Communicating with Cues: The Rider's Guide to Training and Problem Solving
Communicating with Cues: The Rider's Guide to Training and Problem Solving
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John Lyons and Maureen Gallatin explain how consistent cues, clear rewards, and practical lesson plans can improve communication between horse and rider. Communicating with Cues addresses ground handling, round-pen work, saddling, attention, pressure and release, trailering, spooking, and common behavior problems. Rather than relying on force, the book encourages trainers to make each request understandable and repeatable, helping the horse connect a specific cue with the desired response and giving the rider a structured path forward.
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