View Chapter One of Chris' Book: Chris Cox Horsemanship Co. : Clinician, Two-Time Road to the Horse Champion, TV Host, Equine Educator

Published in 2008 by Western Horseman, Chris' book Ride the Journey^SM shares with the reader his remarkable authentic and step-by-step horsetraining techniques.

CONTENTS

Dedication and Acknowledgments
Foreword by Larry Mahan
Introduction
1. Horseman in the Making - view this chapter
2. Put Theory Into Practice
3. Getting Personal
4. The Psychology of Horsmanship
5. Equipment 101
6. Groundwork: Where It All Begins
7. Trailer-Loading
8. The Lower Half
9. Create A Natural Head-Set
10. Leg-Yielding Exercises with Positions 3 and 1
11. Leg-Yielding: Using Leg Position 2
12. Cowboys and Collection
13. Leads and Changes Simplified
14. No Room for Stress
15. Head Down the Trail
16. The Cattle Connection
17. The Right Start
18. Refine Your Horsemanship
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Body Reining: I prefer to think of “body reining” rather than “neck reining” because when I guide my horse I'm not using only the reins on the neck. Guiding involves my whole body (hands, shoulders, seat, legs) and my horse's whole body (neck, shoulder, ribcage, hindquarters) working together to move smoothly in the right direction and at the right speed.

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Hi. My name is Hannah. I admire my mom and dad the most, but another person outside my family really admire is a horseman named Chris Cox. I have had the honor of meeting Chris on a few occasions and he always takes an interest in what people have to say. He is always open to help and teach others about horses, yet never acts like he is the expert. He is a down-to-earth gentleman who has a true respect for all.

Hannah Sherrill, age 11

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