power of collective wisdom and the strength of shared experiences. We provide a platform for our readers to share their stories, ideas, and expertise, creating a community of horse lovers who come together to support and inspire one another. 

Horsemanship is an art that has been around for centuries. It is the art of riding and training horses. From the ancient Greeks to the cowboys of the Wild West, horsemanship has played a vital role in society. But have you ever wondered what it means or how it is different from what you already do?

In this issue, we have regular author Linda Parelli tell us about the mighty Remmer, and how he taught her the power of motivation with reverse psychology. Ross Cooper talks to us about loading pitfalls and how to avoid them, and Hanna Walton brings us the first part of her young horse series.

We welcome Equi-Ability who talk to us in this issue about the importance of finding zero. Justin Colquhoun is back, reminding us that consistency is the name of the game, and Bev Walton shares her personal journey of how she came to work with horses.