The interview with Rodrigo continues in this second part of a four part interview. Join us as he shares with us the one element that he thinks the most important in any horse. And what contribution does Rodrigo promise us at the end of this interview that we have to look forward to?
Research project examining the maximum force possible of strikes by a standard whip in equestrian sport and any possible damage to skin and soft tissues as a result of such strikes. A research project that while perhaps uncomfortable to read, a necessary read for all of us involved in the equestrian sport.
We can find many truths in the writings of the past. We do not need to look for the next great teacher. Sometimes simple truths have already been well expressed in books from the past. Books from the past can also show us where we came from, why certain practices that we may not agree with, are still around today. Knowing where they came from can help us know where to go to.
Looking through at the eyes of current competition horses we see expressions which we can only express as worried, sad, depressed. What is really going on?
The interview with Rodrigo continues in this second part of a four part interview. Join us as he shares with us the one element that he thinks the most important in any horse. And what contribution does Rodrigo promise us at the end of this interview that we have to look forward to? 
Research project examining the maximum force possible of strikes by a standard whip in equestrian sport and any possible damage to skin and soft tissues as a result of such strikes. A research project that while perhaps uncomfortable to read, a necessary read for all of us involved in the equestrian sport.
A dappled flamenco dancer, or the heart of the Spanish Plains. The words of this poem bring us back to our love of our horses. 
We can find many truths in the writings of the past. We do not need to look for the next great teacher. Sometimes simple truths have already been well expressed in books from the past. Books from the past can also show us where we came from, why certain practices that we may not agree with, are still around today. Knowing where they came from can help us know where to go to. 
Looking through at the eyes of current competition horses we see expressions which we can only express as worried, sad, depressed. What is really going on?