Has been an Equestrian Life Member since September 24, 2008, lives in Travis Air Force Base, California, United States and considers himself a Other in the Western discipline of Trail and Western Riding. He also rides General. Rick owns 2 horses: Tanner, Buddy. He is affiliated with Rick Gore Horsemanship.
Howdy, I am a student of the horse. Always trying to understand horses better and learn from them. The best teacher of the horse is the horse. With over 30 years of horse experience I have received many lessons from many horses. While doing research for my Horse History page, on my web site, I discovered some interesting facts that really helped me understand where horses have come from over time and how much they have contributed to the success of mankind. I think man has taken way too much from horses and has not given back enough in return. With internet, videos and clinics, there is now more information than ever available to help people understand horses better. My biggest issue with most owners is they blame the horse for mistakes when it is really caused by their lack of knowledge. I am a firm believer that "it is never the horse's fault." Most all horse accidents are a result of a horse being pushed too fast, too hard or pushed in the wrong way by people that don't understand horses. If more people took responsibility for their horse's behavior, they would stop blaming the horse and would work on becoming a better horseman. If a horse is good, then you caused it, if a horse is bad, then you caused it. My web site is about trying to get people to understand horses better so horses get a better deal and a fairer shake. I don't use horses to make money, I volunteer my time and experience to help horses with people problems. I try and promote good horsemanship so it will improve the life of horses. I have over 250 videos on YouTube about horses and horse care.
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I do not call myself a trainer, I am a horseman. I respect, understand and admire the horse, their way of life and their inner peace and beauty. Horses continue to share their freedom and splendor with me and I in turn try and give more back than I take.
Rick Gore
Think Like A Horse
| Member Since | September 24, 2008 |
| Gender | Male |
| Home | Travis Air Force Base California, United States |
| Profile Link | http://www.equestrianlife.com/profile/1000000046800/Rick_Gore/ |
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| Primary Discipline |
 Western |
 Trail Western Riding |
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| Secondary Discipline |
 General |
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