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DECEMBER 2005 • VOLUME 4 • HORSES For LIFE™ Magazine

An Introduction to Ramener, Mise en Main and Rassembler

Gueriniere

he rassembler is an unlimited achievement, wherein the bridle, horse and rider have become absorbed into one entity; the bit possesses a limiting effect no longer, the forward impulse travels right through it, without let or hinder; actions of hands and bridle-effects have become mere messages to the horse's nerve-center." Wynmalen

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