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How a Quick Pre Ride Check Can Save You a Wild Ride I remember from years past many trail rides on cool mornings where the activities seemed more like a rodeo event than an enjoyable trail ride. There were high-headed horses snorting, moving around as the riders tried to mount, and even bucking before or after the mounting. I can recall some of my own flying mounts on a horse anxious to go and recall some riders getting frustrated, scared, and even giving up the idea of a ride before ever getting started. [VIEW ARTICLE]Comments RSS Feed For This Article: 
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Subject: Wild Ride
Some of the teachings by the men you mention are incredible in addressing those "wild rides" you want to avoid. Recently attended a Chris Cox seminar - he is amazing! worked with individuals and horses for 45 min to 2 hours and had some unbelievable results - definitely recommend attending his seminars when he comes to your neighborhood.