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She brought her Arab stallion White Tail to demonstrate the extraordinary rapport the two have built up over many years. Shari is skilled at teaching others to train their horses using natural horsemanship techniques and native Indian methods. Last summer she left the tepee and log cabin in the New Forest that has been her base for several years, and came with a group of friends and horses to Manor Farm at Lower Godney near Wells. Her career with horses started along more traditional English lines within the structure of the British Horse Society, where she qualified as an assistant instructor. Then she saw a demonstration by the American trainer Pat Parelli that was to completely alter her working methods and change her life. The event raised £500 for the extensive new bridlepath that recently opened between Whatley and Great Elm at a cost of around £15,000. Click here to see a map of how to get to Chantry Quarter Horses. |
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was a display of natural horsemanship in our yard at Chantry
Quarter Horses on Sunday, July 30, 2006 by Shari Penegar.