"To deal successfully with horses and their schooling we need patience and sympathy, and no opportunity should be missed to increase, simultaneously with our own understanding of the horse, his understanding of us and the amount of his confidence. Anything that it is in our power to do in order to further the horse's comfort and contentment will tend to increase his intelligent understanding and will assist materially in educating him into a lively and friendly creature who will be ready to give of his best, cheerfully and without constraint." Henry Wynmalen, from "Equitation" 1938