Horse Fixin’: Forty Years of Working with Problem Horses

by Frankie McWhorter, John R. Erickson (With)

"Horses aren't born with bad habits. They learn them from people." —Frankie McWhorterIn this memoir, Frankie reminisces about horses and horsemen he has known and discusses his innovative, unconventional approach to horsemanship. Founded on intelligence, compassion, experience, and a profound practical understanding of a horse's mind, his methods derive also from the cowboy tradition in which he was schooled and can be read as western folklore.

73 pages, Paperback

First published January 15, 1992

Reviews

[Christopher Gilland · Rating 1 out of 5]

This book absolutely makes me sick! Really? Shooting a horse 10 times with a beebee gun to break it to behave? Absolutely despicable! I don't care what his excuse if nor do I give a damn the time period when this took place. Call it what you will. It's abuse point blank. I wish I'd never read this shit.