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  1. While training horses, I came across a pony who I was supposed to groundwork with and ride. This pony had been ridden before, but no one noticed the muscle atrophy and tension on this little pony. Because I have educated myself (and still educating myself) with how a normal horse should look, I was able to show the owner just how sore her pony was and give her some of the Prescriptions for Parelli to help lift his back. After a week of the owner doing their homework and me coming out 3 times, Jack is beginning to free up his gait and overall is just a much happier pony! Thanks Lisa!
    -DeAnna Fitzgerald
    Naturally Connected Horse Training
    nchorsetraining@gmail.com

    • Thanks DeAnna for sharing your wonderful success story! Keep up the good work. It’s so important to be an informed horse owner and really take note of any asymmetrical muscle tone. It provides you with valuable clues to what’s going on in your horse’s body. I came up with “A Prescription For Parelli” series specifically for situations like the one you just described.

  2. Great post! This part is very important – Know what is normal for your horse and familiarize yourself with basic equine first aide.  If you notice something strange going on in your horse's body or behaviors, don't hesitate to contact your veterinarian. Thanks for sharing your tips with us.

  3. Lisa, I can't begin to tell you how happy I am that you have taken your services to the level which you have. Keep up the great work and the sharing:)

    • Thanks so much Dino, you are very kind in saying so! You have been a great inspiration to me and I’m glad to have you as a teacher and mentor.

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