Experiences Along the Way

The best form of learning often takes place outside of the classroom. We can all learn a great deal by sharing our experiences with each other. Life's trials and tribulations considerably affect our future judgements and decisions, and we carry with us the lessons we have learned throughout our lives.

With this in mind, a colleciton of stories describing one's experiences and encounters with horses would prove invaluable to any equine fancier.

Experiences Along the Way is a true illustration of this notion; solutions to frustrating problems are often found in tales shared among friends. Andrews takes his readers with him in each account, demonstrating how easily a horse responds to a patient, understanding hand. In turn, readers feel as though they have been part of that connection with the horse as well.

Not only does Andrews provide insight into the enigmatic minds of horses, but he does it in an enjoyable and uplifting fasion. Readers are left with a much more positive outlook on what can often be a frustrating task--establishing a connection with their horse. They will want to relish each tale and apply Andrews' successful methods to their own puzzling situations.

Experiences Along the Way is a captivating and enlightening account of one man's approach to training horses. Andrews' success originates from using a soft feel with an emphasis on communicating from the horse's point of view. Readers who admire authors such as Monte Roberts or Tom Dorrance will appreciate this book.

Andrews trains horses and teaches horsemanship from his Mountian Magic ranch in Colorado. He also conducts groundwork and trail clinics, and raises Missouri Fox Trotters.