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…many of my friends—Mel, T. Cody, Patti, Sharon, Jan—whether that be to put you in the right position to rope a steer, take you on your first bridleless ride, or teach you how to do liberty groundwork. They all remember him fondly and are grateful to have known him.
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…the horse and only using the neck rope if needed for reinforcement when your horse needs help hearing your cues.
(Search “bridleless” on my site for detailed step-by-step directions on safely transitioning to bridleless riding.)
Get your Julie Goodnight Neck Rope here: Neck Rope
Take your time…
Julie talks about what you need to know before you even think about taking off the bridle.
See the PDF>>Bridleless Preparation PDF
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…up now and no longer needs me!
Here at home, I’ve had more time to reconnect with my sweet mare, Annie, mostly riding her bareback and bridleless. She’s highly tuned and responsive, and a very quick-footed little horse—and that makes riding bareback a particularly exhilarating experience!
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…closest confidant and I was pretty sure that together, we could do anything. And we did– everything from jumping to barrels to running bareback and bridleless through the orange groves (in my home town of Orlando). To a shy little girl who had trouble making friends, this horse gave me…
Question Category: Issues from the Saddle
Question: Hi Julie,
I have an 8 year old Fox Trotter; he works well in the Bridleless bit, is well trained in ground work and great on the trail, he’s very smart and spirited. Modoc loves to do a fantastic running
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…crazy thing I ask him to do, but he does tend to think he’s smarter than me. Annie, my older mare, is my go-to, finished horse, and lately I’ve been doing some bareback and bridleless riding with her. She loves that, and I do too. She’s my little red Ferrari,…
…you think about riding in a halter only or riding bridleless and without a bit? And are you happy, or more importantly, is your horse happy with the bit you use? Every time I’ve given a presentation on bits, the room has been full of people with lots of questions….
…horses ridden on a loose rein – or even bridleless – that seem to be cantering quite confidently. Is she referencing a proper collected dressage canter specifically or am I missing something in my knowledge of a horse that is ridden in western pleasure, reining, barrel, or other disciplines? Thanks…
Does your horse try to slam his feet down when you’re done handling them? Here’s why it’s important that your horse learns to set his feet down gently.
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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 expos and clinics, I am often asked, “Is
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Is your horse well-trained, and you’re ready to add a neck rope to your riding regimen, in preparation to go bridle-less? Clinician Julie Goodnight recommends riding with a neck rope and your bridle to know you have control before you do bridle-less work.
Pick up Goodnight’s Neck Rope,
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Become a more effective rider by perfecting a proper horseback-riding position.
Correct body position is as basic as it gets. Without it, you and your horse can’t balance properly, and you can’t deliver your aids
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Julie presented her pre-recorded video clinic with live narration of the clinic and riders at the 2020 Annual Certified Horsemanship Association International Virtual Conference. Watch to see Julie’s tips and valuable knowledge on
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Julie demonstrates how to safely and effectively clean dirty horse blankets.
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Julie Goodnight shares a peek inside her tack room, to show you the winter grooming supplies she relies on. See how Julie uses Show Sheen, Miracle Groom, Bigeloil Leg Poultice Wraps and Magic Cushion. Goodnight is a paid spokesperson for W.F. Young Co….
Using your seat and leg aids in timing with the rhythm of your horse and his movement….
Here’s a quick tip for a plan to recondition your horse if they’ve been off for a while. Thanks to Cosequin Equine for sponsoring this tip!…
Dear Friends,
This is a story about one horse that needs our help, and the dozens of people stepping up to help horses in need every day. But the truth is, he
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