Free* call with Linda Tellington-Jones of TTouch Wednesday November 28, 2007

Update: New call with Linda Wednesday, March 19, 2008; sign up for this free call!

“TTouch For You‚Ķ and The Horse You Rode In On” – Free live teleseminar call discussing how TTouch and TTEAM affect you and your horse.

How often do your get to ask a top equine clinician any question you want?

Linda has 30+ years of teaching classical riding. She has traveled widely teaching people just like you how to get along better with their horse partner!

Reasons you should to check into TTouch and TTeam

Snipits of info from Linda’s site…

…enable a horse to override old patterns and to learn without fear or force…

…TTEAM exercises result in self-control, focus, self-confidence, cooperation, balance and coordination. Moreover, eleven unique ways of leading a horse provide opportunities for both horse and rider to increase ability and coordination…

The Tellington TTouch helps to relieve tension, fear of contact, soreness or discomfort and transforms nervous, spooky or resistant horses and improve attitude and behavior. With TTouch your horse will enjoy learning and cooperate willingly.

TTouch has been used extensively to speed healing and recovery from injury and illness in horses and in all animals, including humans.

Hundreds of case histories about emergencies with colic, illness or injury demonstrate the value of TTEAM work with the ears to keep a horse out of shock or to bring a horse out of shock while waiting for the veterinarian.

Some of the questions Linda will be asked are…

“What is the career potential for a T Touch certified practitioner, and how do we go about becoming certified?”

“What was the path that led you to know about and/or develop your Touch? (i.e., what areas of study led you there)?”

Here is your chance to chat live with Linda Tellington-Jones about how TTouch and TTEAM can help you and your horse.

Only hours left! Hurry and register for this free* call

YouTube.com video on ttouch…

Video Description: TTouch work is helping Daizy gain a relaxed coherent sense of herself. She spent her first year confined and chained and was not allowed to develop properly.

Summary:

Call with: Linda Tellington-Jones a Favorite Equine Clinician
Date and time: Wednesday, Nov 28, 2007
8pm Eastern, 7pm Central, 6pm Mountain, 5pm Pacific
Register for the call

These phone seminars are the new wave in learning. They are faster, easier, and save you time and money compared to traveling to attend learning seminars across the country.

Equine Teleseminars put on by Patricia of EquineTeleseminar.net give you a wonderful chance to learn from the best horse professionals.
Where else do you get the opportunity to ask your favorite equine clinician your questions, and to have them answered – LIVE over the phone!

P.S. This is a zero-cost call*

* This phone call is free, outside of your regular long distance phone charges. Space is limited, so sign up now and make plans to attend! Sign up even if you can’t make the call, your questions make the event more valuable for everybody. Even if you can not make it for the live call or you miss the call you can order the audio and text files and still get all the important info!

Feel free to spread the news and tell your horse loving family and friends about this call!

Horse picture by Ian Britton

Touching horses – teaching horses

Bonding, de-stressing, relaxing – all enhanced through the magic of touch

Update: New call with Linda Wednesday, March 19, 2008; sign up for this free call!

Throughout history great horseman have used the sense of touch to help tame and teach horses. The right kind of touch can greatly relive tension and fear and aid in bonding with the horse. Many of the top horse clinicians today have learned the importance of touch when dealing with horses.

Clinton Anderson learned the magic of touch from another equine clinician when he was still a teen. Pat Parelli also knows and uses touch with horses as well. The correct use of touch can lower the horse’s heart rate and even its cortisol levels. Touch between horses is used to reduce social tension between group members. It is also used as a source of reassurance following social conflict.

Linda Tellington-Jones’ TTouch Method involves the simple use of the human touch and can improve your horse’s performance, behavior, and well-being. So if you are looking to learn new methods to enhance the relationship between you and your horse you will want to attend her special call, “TTouch For You‚Ķ and The Horse You Rode In On” on Wednesday November 28, 2007. It is a Free live teleseminar call (phone seminar).

In just a couple more days you can chat with Linda about how TTouch and TTEAM and the ways it can help you and your horse.

What would YOU like to ask Linda Tellington-Jones?

Here here are a few questions Linda will be answering:

“What is a good starting place to begin with a horse who’s had quite a checkered past (several owners, couple of injuries)?”

“Do you think TTOUCH also helps animals on the emotional, mental and spiritual levels?”

“If you could ask Linda Tellington-Jones just 1 question about TTOUCH or TTEAM, what would it be?”

Sign up and we’ll ask her YOUR question too! It not too late to get your question in – register for this free call.

(Questions get answered in the order they were sent in, so hurry.)

Photo by Ian Britton

Horse videos about horses and touch…

Equine Teleseminars make it easy to learn more about your horse!

These Equine Teleseminars (phone seminars) put on by Patricia of EquineTeleseminar.net are an exciting, affordable opportunity to ask your favorite clinician your questions, and to have them answered – LIVE over the phone!

