WH AT E VERY HORSE SHOULD KNOW NO FEAR OF PEOPLE OR THINGS NO FEAR OF RESTRICTION OR RESTRAINT RESPECT , PATIENCE, AND PART NERSHIP CHERRY HILL BEST-SELLING AUTHOR OF HOW TO THINK LIKE A HORSE
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WHAT EVERY
HORSESHOULD
K N O WNO FEAR OF PEOPLE OR THINGS
NO FEAR OF RESTRICTION OR RESTRAINT
RESPECT, PATIENCE, AND PARTNERSHIP
CHERRY H ILLBEST-SELLING AUTHOR OF HOW TO THINK LIKE A HORSE
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Cherry Hill’s Latest
Bridge Between Worlds I
n her best-selling How to Tink Like a Horse , Cherry Hill explored
horses’ senses, behaviors, and instincts. She led us into their world.
Now, with What Every Horse Should Know , she shows riders and
enthusiasts how we humans can help these magnifcent animals adapt
to our world.
The Foundation EveryHorse NeedsRelationships between horses and
people can be rich and ull o mutual
respect. But frst, a horse has to eel
sae and confdent. rail horse or
reiner, dressage horse or jumper . . .
each needs dierent skills, but allmust master the same basics to be
at ease in our world. Many skilled
horses have trouble simply standing still
or are easily startled by the wrong touch.
Tese are some o the key issues that are
addressed here.
Lessons with Zipperand Sassy
“Horses tell us every day what they needto learn,” says Cherry. She reveals how
to listen and how to help, whatever a
horse’s age. Her horses Zipper and Sassy
are on hand to illustrate as she details
tests that pinpoint the gaps in a horse’s
education and oers training plans that
fll them. Te many “aha!” moments
make this an essential reerence.
When Horses Ask for Help, They Want CherryAs a child, Cherry Hill didn’t just want
a horse, she wanted to be a horse. Now
an internationally recognized expert,
she’s come as close as anyone can. I
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ContentsIntroduction ................................................................................................................... ix
PART ONE: No Fear
CHAPTER 1 No Fear of People .............................................................. 1
CHAPTER 2 No Fear of Restriction and Restraint .................... 17
CHAPTER 3 N o Fear of Tings ............................................................ 47
CHAPTER 4 No Fear of Restriction by People with Tings ....55
PART TWO: Leadership – Partnership
CHAPTER 5 Respect ..................................................................66
CHAPTER 6 Attitude and Attention........................................76
CHAPTER 7 Patience.................................................................90
CHAPTER 8 Yielding ...............................................................105
PART THREE: The Work
CHAPTER 9 Forward into Contact ........................................127
CHAPTER 10 Bending and Flexing .........................................139
CHAPTER 11 Steady and Straight ...........................................146
CHAPTER 12 Lateral Work ......................................................150
CHAPTER 13 Balance................................................................162
CHAPTER 14 Putting it All ogether .......................................172
CHAPTER 15 Goals ...................................................................177
Recommended Reading..............................................................178
horses are telling us what they need to learn, they’re also telling
us—by their universal response to
her insights—that Cherry is the
one to teach them. Fortunately, her
new guide lets all horses, and all
humans who love them, reap the
rewards o her uncommon “sense
o horse.”
Cherry Hill is the best-selling author of How
to Think Like a Horse, Horsekeeping on a Small
Acreage, and many other titles, with more than
one million copies of her books in print. She is
an internationally known instructor and trainer.
Cherry and her husband, Richard Klimesh, live in
northern Colorado.
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“Any horse owner, from beginner to
advanced, will find information of
value in this book. The author’s tone
is authoritative without being conde-
scending, and the layout makes it easy
to grasp nuggets of knowledge even at
a glance.” — Horse & Rider
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What Every Horse Should Know
Full-color; photographs and illustrations throughout
192 pages; 7½ x 10
Paper: $19.95 US / $24.95 CAN
ISBN: 978-1-60342-713-5; No. 62713
Hardcover: $29.95 US / $36.95 CAN
ISBN: 978-1-60342-716-6; No. 62716
January 2011
How to Think Like a Horse
Full-color; photographs and illustrations throughout
192 pages; 7½ x 10
Paperback: $19.95 US / $24.95 CAN
ISBN: 978-1-58017-835-8; No. 67835
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