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Date Posted: 21:34:47 03/16/08 Sun
Author: Sue
Subject: spooky Friesian
In reply to: Malinda 's message, "Spooky Friesian" on 17:47:08 11/07/07 Wed

Where are you located? I know a really good trainer in virginia. You can email me for more details.
>Does anyone have any advice on de-spooking a mature
>Friesian? I know some horses are naturally spooky, but
>I am hoping that is not the case with my Friesian. We
>have been doing lots of groundwork and working on
>spooking in place, but I am afraid to get back on him
>since he spooked and bolted.

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