quick reference links - parelli horse trainingenews.parelli.com/2007/enews111607.pdf · click on...

11/15/07 3:37 PMParelli e-News November 16, 2007

of 5http://enews.parelli.com/2007/enews111607.html

November 16, 2007

Quick Reference Links

This Week at Parelli...

Announcing the new Parelli Cradle Bridle!!

A Success Series Review

Your invited... FL Center Open House

Attention UK!! 2008 Conference Dates...

Parelli Collection November Specials

Each Week...

Q&A with Pat & Linda

United Kingdom News

United States News

Australia News

RFD-tv

Introducing the Parelli Cradle Bridle!

More Feel, More Confidence...

"Had the best ride EVER with my horse last night... Our fourth ride in the cradle. The

angst is gone. Like sometimes she would get impulsive at the trot after getting over

engaged at the canter and now... NOT. I stop, she stops. I walk, she walks... forward.

There is SO much less miscommunication. The relaxation is just amazing."

The innovative Parelli/Myler Cradle is ideal for:

FreeStyle and Finesse in Parelli Levels 2, 3, 4

Restoring confidence in defensive, hyper-sensitive horses that are scared of the bit

Restoring sensitivity in horses that have become hard-mouthed, dull and resistant to

the bit



A Success Series Review

Greetings Linda~

Thank you for the opportunity to review the new Success Series. It was truly an

inspiring experience to study these DVDs.

As I reviewed the materials and watched the programs I took volumes of notes.

My intention was to give a review expounding on the knowledge available to

anyone willing to sit down and learn. To delve into the valuable insights the

Parelli's have discovered and presented through the Horsenality DVD. Or

expound on the logic behind the proper (and natural) use of round pens as

discussed in the Liberty DVD. Perhaps, I thought, I should discuss the themes of

safety and fun - providing the tools for people to rekindle "the dream" - that run

throughout the Series. Or maybe a review on how having a solid foundation and

partnership with your horse can lead naturally to all of the advanced maneuvers

of performance sports. All of these topics and many more throughout the 10

DVDs are important concepts that make this innovative series a must buy for any

horse owner.

However, the one feature that kept me enthralled with watching DVD after DVD

was the way in which Pat & Linda Parelli presented the information. With the

kindness one expresses to close family and friends the Parelli's essentially came

into my home and shared their secrets to success with horses. Through easy to

understand discussions, mixed in with thought provoking concepts that I would

expect from trusted mentor, Pat Parelli answered questions I didn't know I had.

With enthusiasm, Linda Parelli provided proof that it is possible to "live the

dream" through dedication to learning the natural way to be with horses.

The Parelli's passion for horses, respect for one another, eagerness to learn, and

dedication to sharing their knowledge has produced some of the most cutting

edge educational materials available to horse enthusiasts. The release of the

Success Series proudly continues that tradition.

Warm Regards,

Jenn Woodward, GM

Cascade Horseman Magazine

Serving the Horse World of the West

Arena riding, cross country, fields, open areas

Jumping, speed events, racing

A young horse's first bitting experience

Preparation for the curb or double bridle

Available Friday, November 16

Click on picture at left for more information

Question:

I have owned my Tennessee Walker for 1 yr

and I love him to pieces. He is confident, kind,

comes to me at the gate and is a wonderful

trail horse. He did have 1 annoying habit when

I purchased him and that is wanting to eat on

the trail. He sometimes dives quite

aggressively and he doesn't just grab as he

passes, sometimes he stops and dives for the

leaves. I tried being polite at first, then started

asking more aggressively, tried beating him to

the punch when I see an opportunity arising

for him to eat and speeding him up before we

get to the feasting places so he has something

to keep his mind occupied, but nothing really

seems to do the trick yet. I have been trying

to keep my anger in check, but he's testing me

no doubt.

I would be thrilled if you can give me some

help with this and get us turned in the right

direction.

Answer:

This is certainly a frustrating problem for a lot

of people. When you look at it from your

horse's point of view though, he's probably in

heaven when he sees all the wonderful greens

he doesn't get to have in his stall or pasture! I

would take him grazing before my trail ride,

d th th id I'd t h hi t b



Serving the Horse World of the Westand then on the ride I'd teach him to grab a

snack as he keeps walking. This means that

you focus on him walking vs on him grabbing

at the grass. Your attitude would be "Hey!

You've stopped walking." Then you'd go politely

yet firmly through your phases to get him to

move his feet again. Even if it is only a few

steps before he stops for some more, calmly

and smilingly go through your phases again,

each time, for as many times as it takes. Make

sure you don't anticipate him stopping, you

have to trust him!

