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What’s In It for the Horse?

By Joe Camp Clinician Ray Hunt opens every clinic or symposium the same way. “I’m here for the horse,” he says. “To help him get a better deal.” He and his mentor, Tom Dorrance, were the first to promote looking … Continue reading →

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Cougars, Cavallo Hoof Boots & the Food Chain

By Carole Herder We live and work in the semi tropical rainforest off the coast of western Canada. This is cougar country – our horse’s ultimate predator.  They hide high in the evergreen branches and stalk with stealthy menacing intent. … Continue reading →

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Relationship First by Joe Camp

I remember that it was an unusually chilly day for late May, because I recall the jacket I was wearing. Not so much the jacket, I suppose, as the collar. The hairs on the back of my neck were standing … Continue reading →

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