With Horsenality,
students can quickly identify their horse’s innate characteristics,
their temperament, and specific strategies for bringing out the best in
their unique horse.
Why is this important? Well, knowing whether your horse is confident or fearful, extroverted or introverted, or motivated by food vs. play can make all the difference in the world. An exercise that makes one horse literally jump for joy could be absolutely terrifying for another horse. Knowing what makes your horse tick can be the difference between a lifelong partnership and a constant struggle. To become the perfect partners for our horses, we need to understand them. Horsenality is the ultimate catalyst for understanding. |
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TIPS FROM LINDA
LEFT-BRAIN | RIGHT-BRAIN
Left-brained horses tend to be:
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Right-brained horses tend to be:
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INTROVERT | EXTROVERT
Introverted horses exhibit these qualities:
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Extroverted horses tend to:
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THE BREAKDOWN
This horse is a playful
character that needs interesting things to do. He is obsessed with
learning and needs variety and new things to keep it fun.
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Welcome to the land of
“Why should I? What’s in it for me?” This horse reads people like a
book. He knows what you want and he’s not going to give it to you,
unless you treat him right. Even though he appears stubborn or lazy,
he’s not at all lazy in the mind! He may move slowly, but he's always
thinking quickly
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This shy, timid,
shrinking violet avoids pressure by retreating into himself. Success
involves going very slowly at first and waiting for him to come out of
his shell, to trust more. Pretty soon he’ll be offering you more.
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This horse constantly
needs reassurance. He gets confused easily and then gets afraid, so he
needs you to make things simple, which will help him relax.
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