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Re: Spooking / round pen work
Hi, San,
You said:
>but just exactly what some people need....they have to start
somewhere..maybe some of them NEVER want to get out on the trail...who
knows.>
I'm not arguing that point with you. What I'm saying is that you can't
build riding confidence in a round pen : you build riding confidence by
RIDING.
>Just because it's not my or your cup of tea, doesn't mean it doesn't have
enormous value for certain people and their horses.>
I still question what value it has, and say that, from where I'm sitting,
that value is limited.
>And like I've said before, I've picked little tid-bits here and there out
of all these different "natural horsemanship techniques" and they have been
absolutely invaluable to me and my horses...>
Nothing wrong with learning from everywhere and everyone. I'm just a little
skeptical of people who stand inside a man-made round pen, with a man-tamed
horse, waving a man-made rope, and taking man's money, talking about
"natural" horsemanship. There's nothing natural about it, and as soon as
they acknowledge that, the sooner I'll become less cynical.
Tracey
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