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 Moonstruck: Who Is Teaching Whom? by Frank Bell
In retrospect, this accident was actually a life
blessing in disguise.
Magnifico's Return To Paradise by Frank Bell
A renewed bond of trust brings out the full potential of a troubled race horse.
The Stall Climber by Frank Bell
."...It’s gotten so bad that entering his stall sends him up the wall. I mean literally up the wall!"
Sahib Waltzes Through His Trauma by Frank Bell
Gentle solutions transform a seriously traumatized horse.
Rowdy's Last Buck by Frank Bell
Rowdy learns that it's easier to get along than to continue his bucking ways.
Lakota's Lasting Adventure by Frank Bell
A close call reminds us of 15 important steps to trailering safety.
Leroy
Learns to Let Down by Frank Bell
Leroy just can't seem to let down and relax.
Helping the Abused
Horse by Frank Bell
Gain the power to help any horse overcome his greatest fears.
Maggie Learns to Trust Again by Frank Bell
How one mans senseless act set a horse back to not trusting anyone on two legs.
The Logic of Lying Horses Down by Frank Bell
"The horses I've laid down are too numerous to list, but the outcome is the same, a dramatically more relaxed, trusting, confident animal that looks to me for help when bothered. I like that."
Wally and His Girls' Afternoon Adventure by Frank Bell
"Everyone stopped breathing for a few seconds as the horses closed in on one lone figure standing up to ten frantic highly irrational horses."
Milo Moves Into The Passing Lane by Frank Bell
As the story unfolded it became apparent that Milo had a run-in with a big bull elk.
Lone Ranger Loads Again . . . Finally by Frank Bell
Chuck was exasperated. It took five big men manhandling him to get Ranger into the trailer.
Wild Horses of Abaco by Frank Bell
Sometime in the last five hundred years a group of Spanish horses made their way to Abaco Island in the Bahamas. Now they're almost extinct.
The Fine Art of De-Spooking by Frank Bell
Nurturing, confidence building, feed and space.
Fishing for Mustangs by Frank Bell
John Sharp takes Frank Bell "fishing for mustangs."
From the Ground Up by Frank Bell
It All Begins On the Ground - Horse training starts with establishing a bond of trust and safety.
The Power of Touch by Alex Danea with Frank Bell
In the mid 80's a revolution in horse handling methods began to take hold in the United States.
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