"After reading "The 3 R's of Horsemanship", it is very obvious to me that Tom Lutton is at a high level of teaching and understanding the instruction for all riders. This is a book that I highly recommend with a wealth of time tested knowledge. I am proud to have Tom as one of my Resistance Free® Instructors and I predict this will be one of the books on horses that will help horse owners for many years to come."

---Richard Shrake

"Our daughter, Lea, has been competing in shows for years. She is a capable rider with a good horse; they just could not get it together. It was to the point we thought she might get hurt. We noticed that all the riders that Tom brought to the shows were under control and doing well. Through lessons and exercises Tom is giving Lea the knowledge and skill she needs to be successful. When a problem arises he works her through it. This past summer Lea was invited to the State and Interstate competitions. This opportunity was because of Tom and the Resistance Free Training Program."

---Mark and Cathy Rothenbuhler

“I have been in education for over 30 years as a teacher and administrator. I can recognize those that have the gift for teaching others. Tom Lutton has that gift. He has the ability to communicate with students of all ages and levels of experience and create a situation where learning takes place. Take those skills...add his expertise with horses...and you have a great combination. I recommend Tom with no reservations. He will help you know the difference between "going on a horse ride"...and learning to "ride a horse".

---Ken Crawford

I have been taking lesson at Peace Arch Equestrian Center with Tom for three years now. I am very grateful to have found Tom and his family, as they very patiently been teaching me many aspects of horsemanship from eqine behavior, nutrition and hoof care fundamental importance of  groundwork and the thrill of competative western gaming. I feel blessed to have taken that first horsemanship clinic with Tom, as I just as easily, ended up in another barn and never have known what good, honest, respectful horsemanship really meant.

---Kelsey Ullsmith