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Category: Horses

Natural Horsemanship and CST

Natural Horsemanship and CST


by Nigel Williamson The Fulcrum, Issue 46 Winter/Spring 2009 I’m in a field. There are thistles, rough grass and nettles around me. I’m about to give a course and I’ve had a momentary loss of confidence about my capacity to make contact with horses. I’ve spent a year being with these horses, working with them. … Continue reading Natural Horsemanship and CST

Posted on August 1, 2018October 11, 2021Author CSTA EditorCategories Horses
Horses, My Teachers

Horses, My Teachers


by Sue Newport The Fulcrum, Issue 39 Summer/Autumn 2006 Awareness is the key to developing feel; be in the present; experiment with yourself and the horse; focus on the ‘means whereby’, not the goal. Perry Wood These words from a book called Real Riding, refer to the riding of a horse but they could just … Continue reading Horses, My Teachers

Posted on July 31, 2018October 11, 2021Author CSTA EditorCategories Horses
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