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A Bit About Me and my Horse(s): Noche grew up riding horses. That love of riding naturally turned to training as she grew older.
After graduating Noche moved out west and spent some time working on ranches. She started taking in young horses to train. Having heard about whorl theory long ago she paid attention to the whorls on horse who came in for training. The ones who were easy to start, as well as the tough ones.
She added her own notes to the backs of books about whorls and continued her studies.
No longer training horses for the public she now concentrates on her small herd of problem horses, still concentrating on whorls and how they affect the horses movement and temperaments. The internet has allowed her to reach far more horses virtually than she was ever able to in person and her studies aren’t slowing at all.

Country: US

Website:: http://horsewhorls.com

Do you have any pets?: Daisy Dog

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Foal Hair Waves

By looking at whorls we can have a clue about temperament from the time of birth.

There are limitations. One of those is the distortion of the whorl caused by the foal hair coat.

Foal coats do all sorts of interesting things. From…

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Posted on November 21, 2022 at 12:55pm

The Baby Bump

Horses are born with the whorls that they will have for life. That can give us a good clue about temperament from birth.

Head shape can get a little more complicated.…

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Posted on October 17, 2022 at 11:38am

The Shredded Collar

According to superstition large wheat whorls, sometimes called a shredded collar, down the base of the neck are bad luck. Especially when combined with double whorls. The ultimate bad luck whorls.

There is seldom any more description of the whorls than that. A whorl like a wheat sheaf down the base of the neck. Although I think I’ve heard it…

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Posted on October 10, 2022 at 11:30am

The Horse Pain Face

Horse’s faces are far more expressive than we often give them credit for.

Capable of 17 separate facial expressions they fall a little short of the 27 expressions humans can manage. 17 is still a good amount and perfectly adequate…

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Posted on September 27, 2022 at 10:22am