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Julie Cantering

Mastering the Canter

Everywhere I go—whether it’s to clinics, expos, conferences or just riding with friends—there are riders working on mastering the canter. Whether it is a novice rider just figuring out how to cue the horse and
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Note from Julie: October 2015

Dear friends, We’ve just returned from an incredible 4-day ranch-riding clinic at the C Lazy U Ranch and soon I am headed to Spanaway, Washington, for my last 2-day horsemanship clinic of the year, then
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Julie Goodnight’s Tips For Riding A Horse: How To Ride A Horse At The Canter

Top trainer/clinician Julie Goodnight showcases how you can ride your horse at the canter in this free guide. http://myhorse.com/free-guides/julie-goodnights-tips-for-riding-a-horse-how-to-ride-a-horse-at-the-canter/?utm_source=pinterest&utm_medium=Goodnight&utm_campaign=SEO-Campaign  
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Julie Goodnight And Twyla, Her Business Manager At The Equine Extravaganza 2013

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Quick Tip: Tip: Bridling Clip

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Quick Tip: Danger Zones Around The Horse

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Quick Tip: Emergency Dismount

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Pulley Rein Video Demonstration: Emergency Stop On A Horse

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Quick Tip: How-To Mount A Horse, By The Certified Horsemanship Association

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Bitless Or Bridle-Less? What Is The Difference?

Bitless or Bridle-less? To me, there’s a big difference. Often when I write about riding my horses bridle-less, people confuse it with the issue of riding bitless. To me, they are totally different subjects. At
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To Shoe Or Not To Shoe?

To me, this is not a simple yes-or-no, black-or-white answer. Just as there are many good reasons not to shoe your horse, there are many reasons why you might want to shoe. There are few
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Barn Rules, Cleanliness & Respect At Feeding Time

Like most horse trainers, when it comes to my barn, I run a tight ship and I like things very orderly and very systematic. Even though my barn is totally private—no outside horses for training,
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Quick Tip: Longeing A Bridled Horse/ Where To Attach Lines

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Cheryl’s Surprise Interview For The Bridle-Less Episode – Behind The Scenes

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Quick Tip: Find An Instructor Or Trainer (CHA)

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Quick Tip: Choose The Right Bridle (Circle Y)

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Quick Tip: Safe Gate Opening

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Quick Tip: English Saddle Fit

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Quick Tip: How To Handle Horse’s Mouth, Prep For Vet

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Quick Tip: What To Have In The Roundpen

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Quick Tip: How You Affect Your Horse’s Movement

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Quick Tip: How To Lead A Bridled Horse

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Quick Tip: Training Library

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Riding Skills: Western Rein Hold

Question Category: Riding Skills Question: Which hand should you hold the reins in when riding Western? And what should you do with your free hand? Answer: Traditionally, the left hand is used for the reins,
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