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Thank for yet another interesting point of view.
As this seems to be the end of your regular postings, I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for the posts over the last few months.
They have changed my approach and attitude to...
Thank you William for your thoughts.
I will keep you updated with our progress, if thats ok
Roland
William. I was very interested in your response to Jo's comment and enjoyed reading your reply.
My SJ instructor has always insisted that after a stop the horse is held at the fence and punished in a rising scale. I have never been keen on this an...
Hi William. I have been following your blogs and your H&H articles.
It has reappraised the way I my training and sj. Guess what your ideas are working !!!
Keep the pearls of wisdom coming and keep trying to re educate the world.
Hi William. Yet another thought provoking post. I find these very informative and combined with your recent articles in H&H it has opened new doors to training.
For your last post could you possibly add a tip or two about working with ringshy hors...
I am a great believer in the phrase "less is more" first heard by me during a guitar lesson, but seems to work well with horses. As I am a heavier rider I always have been aware of weight changes and have always tried to be as light as possible, w...
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- About Me:
- Retired Police officer attempting to become Cornwalls worst pro show jumper, and doing very well at the mo!
- Do you have any pets?
- Two dogs
- Topics of Interest
- Dressage, Eventing, Jumper, General Riding
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- At 5:27pm on November 20, 2009,
William Micklem said…
- Hi Roland...THANK YOU for the compliments...I am coming to Cornwall next April for a presentation of The GO! Rules...look out for date in press...hope to see you then...will be doing a number of new blogs...definitely one each month...Thank you again...William
- At 3:03pm on August 14, 2009,
Roland Hardman said…
- We moved to Cornwall from Hampshire in 2004 when I retired from the Police. A great decision and as you say a great place to live, despite the tourists. I didn't much care for the rat race around London and Hampshire was becoming that way.
Chill out in Cornwall is my motto now!!!
- At 2:55pm on August 12, 2009,
William Micklem said…
- Roland...I used to live near Redruth...my brother David is still in Cornwall...great part of the world..great county..I miss it...William
- At 8:54am on August 8, 2009,
William Micklem said…
- I was born in Cornwall Roland...where do you live? William
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