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Teaching Safe Horsemanship A Guide to English and Western Instruction

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ISBN-10: 1580175155

ISBN-13: 9781580175159

Edition: 2nd 2003

Authors: Jan Dawson, Michael Dawson

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Safe riding is correct riding. That's Jan Dawson's motto, and it's the philosophy behind her book, Teaching Safe Horsemanship. Dawson's goal is to provide both English and Western riding instructors with an effective and safe teaching program. She explains how to assess a horse's particular characteristics in order to weed out potentially dangerous animals. She also offers guidelines for assessing instructors and students, including what makes a good instructor and what attitudes can get in the way of learning proper horsemanship. Since 80 percent of all accidents involve falls due to loss of balance, Dawson identifies the techniques that ensure that a horse and rider are in proper balance.…    
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Book details

List price: $19.95
Edition: 2nd
Copyright year: 2003
Publisher: Storey Publishing, LLC
Publication date: 11/1/2003
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 160
Size: 8.60" wide x 11.55" long x 0.55" tall
Weight: 1.034
Language: English

Author Jan Dawson was the owner and operator of Golondrina Stables and Training Center in Texas where she offered boarding, riding lessons and horse training. She trained riders and horses in hunt seat, western and dressage until she retired in 1995 to devote her time to horse showing. She teaches clinics to riders and instructors across the United States, teaches safety seminars and certifies riding instructors. The techniques she uses to instruct her students are also visible in her book, Teaching Safe Horsemanship. Jan is president and clinician of the American Association for Horsemanship Safety, Inc., and also writes the Association's Caution: Horses newsletter. She is a member of the…    

A Foundation for Teaching Safe Horsemanship
The Nature of the Horse: The Foundation of the Program
Qualities and Goals of an Effective Instructor
Class Management Guidelines
Horsemanship across Disciplines
The Foundation for Teaching Safely
Introducing Lessons and Plans: Establish Rider Balance
Lesson Plans for the Trot
Introducing Canter Lessons
Teaching High-Risk Activities
The Safe School Horse
Control Issues: On the Trail and in the Arena
Emergency and Stable Procedures
Dealing with Accidents and Lawsuits
Sample Procedures Manual
About the AAHS
Sample Facility Rules for Staff, Students, and Boarders
Index