The Polkan system was developed by the head trainer of Mountain Horse Riding Stables Svoge - Antonia Parapanova, as a training system for horses and riders, based on the experience and knowledge of great horse and rider trainers such as Clinton Anderson, Ian Francis, Pat Parelli and others. It includes a series of steps and a structured easy-to-understand techniques based on the natural psychology of the horse, body language, behavior and dynamics in the herd, reactions and thought processes and many other factors that determine the horse's understanding of its environment and requirements. With the accumulated knowledge and tested in practice methods, any horse, regardless of age, gender or past, can become a good, faithful and happy partner for the man.

The Polkan System achieves high results, while all participants in the process are satisfied and receive good treatment. The deep knowledge underlying this system allows the trainer/rider to be a leader, to communicate with the animal in the right way, to convey messages and requirements, to learn and correct, to guide and build stable relationships. This makes both the horse a good, calm and happy partner and the person a confident and capable leader. There are no bad and untrainable horses. There is only insufficient knowledge and skills.

Structure

The Polkan System is divided into three main levels of training. The basic level is necessary for laying the foundations of a good partnership, in which the horse is a calm and good partner on which one can rely and the rider/trainer has the necessary knowledge, skills and tools to achieve and build the desired behavior in the horse. The advanced level includes combinations of exercises and techniques needed to maintain good habits, as well as their maximum enrichment and improvement. The additional level includes interesting exercises such as learning tricks, working with baby horses, working with young horses and others.