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Jaime Jackson Quotes

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Jaime Jackson is an American activist and farrier who advocates abandoning the use of horseshoes.

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Also known as: The Natural Horse, The natural horse

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Every system of horsemanship practiced in the horse world today should come into scrutiny.

The Natural Horse (1997)

Unfortunately, equine lameness has also become a booming business in the horse world.

The Natural Horse (1997)

The domestic horse world needs to usher in a new order of horsemanship, based upon the paradigm of the natural horse and rider.

The Natural Horse (1997)

Don't lose temper with the horse — this ultimately defeat your best intentions.

The Natural Horse (1997)

Variation is clearly nature's way.

The Natural Horse (1997)

Not all horse care practices are bad; some have evolved for very sound reasons. But for those practices where the intent is bad or the results are harmful or ineffective, it is time to go back to nature and think things over.

The Natural Horse (1997)

The natural hoof, like natural locomotion, is what nature has intended for the hooves of the modern horse. The natural shaped hoof found among wild horses in the outback is nothing less than a structural masterpiece; it has no rivals among domesticated horses anywhere.

The Natural Horse (1997)

Forsake the use of violence on defence of reason. Remember, horses are unique with minds of their own and need to be related to as such if we are ever to have enjoyable and productive relationship with them.

The Natural Horse (1997)

The wild horse — healthy, prolific, and fully capable of surviving on its own — provides us with the perfect window through which to inquire, observe and learn about nature's grand plan for the quintessential natural horse.

The Natural Horse (1997)

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Quotes and notes from Wikiquote: Jaime Jackson (page history), available under CC BY-SA 4.0.