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Master Each Gait

Published February 1, 2016 Leave a Comment

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TTR JULY/AUGUST 2015 ~ FEATURE Master Each Gait What can you do to speed up a slow-walking horse and slow down a horse that’s too fast at the trot? And should you ever canter on the trail? Follow top trainer/clinician Julie Goodnight’s advice to master each gait and ensure that your horse is responsive and always travels at the speed you choose. By Heidi Melocco with Julie … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Training Advice Tagged With: canter, fast walk, gaits, slow the trot, slow walk, speed the walk, trail ride, trail rider, transitions, trot, walk, walk trot canter

Surviving First Canter Lessons

Published October 28, 2015 3 Comments

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Teaching Techniques Surviving First Canter Lessons By Julie Goodnight Canter: Sometimes, the mere mention of the word is enough to send riding students into panic and cause high blood pressure in the instructor. And it usually isn’t much fun for the school horses either. But there is a great allure to cantering, whether the rider is mortified of it or not, and it is the … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Free Articles, Training Advice Tagged With: canter, cantered, cantering, CHA, cha-articles, control, fearful, first canter, horse, Julie Goodnight, rider, Surviving First Canter Lessons, Teaching Techniques, trot, walk

Podcast: Master Each Gait

Published April 28, 2015 Leave a Comment

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Filed Under: Audios Tagged With: canter, how to post, leadership, post the trot, respect, speed control, tips, Too fast, trail ride, trot, walk, walks too slow

Podcast: Gate Opening Help for Trail Riders, Versatility Ranch Horse Competitions

Published April 28, 2015 Leave a Comment

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Filed Under: Audios Tagged With: gate, gate open, gate opening, patient, rushing, side pass, walk

Academy 3 Rhythm Of Gaits

Published January 12, 2015

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Filed Under: Training Videos Tagged With: canter, fluid, footfalls, move in rhythm, Rhythm of the gaits, riding, riding right, smooth, trot, walk

Academy 10 Collection

Published January 12, 2015

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Filed Under: Training Videos Tagged With: balance, canter, collection, collection cue, haunches, impulsion, light forehand, slow down, trot, walk

Podcast/ Horse Tip Daily #59 – On The Hard To Catch Horse

Published September 15, 2014 Leave a Comment

Horse Tip Daily #59 – Julie Goodnight on the Hard to Catch Horse http://horsetipdaily.horseradionetwork.com/horse-tip-daily-59-julie-goodnight-on-the-hard-to-catch-horse/   … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Audios Tagged With: catch, clinician, game, games, get, hard, horse tip daily, Horse Tip Daily #59 – Julie Goodnight on the Hard to Catch Horse, Julie Goodnight, learn, learned, library, look, mental pressure, pressure, RFD-TV, shoes, staring, teaching, time, trainer and host of the RFD-TV show “Horse Master with Julie Goodnight” is back to speak to us about what to do about the hard to catch horse, training, walk

Trailering Issues

Published August 28, 2014 Leave a Comment

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During the episode of Horse Master that we nicknamed, “Loaded Up,” I helped Laura Barnhart of Tuscon, Arizona teach her horse to walk onto the trailer instead of throwing a fit, rearing and bolting when a trailer was in view. It was a wild training session and I had sore muscles all over my body the following day. The horse had learned the very nasty trick of rearing, snatching … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Training Advice Tagged With: control, controlled, desensitize, flag, Load, loaded, loading, techniques, trailer, walk, walk on trailer

My Horse Won’t Stand Still For Mounting

Published August 22, 2014 1 Comment

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Common Complaints My horse won’t stand still for mounting. Follow Julie Goodnight’s advice to teach your horse to stand still while you mount up. Does your horse begin the ride before you do? When you put your foot in the stirrup to mount, are you hopping and scrambling, reaching for a handhold on the saddle, or dangling from your horse’s side while he heads down the … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Free Articles, Training Advice Tagged With: feet, habit, hold still, hold still while mounting, mount, mounting, move, moving, stand still, statue, still, walk, walk off

Exercising With Bareback Riding

Published September 23, 2008 2 Comments

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Greetings! After weeks of still days we finally had a blustery morning when I went for my daily two mile walk. Naturally it was the first day of fall.  I walked uphill with the wind at my back and the warm sun on my face and felt the courage of my convictions behind me gusting the sails of my wind breaker. It’s always good to have a tail wind when you’re going uphill, but … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Julie's Blog Tagged With: bareback, exercise, maintain, posting, routine, Sun in My Face, Tail Wind At My Back, walk, weight

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