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Amen, Kathy, Amen....

The horse Angie mentioned was not at liberty, it was just loose, and
inappropriately so. The owner obviously did not understand the concept. 

How can I tell?

A horse at liberty will behave as if the halter and line were attached,
attentive to the human, and would have traveled with her riding the other horse
as if it were being ponied. Of course, a wise person would have had the line on
in the situation as described by Angie. 

Let's remember to separate the concepts of 'liberty' and 'loose'.

Liz
MINN


--- Kathy Mayeda <kathy.mayeda@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:


> My point is:  Parelli does not equal loose horses.  I think that there are a 
> lot of people that misunderstand what the Parelli system is about, including 
> those that are subscribing to it.


     
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