Symbolic Interaction · 2000 · 116 citations · 10 references
ManagementOrganization StudiesEquine ScienceEvent ManagementInterpersonal RelationshipsCouple RelationshipsEvent CoordinationPartner CompatibilityPartnership DevelopmentPartnership FormationRelationship CommitmentClose ListeningCollaborative PartnershipMutual Respect In PartnershipsPartnership Relations
This article examines the dimensions of a partnership in the sport of eventing. Riders use the term “partnership” to describe the kind of relationship they strive for with their horses. Compatibility as well as mutual respect, trust, confidence, and close communication are all essential components. Although the focus is on the processes involved in building partnerships, their weakening and/or breakdown is, to a lesser extent, explored since the opposite processes are involved. The development of a partnership with one particular horse over a three‐year period is also examined.
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