From the publishers of "Horse Illustrated" magazine comes a magnificent book which illustrates the traditional horse training methods of the author's Native American ancestors--America's first great horsemen. Stunning color photos and simple eloquence take readers back to the days when horse training was not merely about getting results but about ...
In the tradition of "Horse Follow Closely", GaWaNi Pony Boy gathers an impressive array of known and unknown horsewomen, who, in touching prose, describe the unique relationships they have with their horses. 115 full-color photos & illustrations throughout.
Describes how the Native American rider communicates with his horse while riding, on the ground, or out of the saddle. Includes exercises for building a strong relationship with your horse.
GaWaNi Pony Boy, who stunned the horse world last spring with "Horse, Follow Closely, " now gives readers and riders the opportunity to make his Native American philosophy of horse and rider their own. Full-color photos/illustrations.
For the young horse enthusiast, the author describes the ways of Native American horsemen and the special relationships they developed with their horses. He combines Native American history, animal behavior, and traditional training methods in a way young readers can grasp and enjoy.
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