Diane has worked with horses for over 40 years. A serious student of the horse, she came to the horse’s-point-of-view approach after 25 years spent showing a variety of breeds. She lives—and writes—in a rustic, two-room log cabin tucked away on a mountain ranch in eastern Washington state.

 

When not attending clinics herself, she enjoys teaching horsemanship to students who come to stay at the ranch. She has written for a variety of horse publications. Her  book, Halter-Tying Success, is a comprehensive guide to making rope halters. For more information visit her web site at www.hosbooks.net