Congratulations! If you have completed the Trickonometry in volume 1, you and your horse have become quite a team, and are ready to graduate to the exciting tricks taught in Volume 2. These tricks can be entertaining and useful, as well as helpful in developing better communication. Now your horse will learn how to drink from a bottle, serve drinks to you and your friends, untie knots when you get in a bind, push a baby carriage or lawnmower, and roll a barrel.

You learn how to pick up trash and put it in a barrel, remove a blanket, wave a flag, played basketball and spin a rope. All of these will be easy to teach because of the foundation you've laid with Volume 1's instruction. All very entertaining and useful! These advanced tricks using his mouth progress to advance tricks using his legs. He'll be able to gracefully bow on one knee while dismounted and mounted, kneel on two knees, and do the Arabian prayer or camel stretch. These impressive tricks can also help you to mount your horse more easily. Very practical, if you're short and he's tall, or you're not very mobile or getting creaky in the knees! Max, Carole will show you the simple calculation trick that will turn your horse into a math whiz using his counting skills. Your horse will learn how to wave “Hi”, lie down and play dead, sit up, and be mounted from a sitting position. These are very spectacular treks that you when your horse will enjoy performing again and again.

Author of the best-selling books, "Trickonometry" and "Healed by Horses", Carole was motivated to produce the series because she believes "Any” horse can learn new tricks. Make your horse happier, smarter and shine with talent. You'll get more pleasure from your horse than ever before and have the most fun doing it. Tricks will guarantee your horse a place in people's hearts, and even increases value. People will be astounded at his human-like intelligence. This kind of interaction develops a horse mentally like no other exercise.

Trainer: Carole Fletcher

Added to Collection: 08/09/2009
Run time: 90 mins

Genres: Horsemanship, Entertainment