Maybe You Can Relate to the following :

• you get nervous and stressed when your horse isn't cooperating and the only way you know how to deal with it is to punish the horse or avoid the triggers;
• you're going horse to horse and trainer to trainer and your horse still throws those tricky behaviours in at the worst time; 
• your horse gets agitated and tense when you're working it, it's so frustrating;
• everyone has an opinion - there is so much information out there you can't make sense of it and you struggle to connect the dots to apply the right info for the situation for the best result, especially when you're under pressure;
• you doubt your ability and don't want to make a mistake, especially one that's costly or might hurt a horse so you avoid addressing it in case you can't undo it;
• you seem to always be arguing with your horse or anticipating some out of the ordinary behaviour;
• you have tried a lot of different methods and trainers and you feel like you're going around in circles without progressing.
  

The horse industry is full of myths, misconceptions, beliefs and attitudes that hinder results and limit the potential of you and any horse you work with. 

You'd be surprised but there are many trainers and horse owners who have worked with horses all their lives who achieve winning results at shows but they still have horses they work with behavioural challanges.  

To add to it there exists a culture of beliefs such as 'horses are stupid', 'they should do as they're told as I'm their owner', 'it's always been done that way', or 'everyone else does it'.

Instead of addressing the core issue as to why this is occurring, they blame the horse, or sell the horse, or refuse to work with the horse claiming it has issues, or it's stupid, or its a problem breed.   

While there are training shortfalls that will affect results and behaviours when working with horses, at the end of the day the horse is not the problem.  No matter what training or behaviour issue is occurring, at the end of the day the onus rests on the person's ability to have quality facts about horses, behaviours and knowing how to tackle any issue that arises.  If you don't have the right starting framework, your entire belief system and the way you address issues will be flawed so you will keep repeating the errors.

It doesn't have to be this way. 

Centaur Connection's Horsemanship Connection Mastery Program has been designed to help you understand horses and teaches you how to overcome training issues.  It provides the missing pieces that link together creating a system that you can draw on to solve problems.