Indian Horse Taming, The Scarpati Method (Part 2) - TvAgro por Juan Gonzalo Angel

Twitter @juangangel Programa: DOMA INDIA P2_1.mp4 Oscar Scarpati Schmid was born in San Luis, Argentina in 1948. Early on in his childhood, he discovered his passion for horses. This passion, gave him the impetus to investigate the horse in a wide variety of situations. He has dedicated his life to the systematic study of the horse: its nature , behavior and psychology. In his childhood, he met a pure Ranquel Indian named Don Cristobal. This man passed on his culture, life philosophy, and regard for horses that his tribe valued above all else. Thus he was, as Oscar sees it, rescued from oblivion. He began taming horses, calling his method "Doma India", or Indian Taming, in order to honor the Ranquel Tribe for what they had given him. He now has 50 years of experience working with horses, has traveled over thousands of miles on horse back, examining its performance in the most varied situations: extreme heat, cold, snow, the Andes mountains, deserts, rivers, ponds and in the sea. His masterpiece was named Capricho. He was the horse of Oscar's life. With Capricho, he achieved 76 diferent exercices. Quickly, Oscar found the horse's potential to be extraordinary. He started this horse with the idea of reproducing the Ranquel warhorse (which is to lie down in the grasslands, to withstand him pulling on his tail, to defend him as a dog would, to be able be steered with his legs, respond to vocal commands, etc). And what an achievement it was, surpassing all original expectations. Eventually, Oscar's ability with horses began pulling him in directions beyond the borders of his home province. With the world's demand for knowledge, Ocar began teaching courses which now occupies his time year round. He would say that his mission is to teach, to help people understand horses, and revive this forgotten method that creates unprecedented results. His success is apparent as the method has been shared and is being practiced on an international level. Fuente : http://www.horsemensreunion.com/#!osc... Juan Gonzalo Angel www.tvagro.tv

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