Exposure to New Ideas with Tom Dorrance
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- Опубликовано: 4 сен 2024
- In this latest DVD offering of vintage footage, Tom directs Bryan Neubert in the starting of two young horses at one of his clinics. Tom offers suggestions for Bryan and comments on what he sees is taking place. He mentions several times that the learning that will take place for people will be when they go home and spend time with their own horses; the clinic is an opportunity to be exposed to some new ideas. We hope that this footage will offer you some exposure to new ideas and that you can incorporate into your approach to horses a part of Tom’s unique ability to see what was taking place within horses and people together with some of his patience and humor.
Next Harry Whitney rides a horse through obstacles: tires on the ground and a bridge. This will expose you to a way to approach obstacles and an idea of the learning that can take place when approaching something new. The DVD closes with a conversation between Tom and Harry about “approaches.” Listen and think about the situations they are visiting about. You will find some great gems in their exchanges. Enjoy this opportunity to spend some time with Tom. We are sure this exposure to his way of teaching and helping people and horses will give you some good ideas to blend into your life.
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I’m an old cowboy from northern South Carolina. I knew about Tom Dorrance but never got to meet him. I also knew and met Ray Hunt and learned that he was left-handed with a rope as was I. He showed me a lot of tricks with a rope and I showed him one or two. We got along just fine.
Tommy Grubbs
So awesome to see Harry as the student and working with Tom.
Lucky for us, with Tom and Ray gone, we still have Harry to help us along our way.
Tom said, "Harry knows how to stay this side of trouble."
I’m an old cowboy from northern South Carolina
It’s almost as if I have forgotten about these tips
Tom was the best horseman of his generation. I wonder if Tom knew then that Harry Whitney would turn out to be the best horseman of his generation.
Natural horsemanship has been around since man first started domesticating horses. It’s the novice horse people who oooo and aaaaaa over what these old men know. I guarantee that there horsemen who were every bit as good as Dorrance and Hunt; but they were busy working.
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