But that can be mis-interpreted and taken to
> extremes in the wrong hands, beyond what the clincian ever intended.


uhhm, have you ever seen John Lyons??  Its taken to the extreme in HIS
hands!  He races the horse round and round the roundpen in a blind
panic, slinging a coiled rope at its rear, getting it going faster,
faster, and for what?  Just to keep it going...  I dont lke John
Lyons.  Then, if you go see him, or even most of those who are
"certified" by him, you might as well realize you are going to a holy
roller preachin revival.  Its one hour "training", slinging a rope as
the horse races around like a nut in a panic, then two hours AT LEAST
of him prosyletizing and delivering an actual biblical SERMON.  I aint
exaggerating.  I went to one of his seminars, then I went to one by
certified trainers, and they spoke for an hour about how they had
prayed to the lord for their horse, their trailer, their pickup, their
john lyons certification and praide jesus-ah!  it happened!!  And i
was thinking maybe they could come over and lay hands on stonewall
like oral roberts or something.
Janice
-- 
even good horses have bad days sometimes.

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