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Develop a Horse at His Own Pace
Horses, like people, all learn at different rates of speed. Learn the importance of developing a horse at his own pace on Horse&Rider OnDemand.

On Horse&Rider OnDemand, professional Bud Lyon explains his philosophy and why he believes in treating horses as individuals and developing a young horse at his own pace so he can go on to have a successful career in the future. 

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