Preview: listen Monty Roberts
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Your support makes all the difference.If you're still under the spell of Californian "horse whisperer" Monty Roberts (left), following BBC1's QED, earlier in the year, then venture to Docklands tonight when Roberts will be doing his animal magic in the flesh. Roberts uses the startling "join-up" technique to communicate with the animals in their own language. Tonight, he promises to persuade a variety of previously unhandled young horses to accept their first saddle, bridle and rider within 30 minutes. And it's not just animals who have benefited from Roberts's interpersonal skills. He's been credited with whinnying over troubled youths and has lectured to businesses. Who knows, before long, we could all be talking like the animals.
'The Way Forward', London Arena (0181-538 1212), tonight 7.30pm
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