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Clinton Anderson's Ground Manners Short Course
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Overview New From Clinton Anderson and Horse & Rider Temporarily out of stock. Reprint due August 25, 2010.
Description Solve Your Horse’s Bad Behavior With These 13 Lessons! In this new booklet, from the popular Horse & Rider series, Clinton Anderson gives you 13 proven lessons to solve your horse’s bad behavior on the ground, while building your control and confidence You’ll find how to solve such common ground-manners problems as: Dragging behind or pulling ahead when led Pulling back when tied Being head-shy, and/or resisting being bridled Resisting your efforts to clip him Blanket phobia Being cinchy Refusing to stand for the farrier (or for a bath) AND MORE! BONUS: You’ll gain confidence (and training insights) along the way.