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Horse Training “INTENSIVES” Presented by Missy Wryn
Missy Wryn launches horse training “INTENSIVES” teaching horse owners side-by-side with their horse, techniques for A Safer Horse on the Ground and Under Saddle, Safer Riding IRON FREE (bitless), Solving the Problem Horse and Starting Your Horse Under Saddle. The training Intensives range from 1 day to 6 day sessions at Missy’s facility, the Natural Horsemanship Center of Oregon. ... Read the full article

Missy Wryn from “W”Holistic Natural Horsemanship is Featured Trainer of the Month
“The Judges Choice” Chooses Missy Wryn, “W”Holistic Natural Horsemanship® Trainer As Featured Trainer of the Month To read the article click on: http://thejudgeschoice.com/LibraryArticles/Axton-Wryn.htm Excerpt from the article: My special ... Read the full article

Cashel Sponsors “W”Holistic Natural Horsemanship® Trainer Missy Wryn
“It is an honor to be sponsored by Cashel© Company”, Missy says. “Cashel’s Soft Saddle and pads are exactly what I choose for my horses with their unique comfort and natural feel. Their products fit cohesively with my “W”Holistic Natural Horsemansh ... Read the full article

New Release “Training the Whole Horse” DVD By Featured Trainer Missy Wryn
“W”Holistic Horsemanship methods take horsemanship to a whole new level of communication, trust and confidence between horse and rider by dispelling myths like “you can’t let your horse get away with not “getting it” on one side before you train the ... Read the full article

Woman to Woman “W”Holistic Natural Horsemanship Equine Leadership Clinic
Bring your best friend, sister, neighbor, and your daughters too Saturday May 19th for the first West Coast Woman to Woman “W”Holistic Natural Horsemanship® Equine Leadership – Speaking the Language clinic presented by Missy Wryn, “W”Holistic Natural ... Read the full article

Missy Wryn's Clinic Highlights DVD Makes Its Debut
“I took the best of the clinics over the year to make a comprehensive DVD of my “W”Holistic Natural Horsemanship training methods”, Missy says. The DVD Includes: -The Four Core Emotional Concerns that you and your horse share -“W”Holistic ... Read the full article

“Woman to Woman” Natural Horsemanship Clinic With Featured Trainer Missy Wryn
Join Missy Wryn June 16, 2007 at the Natural Horsemanship of Oregon where you will experience Nurture-Nature Horsemanship® along with “W”Holistic Natural Horsemanship® for yourself. “As women we have natural gifts of gentleness, nurturing and patien ... Read the full article

The Launch of HorseMareship.com
Missy Wryn launches the new web Forum and website www.HorseMareship.com, specially designed for women and horse loving girls. “As women we have natural gifts of gentleness, nurturing and compassion. We often get mixed messages from well meaning people and trainers telling us we're too soft or mushy. We even get chastised for cooing and loving on our horses. A client once told me that her barn manager went so far as to say “stop kissing your horse, he won’t respect you”. That’s nonsense! Affection has nothing to do with respect and affection, like stroking the neck of your horse, actually accelerates learning. Respect and a safer relationship comes down to you being the herd leader your horse is genetically wired to require at all times, even in your herd of two, you and your horse”, Missy explains. ... Read the full article

The Launch of HorseMareship.com
Missy Wryn launches the new web Forum and website www.HorseMareship.com, specially designed for women and horse loving girls. “As women we have natural gifts of gentleness, nurturing and compassion. We often get mixed messages from well meaning people and trainers telling us we're too soft or mushy. We even get chastised for cooing and loving on our horses. A client once told me that her barn manager went so far as to say “stop kissing your horse, he won’t respect you”. That’s nonsense! Affection has nothing to do with respect and affection, like stroking the neck of your horse, actually accelerates learning. Respect and a safer relationship comes down to you being the herd leader your horse is genetically wired to require at all times, even in your herd of two, you and your horse”, Missy explains. ... Read the full article

Missy Wryn “W”Holistic Natural Horsemanship Trainer On “The Horse Show with Rick Lamb”
Airing June 19th, 20th & 24th Vaughn Brown, Missy’s blind and deaf student, will be featured on RFD TV “The Horse Show with Rick Lamb” June 19th, 20th & 24th. Vaughn approached Missy in November 2005 wanting to learn natural horsemanship ... Read the full article

