Kentucky Foothills Therapeutic Horsemanship Center
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Horsemanship on the Ground

Horsemanship involves activities on the ground.  Using the "horse whispering" techniques of people like Pat and Linda Parelli, Clinton Anderson, Ray Hunt and others, one learns how to use a horse's own language and communication skills to develop mutual respect  through shared "play".
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