Heard it through the grape vine...

"You can lead a horse to water but you can't make him drink;
 You can lead a man to knowledge but you can't make him think."  ~
Pat Parelli


"Nature is about wondrous diversity and while there are some elements held in common, each horse is unique and must be approached with that held firmly in mind. Formulas for care or treatment do not ultimately serve the best interests of the horse. It is important to approach each equine as an individual, to assess body and mind to determine what effects the forces of life have had on that individual, and provide appropriate care based on that unique assessment at that particular time."  ~ Equine Sciences Academy


Advice For Professionals:
"The trick is not in knowing what to do, rather in knowing when to do it. Everything works sometimes, but nothing works every time. If something fails on even ONE horse, then it must be considered a tool, not a rule!" ~ Cindy Sullivan


"All too little attention has been paid to the 'natural' foot.' That's the way he was made, that's the way he should go." ~ J.R. Rooney, DVM, author, The Lame Horse ( © 1998)


"When I hear somebody talk about a horse or cow being stupid, I figure it's a sure sign that animal has outfoxed them." ~ Tom Dorrance


"Let go or be dragged."  ~  ?


"All truth passes three stages.  First it is ridiculed.  Second, it is violently opposed.  Third, it is accepted as being self-evident."  ~ Arthur Schopenhaur