Here is my concise review of Expert Horse Training and Handling book that I recently purchased. This book is packed full of priceless horse training and handling information; which is why I am keeping this review as short as possible since covering all the material in the book would mean my review would be almost as long as the book itself. It contains everything you need to know about training and handling horses.
I should let you know that the information in this book is not something that was developed recently. Actually, this info has been around for over a hundred years! You may or may not know him, but Professor Jesse Beery can certainly be described as one of the best horse trainers to exist. He is actually the one who wrote this guide. If you don’t know much about him, try doing a search on Google for him. Since the guide Professor Jesse Beery wrote is quite old, you might wonder how this info has surfaced today. I won’t be able to answer that, but I can thank Charlie Hicks for finding it and putting this book together.
Let’s dig into the actual meat of this book. The one thing I love about this book is that your experience with horses is irrelevant as it covers everything you need to know about horse training. And I mean EVERYTHING. If you were to take a look at the table of contents you would certainly agree with me. It covers everything from Jesse Beery’s three fundamental theories to a cure for any and every problem and illness that a horse may develop. Nothing at all has been omitted. That is why it is nearly impossible for me to review the entire book.
Really and truly I don’t have to review the entire book. If you visit Charlie Hicks’ site you’ll be able to see the entire table of contents for everything that is contained in the book. It may take you some time just to go through the table of contents. Just remember that it was written by Jesse Beery and nothing was altered at all.
Check out the site yourself and if you’re serious about horse training and handling you will like what you see.
Here’s the site: www.besthorsetraining.com
