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Episode 909 – Behind The Scenes

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Horse In Round Pen How To

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Episode 816 – Guiding Right

Julie Goodnight helps a rider learn to turn with little rein pressure.
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Episode 815 – Cross Over

Julie Goodnight helps a rider advance with the mare she raised teaches leg yielding.
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Episode 816 – Guiding Right – Behind The Scenes

Julie Goodnight helps a rider learn to turn with little rein.
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Episode 815 – Cross Over – Behind The Scenes

Julie Goodnight helps a rider advance with the mare she raised; teaches leg yielding.
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Canter Malfunctions

Top trainer Julie Goodnight helps you analyze your riding posture and prepare you for the perfect canter. Find out how rider errors contribute to wrong leads and more. By Julie Goodnight with Heidi Melocco Cantering
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Stop With Your Seat

Use your voice and seat as stopping cues to help your horse understand that you want to slow down. This will give him the chance to stop willingly, so you won’t have to apply rein
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Clear Cues For The Canter Depart

Trainer Julie Goodnight explains what to do if your horse is misreading the cue to canter. http://www.equisearch.com/article/clear-cues-for-the-canter-depart-8597  
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Walk On!

If your horse walks sluggishly on the trail, there’s a chance your body cues are keeping him at a slow pace. Your horse should walk with a cadenced beat and allow you to keep up
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Step Into Sidepassing

Improve your horsemanship, and develop a kind, trustworthy relationship with your trail horse with top clinician/trainer Julie Goodnight. Teach your horse to sidepass for greater on-trail maneuverability. When you teach your horse to sidepass, you
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Training Outside The Round Pen

Learning cues outside the round pen http://americashorsedaily.com/training-outside-the-round-pen/#.VGZ5K010xet  
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Riding Skills: Making Smooth Gait Transitions

Clinician Julie Goodnight tells you how to use pre-signals and breathing techniques to improve your horse’s transitions between gaits. Are your horse’s transitions between gaits as smooth as glass? Or do you hold your breath
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Stop Your Horse Without Pulling On The Reins

Stop Your Horse Without Pulling on the Reins http://myhorse.com/blogs/horse-trainers/julie-goodnight/stop-your-horse-without-pulling-on-the-reins/  
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Canter Control

Dear Julie, I have had my horse for 10 months. I am scared to ride her outside because every time I ask her for a canter, or if another horse canters off ahead of her,
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To Spur Or Not To Spur

Ask Julie Goodnight: When and how should I use spurs to prompt my lazy horse? Question: Dear Julie, I’ve seen your show on RFD-TV about how to lower your horse’s head. In the episode you
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Canter Leads

Rule Out the Physical If you’re having trouble with your horse’s canter leads, make sure to rule out physical problems first. Whenever a horse only takes one lead at the canter, you always have to
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Canter Cue

Does Your Horse Fear the Canter Cue? At my clinics and during the TV show shoots, I often see horses that are fearful of the canter cue. Many riders are a little intimidated by the
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Episode 720 – Pressure Gauge

Julie Goodnight helps a rider learn how much to ask of his horse and when expectiong more is appropriate. Shot at White Stallion Ranch in Tucson, AZ
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Issues From The Ground: Teaching The Whoa Cue

Question Category: Issues from the Ground Question: Dear Julie: I enjoy your presentations….and I have a question that I hope you can help me with my horse, Rocky. During ground work he does not respond
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Episode 224 – Straight And Round

Straight and Round: Julie Goodnight helps a horse feel balanced cues, pick up the correct lead
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