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Dear Georgia,

I saw you, and your clicker training demonstrations at the Equitana in Melbourne several years ago.

I bought your book and several clickers.

I used the clicker training, as per your instructions with a horse that had been left at my friends place and which I took on. He was very afraid of people, difficult to catch, head shy, hard to bridle, never been rugged, etc, etc. The clicker training worked fabulously with him, he enjoyed his training sessions and I think over the past few years we only ever have had two days where we had a bit of a backward day, it has always been progressive. Things have improved so much it is sometimes hard to believe where he was at, at the very start. So thank you very much for introducing me to this great way of training and for providing material that is informative and easy to follow.

Kind regards, Susan Lavin

Hi Georgia,
Your book arrived in the mail today. Thank you so much for writing such an excellent book. I've been struggling by myself trying to work out all these things that you know. Appreciate you taking the time and effort to share it all! I'd be keen to attend a clinic if you're ever near Sydney. You're my new hero!
Many thanks,
from Noeline, Rose (horse) and Chelsea (donkey).

Hi Georgia

I attended your sessions a couple of weekends ago at EquineX here in Canberra. Try as I might to identify flaws in clicker training (I am by nature very sceptical..) I now concede defeat. I was simply blown away by what you have achieved with your horses, particularly the high degree of self carriage able to be obtained with the higher dressage moves, at liberty.

Where you really hooked me in, however, was how clicker training can be used to change unwanted behaviors. My fellow, an off-the-track standadbred, is a bit too friendly with his mouth. All games, but only a matter of time before he connected. His particular trick was to try to latch onto my feet in the 'neutral' training (mounted).
There are only so many times you can let him think he's 'run into a post' to modify his own behaviour. Of all the horses I have owned I have not had so much of an issue. Anyway, since I have been using positive reinforcement, this behavior had stopped dead, in less than a week, so I am wrapped. He's now fully in tune with the clicker thing and we are progressing into other areas with great results.
Cheers, Georgia - Sunny and I thank you very, very much.
Kind regards,

Judy Matusiewicz,Canberra

PS - I will watch out for any clinics you might have in these here parts

Hi Georgia,

My name is Chiara and I saw one of your amazing demonstrations at

Equitana a few weeks ago. It was very inspiring and your book has

proved to be a very useful tool for both my daughter (9 years old) and I.