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I’ve been involved with horses for seven years, and I love it! I want to get more involved and possibly pursue a career involving horses. I’m interested in holistic healing, hippotherapy, natural horsemanship and that kind of thing (any one farmilliar with “Tao of Equus or the Heartland series?). At the moment, I can’t find any really good trainers in my area who can help me achieve these goals, and there’s only so much I can learn on my own, fumbling through a bunch of theories. How do you go about finding good mentors?
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You find good mentors by moving around to be honest. How do you know the trainers aren’t good, have you met or talked with all of them? I think any respectable trainer has one thing they can pass on to a person, and with each trainer you can learn something new, like a new technique. But it’s still true, you can’t just stay in one place and allow the trainers to come to you. I would think attending horse shows, even if you aren’t riding, and talk to the trainers at the show. Attend clinics in your area and outside your area if it’s possible. I learned a lot of things from attending horse shows and clinics, and met a lot of knowledgeable people in the field.

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