When you hold hands with your horse and he holds your hand back, to me that’s true connection and harmony. My students often hear me say when you hold hands with someone it doesn’t feel good to hold an empty hand , it doesn’t feel good to hold a strong hand, just hold hands.
By Dallas Sweat
Enjoy your copy of the book “A Drink of Water” by Jim Hicks. Photography by Kim Stone and Donnette Hicks....
Thoughtful feel and timing, with a consistent attitude and approach. Eliminates unnecessary confusion for the horse. -Jim Hicks
The riders responsibility, is to search for what the horse needs out of this deal. -Jim Hicks
