Selena

“Marriage, fun? Fiddle-dee-dee. Fun for men you mean”
― Margaret Mitchell Dukore, Gone with the Wind

“One of the primary ways horses communicate with us is through their behavior. Again, it is my belief horses don’t distinguish between how they feel and how they act. So if they act a certain way, their actions are reflecting the way they feel. A horse’s body then becomes a mirror for their emotions. So the body informs us of what is truly going on internally.”
― Mark Rashid, Whole Heart, Whole Horse: Building Trust Between Horse and Rider

“After all, the qualities required to be good with horses are the same qualities required to be good at life in general, and vice versa. Chances are”
― Mark Rashid, Horsemanship Through Life: A Trainer's Guide to Better Living and Better Riding

“Once I quit fighting with him and began rewarding his efforts to respond to my cues, he became extremely willing to do what I was asking. The fight and confusion just seemed to melt away,”
― Mark Rashid, Horses Never Lie: The Heart of Passive Leadership