Women Owned Equine Businesses: Join HorseMAREship.com
HorseMAREship.com has a new link showcasing women owned equine businesses. “I am honored to add Kerrits Equestrian Apparel and g.r.a.s.s. which is owned and operated by Kerri Kent and her staff of women, along with Dos Equine, the makers of the Whip Clip owned by Jan Grimm. Susan Fox, designer extraordinaire added her line of clothing Haute Cheval and farrier Lisa Soete has joined us too. ... Read the full article

Missy Wryn & Paco Featured as Holistic Healer in the Appaloosa Journal
Paco, once again steals the camera with his white tipped ears and soft eyes on page 48 of the July 2007 Appaloosa Journal. Missy rides him bareback with just a piece of twine during her “W”Holistic Natural Horsemanship® clinics. “The recent Woman t ... Read the full article

Wholistic Joining vs. Round Penning
Missy Wryn’s WHolistic Joining method invokes a horse’s natural instinct to recognize you as their “herd leader” without using fear or exhaustion. “In a round pen session the horse is under pressure to keep moving as a method of controlling his feet to establish the trainer’s leadership in the herd” Missy says. “Most horse’s natural instinct is a fear response looking to the outside of the round pen for an escape. A rope may be used to toss at the horse or a whip to scare him into moving. Once the horse responds in the way the trainer wants whether that is turning in to the trainer when changing direction or stopping and looking at the trainer, the pressure is released letting the horse know that was the right answer.” ... Read the full article

Missy Wryn – The Most Painful Surgery a Horse Can Go Through
During the spring a beautiful Leopard Appaloosa mare came to my barn because she had bucked her new owner off “for no reason”. The new owner’s story was a familiar on; she had ridden horses when she was young and now as an adult wanted to live her dream of having her own horse. To the owner’s surprise her first ride ended up with her on the ground, no injuries just hurt feelings, as the mare went into a buck for no apparent reason. ... Read the full article

Missy Wryn’s Personal Story of Surviving a Fatal Car Crash
Mine is the typical story of a middle class family that could not afford to buy me a horse, but my parents did the next best thing by putting me into horse riding lessons at the age of 6. My earliest memory of being horse crazy is 3 years old while I played with my Breyer horses along with Jose and Jay cowboy and cowgirl action figures. Dressage was where I started with my instructor Nancy Knapp who placed playing cards between my knees and demanded I post without stirrups. I was always the youngest in my dressage classes competing with grown-ups expected to meet adult standards. ... Read the full article

Bare Skin Barrier- The Only Fly & Insect Repellent with OMRI Approval Without Chemical Insecticides
Bare Skin Barrier™ The ONLY Fly & Insect Repellent on the Market Today With Organic Materials Review Institute (OMRI) Approval That does not contain Chemical Insecticides “In an attempt to find effective and non-toxic alternatives to fly co ... Read the full article

Missy Wryn – WHolistic Horsemanship Story of the Month: The Turning Point – Pain vs. Attitude
As I began my journey of training horses many years ago there was one particular horse that was the turning point for me in recognizing pain as a source of behavior problems. I was called out to train a young Thoroughbred that was unruly with violent aggressive behavior. His birth had been extremely traumatic to his mother nearly losing her life, but through medical science and nothing short of miracles, the mare pulled through after three months in the hospital with her new foal at her side the entire time. Her foal became protective of his vulnerable mother when doctors and personnel entered the stall, but the owner thought it was cute that the foal was so protective and didn’t feel that training or correction was appropriate during this time of his mother’s recovery. ... Read the full article

Strong Saddles for Serious Sports
Purchasing a saddle is an investment that deserves careful consideration. Not only can a saddle make a difference in form and physique, it can outlive its use, change the way we ride and even teach us to be better riders. The quality of a good saddle is worth the research, long hours and money spent. ... Read the full article

Missy Wryn – WHolistic Horsemanship Story of the Month: “Don’t Touch Me I’ve Got a Headache”
The 2000 pound Belgian Shire unloaded quickly dragging his owner to the barn with a wary worried look peeking through his long curly forelock. The large bony draft, Denny, stopped for a moment at the threshold to the paddock then darted out to meet the neighbor horse next door. Denny fidgeted and stomped while his owner rushed with fumbling fingers to take his halter off and get out of the way as the greeting ritual began. ... Read the full article

Join APHA in the Fight Against Catastrophic Childhood Illness
Ride along with APHA at the upcoming Saddle Up! for St. Jude trail ride, set for May 3 at Benbrook Stables in Benbrook, Texas. The 10-mile adventure will take riders along the trails surrounding beautiful Lake Benbrook. It will be a great way to ... Read the full article