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The Sporting Horse by Nicola Jane Swinney
The Sporting Horse by Nicola Jane Swinney




Why not subscribe to the Horsemanship Journal today? You won't be disappointed! This equestrian magazine is packed with inspiring and absorbing articles. They now have 8 qualified practitioners across the UK and Europe. To date over 500 students have enrolled through the qualification, covering the UK and Europe with the number of students growing from 5 in 2007 to over 60 in 2017. Equido® aims to bring students a deeper understanding and meaning to their partnerships with horses and was purposely created as a qualification with the information broken down into four levels with each level delivered in a modular format.

The Sporting Horse by Nicola Jane Swinney

Franklin’s goal is that the horse and human become partners through the inspired and excellent leadership of the human.Įquido® Horsemanship was developed just over ten years ago by Morag and Mark Higgins as a way to pass on the ethos and principles of horsemanship as taught by Mark Rashid. In his teaching, he states, “All unwanted behaviour from a horse is a symptom of the animal’s fear and never deserves punishment.” He is adamant about human’s not merely ‘using’ horses for selfish enjoyment.

The Sporting Horse by Nicola Jane Swinney

He has always taught success with horses to be a life-enriching process for both horse and human, and that horses are never naughty or bad. In his early 20’s, he created and ran equestrian programs at large summer camps in North Michigan. At 13 years of age, he was the youngest registered polo player in the US. From dressage to polo, snow sports to carriage driving, steeple chasing to barrel racing, the book reveals how horse and rider work as one to achieve sporting excellence.Franklin Levinson has been a professional horseman for nearly 50 years. Taking each of the four key sporting characteristics - athleticism, speed, agility and endurance - veteran journalist Nicola Swinney explores how hundreds of years of selective breeding and careful training have developed and refined the horse's natural ability to perform a diverse range of sporting pursuits. Working side-by-side for centuries, horse and man have achieved a lasting synergy - and nowhere is that more evident than in the sporting arena. The Sporting Horse is a glorious celebration of the athletic abilities of these beautiful animals, and the unique relationship that has evolved between horse and rider. We ask a great deal of these amazing creatures when we ride them in competition, and our horses always deliver. Naturally fleet of foot, they have strength, stamina and intelligence to match. Exhibiting grace and poise as they master the intricate movements of dressage galloping like the wind at more than thirty miles per hour soaring over huge competition fences running tirelessly across every type of terrain - horses are simply stunning athletes.






The Sporting Horse by Nicola Jane Swinney