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Carolyn
Resnick
Nationally
known for her original training methods, her understanding
of natural herd behaviour, and the remarkable connection that
she shares with all horses, Carolyn Resnicks career
and studies have spanned over 40 years as a trainer, Arabian
breeder, clinician and student of wild horse behaviour.
Her life with horses began in Indio, California in the 1940s.
Riding alone in the desert as a child, she nurtured an intuitive
bond with horses. As a junior rider her interest led to training
and showing in both English and Western divisions. Her desire
to create a championship performance from the willing spirit
of the horse led her on a unique quest to gain knowledge of
natural wild horse behaviour and communication systems. In
the beginning of what would become a lifelong passion for
developing innovative horse training methods created from
her interactive studies with wild horses, Carolyn spent three
summers of her childhood gradually becoming accepted into
a community of wild horses.
Carolyns formal introduction to the wider equine community
began in the early 1970s from her ranch, Stonehenge Arabians/Dances
With Horses, a successful training and Arabian breeding center
in Sonoma, California. She toured the United States for several
years, giving clinics and exhibitions on her horse communication
system. In addition, Carolyns Liberty Training video,
released in 1988, has impacted the horse community in better
relationships with horses.
After 25 years, Carolyn retired from the breeding and training
business and moved to a smaller ranch in Escondido, California.
Today she coaches dressage and gives private instruction in
Liberty Training, Beyond the Whisper. Her life today
also includes serving on the advisory board of Return To Freedom
American Wild Horse Sanctuary in Lompoc, California as an
expert in wild horse behaviour. She is also in the process
of developing programs for the business world to enhance leadership
communication
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