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An informative column
presented by Lisa Lerch Esq. of Legal Equestrian |
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Lisa will be speaking at Equine Affaire on January 30, 2009.
12 pm Equine Law for Recreational Horse Owners - Seminar Stage
4 pm Equine Law for Professionals - Seminar Stage
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Q:My neighbor wants to give my daughter a miniature horse for Christmas. Do I need any paperwork if the horse is a gift?
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Yes. Regardless of whether or not the horse is registered, you will still want some type of writing to reflect the transfer of the horse to you as the new owner. If the horse is registered, you will need the proper transfer of ownership documentation to reflect your right to title of the...
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Your
horse did what?
Problem Solving with Sheryl Lynde,
a John Lyons Certified Trainer
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Why the Round Pen?
What to do...
I have had many horses sent to me for training – some are young and just need to be started, some are old and need to be started – I’ve had 12 year olds that have been pasture ornaments and haven’t been touched. Some come to me with issues that the owner is at a loss to work out such as bucking, rearing, bolting, lack of respect, dangerous on the ground, charging, wont go, wont stop, etc. Just as the eyes are the windows to the soul – the round pen tells me exactly what is going on with the horse. The bucking, rearing, bolting issues are all symptoms. I need to get to the cause whether it be fear, aggression, or a little
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Exploring Intuition and Mindfulness
Intuition is not enough. It is not enough to simply think that the heart or feelings will lead you because with this thought quite often one is being led by their own needs and results.
Having a clear understanding and knowledge of the specific subject, in this case, Equine Body Work, learning all of the “left brain” things, such as anatomy, gait work, confirmation are extremely important because the confidence of knowledge opens you up to live more freely in the right brain, while also living in the now. |
A Story About John
This story illustrates the different ways each person deals with an emotionally traumatic experience. I feel it is important because a health professional must be able to assess each person's or horse's comfort level without judgment. One must hold themselves outside of the emotional bubble and yet still remain attuned and compassionate to facilitate the healing.
John was a friend of mine. When they called us from the hospice where John was staying, we knew it was time. There were four of us. We could hear him breathing before we opened the door. He was lying in bed staring straight ahead. His arms were at his side. He was panting out of fear…I think. He never looked at anyone. He just stared straight ahead. He looked very small.
Two of his friends sat on the bed on either side of him. His other friend sat at the back of the room. Right up close to the wall. He never moved. I was at the foot of the bed. I don't think John could focus on us. I don't think he could die and be with us at the same time.
The sound was everywhere…his breathing…ragged and deep. Like a......Full Article Here
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