Frank Bell’s Principals:
The Gentle Solutions and Seven Step Safety System are based in Natural Horsemanship. By bonding and gaining the horse’s trust Bell believes the horse will be willing to give the trainer what they are asking.
Frank Bell’s Background:
Frank Bell had an affinity for working with difficult animals since he was very young. He has worked with OTTBs, trained polo ponies and was the Rocky Mountain Training Center 1999 Trainer Of The Year.
He’s earned recognition for his work with therapeutic riding and has been the subject of TV, magazine and radio features.
Frank Bell’s Tools:
Bell offers his headstall with mecate or yacht rope reins, an extensible telescoping wand and rope halters used in his training method.
Frank Bell Accomplishments:
Bell has been featured on major television networks and he was featured in the Western Horseman Magazine. He is involved with riding for the handicapped, Mustang, and inmate programs.
Frank Bell’s Methods:
Frank Bell uses a seven step method to avoid or stop unwanted behavior. He regards bonding and ground work as essential before riding begins. Based on Natural Horsemanship methods Bell’s vision is to teach owners to safely handle and train their horses regardless of what riding discipline they choose. Bell’s methods are grounded in the teachings of Tom Dorrance who’s methods are the cornerstone of what is now known as “Natural Horsemanship”.
Frank Bell’s Words of Wisdom:
"My mission is to help horses and humans on all levels become more grounded in a world that is ever more rapidly heading in the opposite direction."
Find More Information on Frank Bell:
Frank Bell's website includes articles, clinic schedules, a listing of certified trainers including those that will do phone consultations. You can purchase his training equipment, books, DVDs and gift certificates.
Frank Bell’s Resources:
Frank Bell's DVDs cover problem solving from trailering issues to starting the young horse and retraining the racehorse. Bell’s step-by-step book Gentle Solutions - Frank Bell's Seven Steps To A Safer Horse outlines the method. The book is also offered in an audio book, and Bell talks about horses he has dealt with in the audio book Remembrances of Horses Past.
The Gentle Solutions and Seven Step Safety System are based in Natural Horsemanship. By bonding and gaining the horse’s trust Bell believes the horse will be willing to give the trainer what they are asking.
Frank Bell’s Background:
Frank Bell had an affinity for working with difficult animals since he was very young. He has worked with OTTBs, trained polo ponies and was the Rocky Mountain Training Center 1999 Trainer Of The Year.
He’s earned recognition for his work with therapeutic riding and has been the subject of TV, magazine and radio features.
Frank Bell’s Tools:
Bell offers his headstall with mecate or yacht rope reins, an extensible telescoping wand and rope halters used in his training method.
Frank Bell Accomplishments:
Bell has been featured on major television networks and he was featured in the Western Horseman Magazine. He is involved with riding for the handicapped, Mustang, and inmate programs.
Frank Bell’s Methods:
Frank Bell uses a seven step method to avoid or stop unwanted behavior. He regards bonding and ground work as essential before riding begins. Based on Natural Horsemanship methods Bell’s vision is to teach owners to safely handle and train their horses regardless of what riding discipline they choose. Bell’s methods are grounded in the teachings of Tom Dorrance who’s methods are the cornerstone of what is now known as “Natural Horsemanship”.
Frank Bell’s Words of Wisdom:
"My mission is to help horses and humans on all levels become more grounded in a world that is ever more rapidly heading in the opposite direction."
Find More Information on Frank Bell:
Frank Bell's website includes articles, clinic schedules, a listing of certified trainers including those that will do phone consultations. You can purchase his training equipment, books, DVDs and gift certificates.
Frank Bell’s Resources:
Frank Bell's DVDs cover problem solving from trailering issues to starting the young horse and retraining the racehorse. Bell’s step-by-step book Gentle Solutions - Frank Bell's Seven Steps To A Safer Horse outlines the method. The book is also offered in an audio book, and Bell talks about horses he has dealt with in the audio book Remembrances of Horses Past.