Monte Foreman was one of America's foremost trainers of horses and riders, and many advances in western training have come from his years of research into the action and interaction of horse and rider - research aimed at improving their athletic ability as a team. It was Foreman who first applied still and motion-picture photography to the sport of riding, to determine beyond doubt how horses move most naturally and efficiently. His training methods are applicable to all kinds of western and English riding.

Monte Foreman's Horse-Training Science introduces beginning and advanced riders to Foreman's method, which he taught successfully in clinics for many years with Patrick Wyse, his first accredited instructor. Step-by-step instructions and more than 300 photographs and drawings explain how to execute the turn on the forehand, the side pass, leads, the posting trot and the natural depart, flying lead changes, balanced stops, rolls, and spins. The horse-and-rider team that becomes proficient in the Foreman method will enter a whole new world of enjoyment, performance skill, and competitive achievement.

About the Author
Monte Foreman spent his professional life working with horses-as a cowboy, arena performer, U.S. cavalryman, polo player, competitor, and trainer.

Patrick Wyse is a full-time professional riding instructor who trains and films the techniques of more than 600 students each year at Horse Wyse Ranch near Townsend, Montana.

Reviews
A look at the almost visionary techniques of one of the most revolutionary horsemen our country has seen."" - Horse Illustrated

""You'll find tips in this book that may help yousmooth your pattern into a winning one."" - Quarter Horse Journal



Book Information
ISBN 9780806142227
Author Monte Foreman
Format Paperback
Page Count 160
Imprint University of Oklahoma Press
Publisher University of Oklahoma Press
Weight(grams) 412g
Dimensions(mm) 279mm * 216mm * 9mm