Problem-Solving Vol. 2 by Marty Marten A continuation of Marty Marten’s popular first book on solving common horse behavior problems both in the saddle and on the ground. Chapters address such issues as: halter-breaking; hoof and leg handling; cinchy and difficult-to-saddle horses; mounting problems; head-shy, ear-shy, hard to bridle horses; problems riding onehanded, neck-reigning; trail-riding problems and distractions; good trailriding habits and techniques; developing trust and confidence through cattle work. This book stresses the theme that no problem is a singular event. Instead, it is part of a common thread throughout a rider’s interaction with his or her horse. All horse difficulties, therefore, lead back to building or rebuilding a stronger foundation, both on the ground and in the saddle. This book, along with Volume 1, gives specific guidelines for attaining a higher level of horsemanship and understanding of equine behavior. As a result, the horse owner will be safer and derive more enjoyment from his or her horse. 232pp. 8-1/8" x 10-7/8". Paperback book.