At 20:05:58 on 20.06.10, plodalong wrote:
Parelli works for me to.It has cost me £25 for my ticket to see Pat and Linda at stoneleigh park on savvy sunday. I dont think that is an extreem expense to have a full day's teaching by good horsemen.I would never have been able to help my horse to have good manners and be a fun caretaker for him without the help of of the Parelli methods.

At 20:07:38 on 20.06.10, plodalong wrote:
desensitising Bo something that may woorry him.

At 00:18:39 on 21.06.10, kibby wrote:
I'm not bashing anything, i just love the "parelli" halters.. people the country horsemen in australia for well, i think ever..

At 12:51:14 on 22.06.10, kibby wrote:
wow, that makes no sense.. "the country horsemen" haha was tired..

At 14:55:33 on 22.06.10, nicky_jess wrote:
The halters are fantastic and genuinely work :D

At 23:03:51 on 22.06.10, PonyPower wrote:
He he essex_girl....my new YO said something very sage the other day...."owners don't have horse problems rather horses have people problems"....and there are far too many people who don't take the time to slow down and listen. I'm glad you have been inspired by Peace or is it Maxwell (wine is kicking in). I love them all, becuase ultimately they all sing from the same sheet...for the love of the horse to do what is best for the horse without brutallity and violence, but with care, understanding and love which we get returned unconditionally and a rare kind of devotion.

At 01:25:22 on 23.06.10, kibby wrote:
oh i wasn't knocking them at all.. just that they have been renamed parrelli halters, i have been using and making them since i was 10.. same with every other kid who grew up on the land in australia..

At 07:52:39 on 23.06.10, kibby wrote:
its just we call them rope halters

At 17:34:50 on 23.06.10, essexequine wrote:
I love rope halters. They are a god send. The nice thing about them is you can adjust them to any size, pony to full.

At 15:14:31 on 24.06.10, kibby wrote:
and you can make them when you break all your others..