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In the Company of Horses: A Year on the Road With Horseman Mark Rashid

When Kathleen Lindley showed up at one of Mark RashidÂ's horsemanship clinics, she told him that she didnÂ't know who he was and didnÂ't really care, as long as he could fix her horse.

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In the course of working with him and learning about his way of training horses, not only was KathleenÂ's horse Â"fixed,Â" her life was changed.

This book documents her time spent with Mark Rashid and the deeper appreciation and knowledge she gained for horses and life while there..

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Author: Kathleen Lindley

Publisher: Johnson Books

Date: Nov. 30, 2006

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