January 2021 Letter from Julie
Dear friends, Rich and I spent the holidays alone and together. For Christmas, we enjoyed a few unseasonably warm days at the lake, boating, in almost complete and utter solitude.
Conquer the Canter | Part 1 of 2
Five Canter Hacks for Green Horses and Green Riders The natural gaits of the horse are walk, trot and gallop. The canter is a slow, collected gallop, developed over time,
December 2020 Horse Report
Here in the Colorado mountains, we love snow! The more, the better. And it looks like a white Christmas is in the forecast. Our valley is the headwaters of the
December 2020 Letter from Julie
Dear friends, I admit I’m happy this year is coming to a close. It’s been a tough one for most of us, and for some of us, it’s been downright
The Making of a Trail Horse, Part 4 (and Other Duties, as Assigned)
I remember my father’s last and best trail horse, Scout. He was a big, bold, grade quarter horse, afraid of nothing, with a motor like a freight train. Aboard Scout,
November 2020 Horse Report
It was a fitting end to my travel-year, when my last remaining clinic was cancelled, not due to the pandemic, but because of raging wild fires in northern Colorado. This
November 2020 Letter from Julie
Dear friends, As this bizarre year comes ever so slowly to a close, there is so much to reflect on. It’s easy to get caught up in the negatives and
October 2020 Horse Report
After five months with no horse expos, no clinics and no traveling, in the last four weeks I’ve traveled to three clinics. It’s good to be back, and we had
The Making of a Trail Horse, Part 2
Manners and Skills There are many ingredients that go into the making of an exceptional trail horse and just like in the kitchen, quality ingredients can make the difference in
October 2020 Letter From Julie
Dear Friends, At my ranch, here in the “Heart of the Rockies,” fall came fast and furious with 14” of snow on the ground just two days after record heat
September 2020 Horse Report
Summer came to a screeching halt around our ranch, just two days after record heat on Labor Day, when we were hammered with well over a foot of snow and
The Making of a Trail Horse
My youngest horse, Pepperoni, just successfully completed his first high mountain ride in the Sangre de Cristo Wilderness Area, a steep mountain range in southern Colorado. It was an arduous
September 2020 Letter from Julie
Dear Friends, This fall brings a transition like no other. Normally, I take a break from business travel in the summer and ease back into full swing, traveling to horse
How To: Blanket Washing
Julie demonstrates how to safely and effectively clean dirty horse blankets.
Calm Your Horse During a Ride
Has your horse ever been anxious or amped up during a ride, and you just need to help him calm down a bit? Whether you’re on the trail or waiting
Myler 3-Ring Combination Bit: Working a New Bit Over Your Horse’s Withers
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Myler 3-Ring Combination Bit: Unpacking and Assembling with an English Bridle
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Myler 3-Ring Combination Bit: Unpacking and Assembling with a Western Headstall
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Winter Grooming Supplies for Horses
Sponsored post, W.F. Young Co. Take a peek inside Julie Goodnight’s tack room to see the grooming supplies she stores-up before winter and how she uses Show Sheen, Miracle Groom,
Daily Dose of Horsemanship Homework #7
Using your seat and leg aids in timing with the rhythm of your horse and his movement.
Absorbine Testimonial Take Peek Inside My Tack Room
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
Riding Bridleless with a Neck Rope
Do you want to learn to ride your horse without a bridle? To me, the ultimate sign of true unity, trust and respect between a horse and the rider is
Myler Curb Bit: Assembling a Bit with a Curb Strap on a Western Headstall
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Myler 3-Ring Combination Bit: Adjusting Your New Bit with a Western Headstall
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Myler Curb Bit: Bridling and Unbridling with a Western Headstall
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Myler 3-Ring Combination Bit: Adjusting Your New Bit with an English Bridle
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Myler 3-Ring Combination Bit: Introducing a New Bit to Your Horse
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Using the Boundary Stick
Julie talks about the importance of having clear boundaries with horses, and the purpose of her boundary stick.