Horses are so clever, they feel you tensing up

or starting to push them and now they think

"I've got ya!" These Left Brain horses are

always trying to get the upper hoof and

rattling your emotions is a very effective way

to do that. So keep smiling and play the game

back only better!

Linda

Parelli United Kingdom

NEC ARENA AUGUST 9-10 2008

LINDA & PAT PARELLI!

TICKETS ON SALE IN FEBRUARY FROM THE NEC BOOKINGOFFICE

It's YOUR Show, so email us - what would you like to see the event called?

What would you like to see! Send your thoughts to [email protected], subject

heading to read NEC! Thanks for the great ideas and suggestions this is your

chance for YOUR voice to be heard! Parelli Team UK!

HORSE & COUNTRY TV

Remember stay tuned to Horse &

Country TV, for great Parelli

Programmes, pictured is Video Editor,

Bernard creating the final touches to

our new show!

Your Horse Live! Thank YOU!

Courtesy Photo

We were overwhelmed by the positive

response received from existing Club

Members and visitors excited to learn more

about natural horsemanship - fantastic!

Pictured here, our team at an end of day

debrief!

Courtesy Photo

The lucky winner of the Success Series Boxed

Set from Your Horse Live is Sarah Alvis

from Gloucestershire, thanks to everyone

who entered the draw and shared their

stories of success with us over the weekend!



Next Week on RFD-TV

Pat shows how he uses four phases to teach

Bobby in a halter and lead while riding to go,

stop and back up. DISH Channel 231 & DirecTV

Channel 379.

SHOW TIMES:

Wednesday 4pm & 10pm ET/1pm & 7pm PT

Thursday 8am ET/5am PT Saturday 1pm

ET/10am PT

Parelli Professionals at parelli.com

Click here for simple

search functions to find

Private Lessons and

Clinics by Date or

Location in your

country!

Courtesy Photo

our new show!

Be motivated and inspired by Pat and

Linda Parelli on Horse & Country TV,

Sky Channel 280!!

This week's show times:

Tuesday - 19.30pm

Wednesday - 3.00am, 9.00am, 11.30am, 15.30 and 18.00

Saturday - 7.00am and 18.00

Courtesy Photo

Congratulations to the Horse &

Country Production Crew, who filmed

great programming at Your Horse

Live! Some of the team are pictured

above.

We have great plans for this amazing Event

next year, so just stay tuned to ENews!

Winnies Cookies Distributorin the UK

Courtesy Photo

Congratulations to Dawn Moreton, who has

raised her hand to Winnies Cookies! For your

own supply of horsey treats, call Dawn on

01536 515855

Pictured here are Dawn & Bruno, her 21 yr

old IrishxTB, and daughter Catherine with

Capella, a 9 yr old ArabxTB. Very lucky

horses with an unlimited supply of cookies!

Parelli Australia

You can contact our Australian office on

free call: 1800 460 988 or +61 2 4630 9677

Email: [email protected].

Courtesy Photo

I rode Coban again this morning and

he still showed a lot of signs of being

unconfident. But I tried not to argue

with him and kept trotting where he

wanted to go and being a passenger.

Towards the end he felt looser and

started snorting and lowering his

head. I then started doing a bit of

'your idea, my idea', I will keep

working with that.

I learned this weekend that I was

getting too goal orientated i.e. riding

the canter! I kept thinking that Coban should be able to do this without a

problem and that I was holding him back. Now I realise that Coban has a real

issue with the canter, so I will take a step back and listen to Coban more. Thanks

for pointing that out to me. I will do lots of Passenger Lessons at the trot!

I just sat down and watched the latest Savvy DVD. Wow! It fits in perfectly what

you were talking about this weekend. The fact that horses show different

horsenalities in different situations is so revealing. I now have to learn how to

handle Cobans different horsenalities. I do believe that Coban is the right horse

for me, looking at the horsenality chart.

I had a great time and learned alot.

Cheers,

Marja Jarvis, Cudgewa, Victoria.



Parelli e-News

A downloadable, printable PDF of this week's e-News can be found here. If you are having any trouble viewing the Parelli e-News or

using its links, please click here to view it in a web browser. If the links do not work, please visit: http://enews.parelli.com/ to view

this week's e-News.

-for more information visit www.parelli.com or call 1-800-642-3335 Click here to be removed.

quick reference links - parelli horse trainingenews.parelli.com/2007/enews111607.pdf · click on...

Documents