Born: 01-01-1935
Monty Roberts is an acclaimed horse trainer and author, renowned for his pioneering non-violent training approach called "Join-Up." Born in 1935, he gained international recognition with his bestseller "The Man Who Listens to Horses." Roberts has dedicated his life to promoting humane equine handling techniques, drawing from a deep understanding of horse psychology. His work has transformed traditional horse training, earning him a revered status in the equestrian community.
I learned from the horse that I would never be free until I allowed myself to be vulnerable to the strength of my emotions.
Communication is the key to everything we do with horses and with people.
Fear is the biggest cause of violence in this world.
Horses teach us humility, patience, and respect. They connect us to nature and remind us of our own wild spirit.
Kindness and understanding are the foundation of trust.
Every horse has something to teach us if we are willing to listen and learn.
The horse is a mirror to your soul, and sometimes you may not like what you see. Sometimes, you will.
Violence is never the answer. It only breeds more violence.
Patience is the key to building a strong foundation with horses and with people.
Leadership is not about dominance, but about guidance and trust.
Horses don't lie. They reveal the truth about ourselves.
The horse's eye is the window to its soul. Look into it, and you will find honesty and trust.