Western Horseman Ride the Journey by Chris Cox with Cynthia McFarland - Used in excellent condition
In Ride The Journey, clinician Chris Cox, the 2007 and 2008 The Road to the Horse Champion, tells how to bring your horsemanship skills to new levels of expertise. Chris effectively targets techniques that produce a successful partnership between horse and rider. His no gimmick, no nonsense approach shows you how to put horsemanship theory into practice. Topics covered include groundwork, creating a natural head-set, leg-yielding exercises, collection, simplified lead changes and cattle work. Beautifully photographed by noted equine photographer John Brasseaux, this book will put you on a course to improved horsemanship. 228 pages. Over 200 color photographs.
In Ride The Journey, clinician Chris Cox, the 2007 and 2008 The Road to the Horse Champion, tells how to bring your horsemanship skills to new levels of expertise. Chris effectively targets techniques that produce a successful partnership between horse and rider. His no gimmick, no nonsense approach shows you how to put horsemanship theory into practice. Topics covered include groundwork, creating a natural head-set, leg-yielding exercises, collection, simplified lead changes and cattle work. Beautifully photographed by noted equine photographer John Brasseaux, this book will put you on a course to improved horsemanship. 228 pages. Over 200 color photographs.
In Ride The Journey, clinician Chris Cox, the 2007 and 2008 The Road to the Horse Champion, tells how to bring your horsemanship skills to new levels of expertise. Chris effectively targets techniques that produce a successful partnership between horse and rider. His no gimmick, no nonsense approach shows you how to put horsemanship theory into practice. Topics covered include groundwork, creating a natural head-set, leg-yielding exercises, collection, simplified lead changes and cattle work. Beautifully photographed by noted equine photographer John Brasseaux, this book will put you on a course to improved horsemanship. 228 pages. Over 200 color photographs.
