Anger Quote by Francois Robichon de La Gueriniere
“Above all, a horse should never be chastised out of foul mood or anger, but always with complete dispassion.”
About This Quote
Advocates treating a horse with calm neutrality, avoiding anger to maintain composure.
In simple terms: Never chastise a horse in anger.
Key Takeaway
Stay calm, act dispassionately.
Themes
animal handling
calmness
discipline
Mood
serene
instructional
Type
educational
reflective
When to use this quote
- riding lessons
- training sessions
- stress management
- conflict resolution
Key Concepts
equine psychology
emotional regulation
Questions to Reflect On
- How can you maintain composure under provocation?
- What techniques help you stay neutral?
A Different Perspective
Emotions can still affect outcomes despite calm intent.
![“Others make a point of trying to attain the precision and poise they see in those who have the ability to choose from a great number of horses those with [...] qualities found in only a very small number of horses. This leads to a circumstance in which these imitators of such studied poise mortify…” quote by Francois Robichon de La Gueriniere](https://sms4smile.com/quotes/img-quotes/de6/francois-robichon-de-la-guerin_ability_others-make-a-point-of-trying-to-attain_804168.jpg)
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