photo by Ingela 
LEE SMITH
ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS OF HORSEMANSHIP TM
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photo by Ingela
ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS OF HORSEMANSHIP TM
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Lee Smith lives on a cattle ranch outside of Wickenburg, Arizona. She has been a student of the horse for most of her life. Her first teacher, Ray Hunt, gave her the foundation for everything that she does with horses today. Lee has conducted hundreds of clinics and demonstrations throughout the U.S. and Canada since 1991. Lee is a gifted and eloquent teacher who has extraordinary insight into horses and people. Lee tells her students, "Don't simply focus on doing what I do, learn to see what I see. If you could see what I see, then you would know what to do." She shares what she sees as if speaking for the horse and thus provides her students with the opportunity to observe the exchange of communication between horse and human. She says, "We must first seek to understand and then seek to be understood." Lee leads people on a pathway of discovery to the essential elements of horsemanship. She helps them to unlock their potential to understand the mind, body and spirit of the horse using what naturally happens, and then shows them how to appreciate and build upon the incredible moments of harmony that are possible. Lee believes that through life's experiences (horse related or not), the answers lie within us. Clinics around the country are conducted to prepare you and your horse for a greater level of performance naturally. While clinic material may vary, each emphasizes communication with your horse without force or fear to establish a willing partnership rather than resistance. The goal is a horse that is soft, gentle and responsive and moves smoothly and relaxed in every situation. Lee will share her philosophy on building the confidence of the horse and rider through mutual trust and respect. Whatever your interests, Lee can offer you insight and skills to enjoy the events you like now, while you develop your horse and your horsemanship. Join Lee and learn the essential elements of good horsemanship. Happy Trails, And God Bless!
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