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Mark Rashid
AuthorBooks · Second handSince 2000
Mark Rashid is an American horse trainer, clinician, and author from Estes Park, Colorado. Practicing within the western riding tradition, Rashid's philosophy involves understanding the horse's point of view and solving difficult problems with communication rather than force. His methodology emphasizes the relationship between horse and rider as a partnership, in which the horse willingly takes direction from the rider, rather than a dominant rider directing a submissive horse. His training applies to horses of all disciplines, he has helped Grand Prix Dressage riders, eventers, jumpers and endurance riders, as well as professional reiners, and cutting horses.
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About Mark Rashid
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2000
Mark Rashid is an American horse trainer, clinician, and author from Estes Park, Colorado. Practicing within the western riding tradition, Rashid's philosophy involves understanding the horse's point of view and solving difficult problems with communication rather than force. His methodology emphasizes the relationship between horse and rider as a partnership, in which the horse willingly takes direction from the rider, rather than a dominant rider directing a submissive horse. His training applies to horses of all disciplines, he has helped Grand Prix Dressage riders, eventers, jumpers and endurance riders, as well as professional reiners, and cutting horses.
Mark Rashid is a renowned American horse trainer who has dedicated his life to understanding equine behavior.
His most notable work, Considering the horse, is a fundamental reference for those seeking a deep connection with horses.
Throughout his prolific career, he has published 23 books exploring the training and psychology of these animals.
His approach is distinguished by the use of personal anecdotes that illustrate how to improve communication between horse and rider.
Rashid's philosophy focuses on empathy and respect, transforming the way we understand equine training.
