Finding Your Superhorse Lessons from Six Decades of Riding Training and Loving Horses

Lessons on how to tap the true potential in every horse from one of the world's leading female trainers.

For six decades, Lynn Palm has been a mainstay of the horse
training, showing, and clinicing industry. Her successes in diversity in
training and the development of willingness and ability across disciplines are
unparalleled. She has four Superhorse Titles--a prize awarded to a horse that
demonstrates a broad skillset and proficiency in multiple sports. In these
pages, Lynn shares the eight keys to her success in training and competing, and
how you, too--whether you're eventing or team penning--can shape a horse with a
good attitude, correct movement, healthy biomechanics, and top-notch
conditioning. A "Superhorse" will take you farther for longer, and you'll enjoy
every minute of it.

Readers will learn how:

- Not all knowledge is good knowledge, and which knowledge is best.

- Groundwork in the form of in-hand, longeing, liberty work, long-lining, and trick training is integral to attaining training goals

- To incorporate longevity training with progressive lessons that have the "long game" in mind

- The rider's ability directly impacts the horse's

- A competitive edge serves both the recreational rider and the one who shows

- To overcome the inevitable challenges when training a horse and facing questions of persistence versus suitability

- We need to do better for the horse in equestrian sport

- "Giving back" to the industry provides a foundation for Superhorses for generations to come

With a rich mix of stories curated from years of horse
adventures, practical ideas you can put to work in your own arena, and
exercises to incorporate in your daily practice, Finding Your Superhorse
is the rare inspiring read that teaches. Throughout, Lynn's warmth of character
and intense commitment to horses, horse people, and improving the industry that
has given her a life and a livelihood shine through, guiding us all toward
what's possible and the "super" in every horse.