Power Under The Saddle

Humans cannot understand horses by their neighs. To understand them it is important to know what they feel by the different movements in their body parts. For example: ears, legs, tail, head, mouth. Here is a picture that depicts the movement of the ears in a particular way and what they mean. By this it becomes easy to understand what the horse is thinking in order to control them.                                            *While aggressive there is a high possibility that the horse may kick with hind legs to defend*

Being a horse lover, do you ever think what goes on in the brain of a horse when he/she sees you ? or observes you doing something? We have always wondered why they do what they do but, ever been curious to think what makes them do so. These questions have penetrated my mind. You can find answers to these questions here. Basically, I am a student of commerce, and exploring my way through different areas of interests and passion. Following my passion I have started exploring the world of the mighty life of horses.  I wasn't that young, nor too old but a after the exams got over, I suddenly thought of challenging myself with some sport. There I thought, what sport could give me a chance to be with animals and even challenge me. And I knew it right, it couldn't be better than being an equestrian. Like this started my journey towards living my passion.  As you see, my first blog is just a hint of how I got to commence my passion for horses. A curious horse lover who would l