Unlike attending a clinic, teleseminars are easy for you…

* No packing and long travel time or drives
* No worries about the price of gas, motels, the security of your horse, or if your car is going to make the trip before it falls apart
* No need to farm out the kids, the dogs, the other horses
* Relax in your favorite easy chair
* Sip on your favorite hot or cold drink
* Purchase the audio files, and listen to them over and over

Call Info Summary:

Call with: Linda Tellington-Jones a Favorite Equine Clinician

Date and time: Wednesday, Nov 28, 2007; 8pm Eastern, 7pm Central, 6pm Mountain, 5pm Pacific

P.S. This is a zero-cost call*

* This phone call is free, outside of your regular long distance phone charges. Space is limited, so sign up now and make plans to attend! Sign up even if you can’t make the call, your questions make the event more valuable for everybody. Even if you can not make it for the live call or you miss the call you can order the audio and text files and still get all the important info!

Feel free to tell all your horse loving friends and family about this call!

Note from Joni Solis…

We own it to the horses we love to learn to do better by them. Stay open to learning new ways to care for your horse.

If you are an equine clinician you should consider joining Patricia of EquineTeleseminar.net in giving these calls.

How has touch been involved in your relationship with your horse?

EquineTeleseminar.net has another call scheduled in their ongoing Horse Health series! Check your schedule and clear the evening of May 2nd for a fascinating live phone interview scheduled with Justin Hayna, DMV, of Blue Mounds Equine Center.

The Art and Science of Equine Reproduction

Patricia of EquineTeleseminar.net and Justin will be discussing both horse breeding basics and cutting-edge technology available for mare and stallion owners in the ever-growing field of Equine Reproduction. If you’ve ever considered breeding your horse, or think you might someday, you owe it to yourself to listen in on this call.

You should sign up to listen in on this one-of-a-kind call if…

• You’re a horse breeder
• You’ve ever considered breeding your horse,
• You might own a mare or a stallion someday
• You’re just interested in learning more about some of the advances in horse health

This phone call is free, outside of your regular long distance phone charges. Space is limited to only 248 participants, so sign up now and make plans to attend! For more info or to sign up and submit your questions visit…

The Art and Science of Equine Reproduction

Important note: Questions are answered in the order that they are received so please sign up early so you can post your special question that you would love to hear answered. Only so many questions can be answered in the 90 minute call so turn yours in fast.

Special Bonus: if you order the telepak, you get extra audios, and the corresponding transcripts! Justin has graciously agreed to answer a few of the questions that we won’t have time for on the live call. Reserve Your copy now!

Even if you can not make it for the live call on the evening of May 2nd or you miss the call you can order the audio and text files and still get all the important info!

Please tell a friend or two about this educational call on Horse Breeding!

A sampling of some of the Questions to be discussed…

1. How can you control a mare’s ovulation so that you don’t have to keep rechecking her to do AI? Is there a better way than RegumateTM because I haven’t found that to be as precise as I would like.
2. What supplements are best for the pregnant mare? I have those that I use, but wondered what you recommend. PMU mares come with no background on what they have been eating while pregnant. Is it too late to start them on some schedule of supplements while they are 6-11 months along?
3. What vaccines should be used during the mares pregnancy and why? What about worming the mare during pregnancy and after foaling? My foals last year were wormy; how can I prevent this? Two of my mares that I sent out to be bred last year, didn’t get pregnant. When I got them back they where so thin, in fact emaciated, it took me three months to get them back to normal body weight. Did this have anything to do with them not getting pregnant? I am breeding one of them back right now, but she is fat and happy. She will be staying here and we will be doing AI.

Sign up Even If You Can’t Think Of A Specific Question.
You’ll Learn A Lot Just Listening To Justin Answer These!

The Art and Science of Equine Reproduction

Discover her horse training secrets.

Dolores Arste of zenhorsemanship.com has lined up Stacie Westfall to be interviewed on her next Clicker Trainer’s Conference call for April 9th.

Dolores sent me the following info on this very special *free call…

I can’t believe that Stacie’s fire to become a horse trainer was fueled at a John Lyons Symposium in Maine. I was actually there!

Stacy grew up in Maine where she rode any horse she could find. She started riding on a Shetland Pony named Misty who was trained to rear on command. Stacy trained her first colt at 14–a $150 project horse.

Now several (I won’t say how many) years later, Stacy Westfall, of Mt. Gilead, Ohio, is no stranger to the competition arena. She was the first woman to compete in and the first woman to win Road to the Horse–showcasing her horse training methods. Stacy is also a winner in the reining show pen. She’s best known for her “mystery-rider” bridle-less freestyle ride. In 2003, National Reining Horse Association Futurity fans leapt to their feet after her bridleless ride rated tops with the judges.

Stacie’s horse at this year’s Road to the Horse was totally in love with her within the first hour of her training. At the end of the weekend, her horse was following her around like a puppy. That’s something I’m sure we can all appreciate. Stacie bought last year’s horse Popcorn AND this year’s horse. She performed with Popcorn for the crowd this year. And, you see him in her colt-starting article series in Horse and Rider.

This is your opportunity to have me ask the questions that you want to hear. Together, let’s find out what led to her such amazing success.

*The call is free except for the long distance charges and will be up on the replay line for about 2 weeks after the call.

To register visit ZenHorsemanship.com

Notes from Joni Solis…

I really feel strongly that people in the horse industry should be open to continuous learning adventures like these free live calls that Dolores and other horse people hold. Please go sign up for this call and enjoy your opportunity to learn from other professional horse business people.

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