I am enjoying the content and want to thank you for not putting a lot of filler in your writing. We train and start colts & fillies and train for trial.  I have been studying Natural Horsemanship for 8 years. Lucinda Baker, Bend, Oregan, USA.

• Why horses bite and 5 ways to effectively deal with a biting habit.

• How to decrease stress in your horse during lessons.  This is more than not shouting, but just as simple.

• 10 training tips for your safety.

• The most productive way to conduct your horse's lessons.

• The one gigantic mistake owners of a new horse make in the first days and weeks of ownership.

• Vital tips on interacting with your horse.  These tips will not only help you with riding your horse, but will also help avoid unpleasant situations like biting and kicking.

• Practical tips for dealing with a bolting horse.  I've saved my neck on a road busy with trucks using these techniques that anyone can do.

• 21 specific tasks your horse should be able to perform without question in order for their 'breaking in' to be complete, and how to teach each and every one of them.

• How to bombproof your own horse in the shortest time possible.... so you can get on with the fun activities like trail riding, jumping, dressage and showing.

• The 6 trust multipying secrets of the horse whisperers.

• The most overlooked reason that makes horses throw their heads when being bridled.

• The very best cure for kicking.
  

My name is Alexandra Wells, and I just bought a 5yr old appaloosa, and so far all the techniques you have given me have been a god-send. He is really responding more to my requests, and we are bonding greatly. Thank you so much. Alexandra Wells, Stouffville, On, Canada.

• Understand the secrets of your horse's mind.  Just 2 simple concepts let you tap in to your horse's point of view and give you the keys to an harmonious relationship.  One of these is very strange indeed.

• One of the greatest kept secrets for catching the uncatchable horse.  You will NEVER guess this one!

• Why horses buck and how to train them out of the habit.
  

• How to calmly convince your horse to load onto a trailer or float.

• How you can easily be training your horse effectively every minute you spend with him.

• The smart way to make your lessons stick in your horse's head so training occurs with greater speed and better results.

• 6 easy principles that form the basis of all other training.

• The 3 basics to convincing your horse that the umbrella/cow/car/puddle/log/bag/blowing leaf etc is NOT going to eat him alive.

• How to uncover the huge potential your horse has to please, and be the buddy you want.

• The under-rated solution to getting your horse to pick up his feet on command that ALWAYS gets results.

• Retraining an abused horse?  Find out if you have what it takes.

• The ONLY way to give your anxious horse confidence so you can enjoy riding out alone.
  

I would just like to say how helpful I have found your training guide.  I recently bought a 14 month old New Forest gelding that was ok to walk on a lead rope and approach in the field, but would not have his feet picked up for love nor money. So I read your part on repetitive learning and tried this on him. ...he has finally got it.  That doesn't just mean his feet. I have used it on many other things with him too. Many, many thanks. Elaine Atkins.

• How to introduce your horse to the sidepass and counterbend even when neither you nor your horse have ever done either before.

• When your horse is not concentrating on you, the quick exercise that will get him focused in seconds.

• Handling tips for dealing with the dominant and moody mare.

• No more barging for food. How to have your horse wait with food in front of him until you give the ok to eat.
  

• Eight key points you must consider to choose a horseback riding instructor.

• One thing you MUST do so that your horse will understand why you're correcting him.

• How NOT to interact with your foal.
  

• Want to know how to curb your horse's aggressiveness? Learn the six strategies for training pushy and aggressive horses.

• All the information on groundwork you'll ever need!

• The 3 reasons horses rear.  Identify the cause and you find the solution.

• How do you train a horse for harness?  Step by step instructions in here.

• Want your horse to 'stay' like a dog?  You can do it ... page 40 tells you how.

• Cure your horse of mischievious backing up.  It's so simple you'll say 'that's it?'

• Two foolproof strategies to get your reluctant horse to lunge.

I found your e-book very helpful in working with all my horses. I had one that liked to kick at you when you went into the pen to feed and if I swatted him on the neck for crowding me he would turn and kick at you.  I also found other hints to be very helpful. Mary Lou Merchant, Miles City, Montana, USA.

