# Martin Black

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Revisited: Dr. Stephen Peters

A cutting-edge neurologist and passionate horseman, Dr. Stephen Peters has been a guiding figure in the understanding of how horses process information. In his collaborative efforts with renowned horsemen Martin Black and Mark Rashad, he has provided a strong scientific process to horsemanship and …

258. Evidence-Based Horsemanship: A Glimpse Into The Horses Brain- With Dr. Steve Peters

Dr. Steve Peters is an equine neuroscientist and co-author of Evidence-Based Horsemanship. He specializes in making the equine nervous system accessible through translation into practical application for horse owners.His clinics and dissections offer a rare look inside the horse’s brain. He and Mar…

Martin Black discusses ranching, horsemanship and making a living in the Great Basin. Lifelong horseman has deep roots on both sides of his family settled in the area 150 years ago, raised and sold thousands of horses to ranchers and buckaroo outfits

Martin Black discusses ranching, horsemanship and making a living in the southwestern corner of Idaho. The lifelong horseman has deep roots in the region, as both sides of his family settled in Owyhee County more than 150 years ago and raised and sold thousands of horses to ranchers and buckaroo ou…

Dr. Steve Peters on The Horseman's Corner

Wouldn't you like to know what your horse is thinking? Now you can! Pick up Dr. Steve Peters book with Martin Black to learn more.  Meanwhile, here's almost a full hour of Dr. Peters with the late Hall of Fame Broadcaster, Howard Hale.   https://www.horsemanscorner.com  

From the Vault: Dr. Stephen Peters on How a Horse’s Brain Works

Just for fun, I’m bringing back one of the most useful conversations from the podcast. In this episode from 2022, I talk with Dr. Stephen Peters, neuroscientist and co-author of Evidence-Based Horsemanship (with Martin Black). Dr. Peters has studied the equine brain extensively, and what stands out…

Episode 51: Interview with Wade Black

It is always an incredible time catching up with Wade. This is a whirlwind of an interview squeezing his fascinating history and adventurous life in the horse industry into 20mins. Bonus Virtual Event: https://true-west-horsemanship.mvt.so/video-library/website-virtual-events About Wade Black: Wa…

Horse Training and the Nervous System: What's Really Happening in Your Horse's Brain | Dr. Stephen Peters (Pt. 2)

We say we want a willing horse. Then we climb on, and we start cramming. And when the horse gets tight, or slow, or stuck, we do the one thing that guarantees it gets worse — we add pressure. This is Part 2 of my conversation with Dr. Stephen Peters, and this time he brought a horse's brain. Cut…

Why You Should Stop Patting Your Horse | Martin Black on Western Horse Training

We pat our horses to tell them they did well. Martin Black says the horse would rather we kept our hands to ourselves. He has spent a life inside western horse training — starting close to five hundred colts a year on the same Great Basin country his family has ranched since the 1860s, seventy mi…

The Move Most People Get Backwards With a Cow — and What It Teaches About Horse Training | Martin Black (Pt. 2)

You think the cow is the hard part. She isn't. You are. You get ahead of her to turn her, and she beats you to the herd every time. You spur, you pull, the horse's head comes up, and now nobody is watching the cow at all. Martin Black has read millions of head of cattle, and the horse training l…

What this Dressage Rider Learned From a Cowboy - Kasey Perry-Glass

You get the thing you chased for five years. And the ride is the worst one you've ever put down. Kasey Perry-Glass reached the Olympic Games on the horse she bought to take her there — Doublé — and came home into a depression that blindsided her. This is the conversation under the medal photo. Wh…