Horsemanship podle metody Clintona Andersona - Vybudování respektu a kontroly pro anglické i westernové jezdce – Anderson Clinton (2018)

WHEN CLINTON ANDERSON FIRST WROTE Downunder Horsemanship: Building Respect and Control for English and Western Riders, he was an aspiring instructor with the goal of creating a practical training guide for everyday riders to learn how to communicate better with their horses, regardless of riding style, age, or ability. Ten years later, Clinton is now an internationally recognized instructor, and his book has achieved its intended purpose, as it has helped thousands of horse owners become better leaders and fully enjoy their horses. Since the establishment of the Downunder Horsemanship method, my mission has been to encourage the dreams of horse enthusiasts by providing them with sensible, systematic instruction and inspiration that ensures they never stop improving their knowledge, says Clinton. This book helps achieve that goal, and I believe a large part of its success is due to the riders and horses it features. They represent the point where each of us begins our riding journey, frustrated and not entirely sure where to find the knowledge we need. Both riders in this book, one representing the English style and the other the Western style, face challenges and experience setbacks that we all know.