Bruce Nock, PhD.

Ann Corso, CP

Join us at Lone Pine Ranch on July 13, 2008 for an educational one-day event open to the public:  

"The Biology of Natural Horsemanship"

A n  E d u c a t i o n a l  S y m p o s i u m

 P r e s e n t e d b y

B r u c e N o c k , P h .D.  &  A n n C o r s o, C P

 F a c t & S c i e n c e - B a s e d I n f o r m a t i o n

People know far more about effective communication and tactful training today than in the past, and horses, as well as humans, are benefiting. Participants in BNH Symposiums travel further down the road of enlightened horsemanship to learn how the things we do to and with horses affect their biology and, in turn, their physical and emotional well-being.

Such information can help us make reasonable decisions about what to train and what training methods to use. It can help us judge the amount of exercise needed to be beneficial. It can help us choose between different riding styles and boarding models. It can help us understand how to enrich the lives of horses and to protect them against damage from the unnatural stressors that are unavoidable in today’s world. It can help us make intelligent decisions about hoof care and how shoes versus a proper natural trim affect hoof and horse health. It can help us decide when to start a horse under saddle and how and when to wean a foal. And more.

The BNH is a fact and science-based symposium with cutting edge information presented in terms every horse person can understand. Come travel a trail with fascinating twists and turns as Bruce and Ann guide you through advanced topics in natural horsemanship.

 LEARN MORE & PRE-REGISTER at:  www.wildhoof.com

 Or Google:  “Liberated Horsemanship”

 $100 Registration Fee
or PRE-REGISTER ON-LINE AND SAVE $25!


For local information, contact Bruce Goode at:

Lone Pine Ranch
315 Commonage Road
Vernon, BC, Canada
V1H 1G4

Telephone:   250-549-2209 or 250-545-6948
Email:         lonepinehorse@yahoo.com
Website:     www.lonepineranchresort.com