A Good Horse Is Never a Bad Color

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Summary: Excellant Guide
Review: Mark uses real life experience and a great story telling ability to give advice on how to work with horses. I learned so much from this book and was entertained at the same time.

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Summary: Excellant Guide
Review: Mark uses real life experience and a great story telling ability to give advice on how to work with horses. I learned so much from this book and was entertained at the same time.

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Summary: I was about to give up on my 3 year old gelding
Review: My 3 year old is a pleasure to ride and shows even better but on the ground he is down right nasty. I was about to give up when my trainer suggested a certain book, while online amazon brought my attention to this book. It certainly changed my view of my geldings behavior and with a different perspective on his behavior I gratefully stuck it out with him. He is not completly cured but he much more pleasant to be around (and a success at the shows). This book is written in such a way you want to keep reading, it is not written above your head.

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Summary: Hits one between the eyes.Must work on 2 legged babies too.
Review: Thanks Mr. Rashid. It's one of the best horse training books I have ever had the privledge to read and I have read a number of horse books in my 60 years. Grandma, daughter and granddaughter have read it in the first 48 hours we have owned our copy. This book can be read and understood by a 12 year old as well as, an adult.Looks to me as though "the old Man's" tecchniques can apply to the 2 legged babies too.

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Summary: A very worthwhile read for anyone who loves horses.
Review: This book is a classic piece of work!" It is not a step-by-step technical manual; there are plenty of them out there (both good and otherwise). This book is more an "Equine Manual For The Heart." It is written in a low key manner, is full of common sense and is a very enjoyable read. Other equine books provide a technical description of "How" to do something - this book, by way of throughly enjoyable stories, provides the "Emotional and Mental Perspective" to use." I highly recommend it.

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Summary: Another inspirational book by Mark Rashid!
Review: This book is another excellent source of training insight, and every bit as good as Mark's other book - "Considering the Horse". The writing style is so unique, and there is so much information and knowledge packed in these pages that it will become an important reference, as well as a very entertaining read for any serious horseman.

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Summary: Wonderful
Review: This book is full of heart-warming stories as well as very useful training facts A MUST

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Summary: Equestrians must read this book!
Review: This book is very interesting and will keep you attention. My favorite part is when Mark talks and tells about how good horses can be no matter what color or breed they are. This book will have an impact on you and horses. You will have a new way to look at them and understand them. If your on the search for a better way to work with horses then this book is defintly for you! I don't think you will be disapointed.

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Summary: Absolute must-read for any horse owner.
Review: This easy-to-read book explains what all horse lovers know deep down about communication with horses, only it puts it into words for us. This book is chock full of obvious common sense ideas that we don't often recognize ourselves until it's pointed out to us.

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Summary: fantastic!
Review: This is an excellent book for anyone who wants to improve their relationship with the horses they own or work with. The book moves more like a story with the author telling how he learned about horses from an old cowboy. I found everything in this book to be very helpful. A must for the equestrian library!