Willing Partners
You
have audited Peter Campbell at international events like the Canadian
Finals Rodeo or the Spruce Meadows Masters. Maybe youve heard
him on the Horsemans Radio Weekly with Jim Campbell. Read
about him in select issues of the Western Horseman, Northern Horse
Review or Trails Less Traveled.
It
really doesnt matter where youve seen or heard the name
~ it matters that you and your horse join Peter for a journey of
classical horsemanship. Just because its called Horsemanship
doesnt mean its only western or english ~ remember this
its a philosophy of why and how the horse operates.
Peter
Campbell is an artist, a student of the horse, one of the very few
clinicians today who has made his living a horseback. Incorporating
his life experiences along with the heritage of the vaquero, Campbell
is able to bring his students over 25 years of horse wisdom.
With
a kinship for all animals, Peter is able to educate students on
the most effective ways to work the horse to have a positive outcome..
He creates a "Willing Partner" through no more means than
practical and essential values that create respect between horse
and rider.
Riders
of all disciplines have found that Peters philosophy is a
great enhancement to their field of riding. With four day clinics
that offer a chance for students to truly understand what is taking
place with the horse, the rider has a better opportunity to build
a better foundation. There are no special gadgets or games used,
it is just an honest learning environment, that allows the student
to work on themselves and their horses.
Whether
you are a beginner or advanced rider, Peter is able to find your
learning curve and excel you to the next level of working with your
horse. With outstanding instruction, Campbell is able to refine
your horsemanship skills and bring out the real horseman inside
you! Personal and group attention gives you the best teaching skills
of a private tutor inside a public classroom, this atmosphere exposes
your horse t a new world of communication and partnership.
If
you were to ask Peter of his teachings, he would tell you, "I
am on a journey to free the horse of slavery. The horse is a partner,
not a hostage. I want the horse to understand he can have his self-preservation
and still respond to what we're asking him to do and that we're
not going to hurt him. You direct and support the horse and you
build on his pride. These are not my concepts, they date back to
the beginning of time but they are often misused or misunderstood.
If you can get the horse to understand what you are asking, be let
down and have respect for each other, you can get a willingness
-- a bond that can't be broken. It's like a dance, someone leads
but it's just a suggestion, not a forceful deal. The horse will
tell us what we need to do to work with him if we only learn to
listen, understand and feel of the horse.
Join
Peter, as he conducts over 35 clinics this year across Canada and
the United States. Enjoy his outstanding teaching ability and see
the unique bond he can build with a creature. Clinics consist of
Colt Starting, Horsemanship, Cattle Working, Ranch Roping, Troubled
Horses and Trailer Loading. Along, with the clinics use his "Willing
Partners" Video Series to increase your communication with
your horse. They are a great study aid that offers many different
projects to work on!
www.willingpartners.com
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