When a horse pulls back, his head and poll are subjected to severe pressure.

A huge amount of skill and experience is needed to deal with problem horses.

Many trainers apply pressure when the horse has no idea how to find relief.

Horses don’t know or care what you think is good or bad.

Unfortunately, you can’t tell a horse to forget what he’s already learned.

“I believe round yards of any size are unsuitable for handling horses.”

Dressage today is often training in appearances only.

List extended to 12 key guiding principles.

Side reins, draw reins, chambon, gogue – Jean luc Cornille explains how detrimental they can be.

There are no secret magic powers when it comes to training horses.

Sometimes getting through to a horse can mean thinking outside the square.

Horses aren’t born knowing that they must walk calmly alongside you.