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[RC] in fact he is the leader of the herd of eight - Ridecamp Guest

Please Reply to: Ray O'Donohue rno2m@xxxxxxxxxxxx or ridecamp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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 I'm no guru on this-The only thing i can say that might help shed some light 
on your situation is that I have recently been told that the DOMINANT horse is 
quite likely to be the one who is herd-bound,and keyed in so strongly on the 
other horses when you are riding him. My horse is usually dominant in a group 
of horses,and it can be very hairy when I must ride him away from the gallery 
at a field trial.He wants to stay with HIS herd.(Yet he is an angel on the 
ground/in hand.)


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