• Basic schooling made basic. 
  

• Bit munching - find out if you need to worry.

• The two uncomfortable causes of excessive head throwing.  One of them is in the mirror.
  

• For your safety - the difference between nibbling and biting.
  

• Teaching your horse to stand still for mounting explained.

• The many faces of pawing explained.
  

• Why napping rarely has anything to do with riding.
  

• What you're really dealing with when you have a stubborn or lazy horse.
  

• How to tell if you are the problem with your headstrong horse.
  

• The simple, secret trick to teaching a horse to lead that they cannot resist.
  

• Why you must figure out the cause of charging behavior or you will make it unbelievably worse.
  

• The intelligent answer to horse food fights that will lick this problem every time.
  

• Dogs and horses are natural enemies - step by step ways to have them be friends.
  

• The right approach to teaching your horse to be calm in traffic.

Having recently purchased this ebook I have been busy taking my laptop to bed most nights to swot up on the next chapter.  I've found the diagrams very useful aids and the realistic approach.  I now also realise that my problems are not the product of a vindictive nature but a misinterpretation between us and so far I've noticed a difference in how we interact and its easier to remain calm and in control and allievate the problem! Kelly Elliott, Co. Antrim, Northern Ireland.

I love the ebook!  I keep going back and learning something new. I have emailed before about "Charlie".  He is doing great! We are still learning about each other. A friend of ours who has been around horses all of his life said that I have come along way with Charlie.  And I thank you for some of that.  I think most people beginers like me or old hands with horses can gain something from reading your book. Marci Norman, Alice, TX, USA.

• Eliminating stiffness

• Ideas for building up muscle in your horse and why you want to bother.
  

• Gaits - an introduction to what's what, including those of 'gaited' horses and how to smooth out a horrible uncomfortable gait in your horse.
  

• How to deal with jogging and when it's not possible.
  

• About bareback riding and tips for making it easier.
  

• Jumping, jumping and more jumping - how and when to start and answers to the most common jumps problems.
  

• Dressage - introduced and demystified.
  

• Collection explained and made easy.

• Extension explained and made easy.

• The half pass explained and simplified.

• Head carriage & frame - why, how and the idea most people have wrong.
  

• Information and tips to get you started with showing & competitions - from class choices  to schooling to grooming for the big day, and a big checklist of what to take with you.
  

• Retraining your horse for a new career - ex-racehorse, ex-pacer, remouthing, abused horses, switching from Western to English or English to Western.
  

• How and why you want to supple your horse.  Lots of exercises you can practice.
  

• The main points to consider with children around horses, with an emphasis on safety.

• The essentials you need to know to tell bits from torture devices.

• Renvers, travers, shoulder in, counterbend and side pass in plain English.

• Got a cantering problem?  The Top 10 questions answered - lead changes included.

• The easy peasy ways to teach turns on the forehand or hindquarters.

• How to get your horse 'on the bit', and what it is.

I had been looking for a book for a newbie just learning the 'how to' in the horse world, and this book has it all covered. 'Horse Training Success' is well worth its money. It is written in easy-to-understand language and clearly set out.   Christine Norton, Feilding, New Zealand.

What's a resource like this worth?

Excellent book.  It sets out in sufficient detail the steps to effective training and horsemanship, without wandering into hyperbole or unnecessary theory.  Thanks for making it available in such a simple method and for it's clarity.  Ross MacInnes,Calgary, Alberta.

Two Special Bonuses Included

I loved your book. My brother's in-laws recently bought a house that came with a horse much to their surprise and excitement. They are letting me go over whenever I want and ride/take care of Tazzy. They have also acquired a 9 month old colt recently. Your book is really helping me get up to speed and refresh my memory on several things. I also put it out for them to read. It's helping a ton! Thanks, Melissa Grablovic, Fort Thomas, KY

Yes that's fine to put it on the website, other people can then see how useful your info really is. Elaine Atkins.