The Christian Horseman's Companion Sandy and Fergus Series and focusing—are discussed from both

and focusing—are discussed from both human and horse perspectives

we achieve other goals

The twenty-four subject stallions represent a litany of revered names

including diarrhea and colic Choke Fever Dehydration or shock Heat stress Tying Up or myositis Respiratory concerns Eye injuries Allergic reactions Insect and spider bites and stings Wound trauma Hematoma/seroma and firm swellings Snake bite Poisoning Acute lameness Stone bruise or foot abscess Laminitis Tendon or ligament injury Serious limb injury or fracture The cast or trapped horse Neurologic abnormalities As a responsible horse owner

The Christian Horseman's Companion Sandy and Fergus Series and focusing—are discussed from bothAuthor: Tom Moates Celebrated equstrian author and journalist Tom Moates explores horsemanship in a whole new way in The Christian Horseman's Companion. Moates stimulates, encourages, and challenges the reader to think about the illustrations offered through the horse and human relationship as they pertain to and help us grasp a deeper understanding and a greater appreciation for a relationship with God. "The Christian Horseman's Companion exists that