The ability to take a horse anywhere and have the confidence to expect good behavior is the goal of every horse owner and rider. While this may be easy to achieve in a familiar setting, it can be difficult when on die road or at the showground--places where good behavior from a horse is a must for safety reasons. In this guide, celebrated trainer Michael Peace, who's worked with the Metropolitan Police to train unflappable horses, shares a training approach that combines practical advice with an intuitive understanding of equine behavior. His non-confrontational approach can be applied to any horse and easily followed by every rider.