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The Upper Room In The Man Who Listens to Horses, Monty Roberts tells of learning to train horses by listening to them. His father had trained horses through physical domination and fear, “breaking” them. But Monty hated how the horses suffered and sought a better way. As a teenager, Monty spent long hours observing wild [...]

By Cynthia Parkhill staff writer Lake Co. Record-Bee (Sept. 12, 2007) CLEARLAKE World-renowned author Monty Roberts focused his message of non-violence toward the challenges of parenting during a recent appearance at Oak Hill Middle School. “Be as aware of the community as you are of the school,” he said to Oak Hill educators. “Because your [...]

On February 14, 2007, Monty joins host Duncan Strauss to share his experiences with animals and animal issues. While “Talking Animals” consists of multiple elements--including animal news, animal songs, animal comedy, and a quick quiz feature, “Name That Animal Tune”-- the true heart of the show is the interview conducted with notable inhabitants of some [...]

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Whisper Among Friends Santa Barbara News-Press, Valley Living Friday, August 25, 2006 By Nora K. Wallace Pacing around a dirt-floored arena, Monty Roberts flicks a rope toward a horse, which follows him with wary apprehension. On stands above the circular arena in Solvang, 40 or so people from all over the country watch the famed [...]

Article in the Telegraph UK - Please click here to read the full article

By Cynthia Parkhill The Clearlake Observer Monty Roberts, “the man who listens to horses,” paid a return visit to the Konocti Unified School District last week, along with two special guests — Shy Boy, a formerly wild mustang, and Roberts’ champion quarterhorse Nick. Students were treated to presentations by Roberts in which he demonstrated his [...]

The London Free Press Friday, 30 September 2005 By Ian Gillespie, Free Press Columnist The horse is named Bentley. And according to the man with the cowboy hat standing in the middle of the arena, it took tranquillizers, a handful of handlers and about three hours of struggle to get Bentley here. That’s because Bentley [...]

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