Episode 723 – Snap To It– Behind The Scenes
Julie Goodnight reminds a well trained horse that he has ground manners
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Episode 724 – Outward Bound
Julie Goodnight helps a barn-sour horse follow his rider’s lead and head out on the trail alone.
Episode 722 – Don’t Stop Now
“Don’t Stop Now” Julie Goodnight helps a rider teach her young horse to move forward and into the canter.
Episode 721 – Plus Points
Julie Goodnight helps a new rider and his experienced reining horse perform show-ready rollbacks
Episode 719 – Norwegian Feud
Julie Goodnight helps an experienced horsewoman gain her horse’s respect
Horses As Our Teachers
For better or for worse, you can learn something from every horse that you ride—whether it is a skill or a life-lesson. Sometimes you learn something you should always do, or something you should never
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Quick Tip: Getting Started Riding Bridleless
Julie Goodnight teaches how to start to ride bridleless. http://www.pinterest.com/pin/506232814336549563/
Horse Illustrated September 2014 issue
Be the first to read exclusive stories related to our September issue – only on HorseChannel.com. http://www.horsechannel.com/horse-magazines/horse-illustrated/
Bridling Basics With Julie Goodnight
Learn the right way to bridle your horse with these tips from the Certified Horsemanship Association; Julie Goodnight demonstrates. http://www.equisearch.com/article/bridling-basics-with-julie-goodnight
Horse Master Julie Goodnight Wearing The Troxel Rebel Cross
Horse Master Julie Goodnight wearing the Troxel Rebel Cross http://www.pinterest.com/pin/506232814334266524/
C Lazy U, Part 3
Good day! I am enjoying another perfect summer day here at home. Even managed to get caught up on some gardening projects and household chores. I have one more major reorganization project to tackle here
Teach The Stand-Still
It’s crucial to teach your horse to stand still when you first mount, according to trainer/clinician Julie Goodnight. The lesson will help your horse know you’re always in charge. http://trailridermag.com/article/teach-stand-still
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
Nervous Horse
Solid training advice to get a troubled horse headed toward recovery. http://americashorsedaily.com/nervous-horse/#.VCHtBE10yM9
Teaching The Trainers
If you love to work with horses, consider adding an element of professionalism by becoming a Lyons Certified Trainer. Learn more here. http://www.equisearch.com/article/teaching-trainers
Ground-Tied And Respectful
Improve your horsemanship, and develop a kind, trustworthy relationship with your trail horse with top clinician/trainer Julie Goodnight. How to ground-tie your horse. Whether you’re on your horse’s back or dismounted to clear a path,
Strengthen Mount-Up Muscles
Make it easy to step up into the stirrup by keeping your quadriceps strong. http://www.equisearch.com/article/strengthen-mount-muscles
Cinch Up Your Horse Saddle Right
When you saddle your horse, secure your horse saddle’s points of attachment in the proper order to keep the saddle in place. If your horse takes a step when the saddle isn’t properly secured, he
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
Oral Hyaluronic Acid Products
Learn what hyaluronic acid is, how it works, and what the benefits of today’s oral HA products are for your horse. http://www.equisearch.com/article/oral-hyaluronic-acid-products
Help For Your Horse To Trail Ride Alone
Julie Goodnight helps our reader get her horse safely out on the trail alone, minus the company of other horses. http://www.equisearch.com/article/trail_riding_alone_040110
Horses Pawing In The Trailer
Q: I have a 19-year-old Quarter Horse gelding that paws in the trailer. I travel with him quite and bit and have no problems loading him in the trailer, but he paws when we come
Horse Illustrated September 2014
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Julie Goodnight On The Connection Women Have With Horses
How do you explain the connection women have with horses? http://myhorse.com/blogs/horse-trainers/julie-goodnight/julie-goodnight-on-the-connection-women-have-with-horses/
My Top 3 Lessons From The Julie Goodnight Women’s Riding Clinic
I’m going to be brutally honest here: I was a fan of clinician Julie Goodnight before attending her ”Women’s Riding and Yoga Retreats and Ranch Riding Weekend at C Lazy U Ranch” in Granby, Colorado.
Secure Your Lines
On the trail, it’s safer if your horse will stand still for mounting. http://trailridermag.com/article/secure-your-lines
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
Negotiate Hills With Julie Goodnight
Pick a safe path up the hill. Photo by Heidi Melocco Do you dread seeing a steep hill on the trail? http://trailridermag.com/article/handling-hills-julie-goodnight
Is It The Bit?
If a horse is sticking out his tongue only when bridled, it’s most likely because the bit is bothering his mouth, explains top trainer/clinician Julie Goodnight. http://trailridermag.com/article/bit-14763
Open a Gate on Horseback With Julie Goodnight
As an avid trail rider, you likely have run across closed gates. When you learn to open and close a gate from horseback, you’ll save time and energy http://trailridermag.com/article/open-gate-horseback-top-trainer-julie-goodnight
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
Downhill Tips
When your horse travels downhill, he lifts his back and reaches his hindquarters far beneath him for support and balance. He also uses his abdominal muscles. Help him get into this position by not leaning
Avoid An On-Trail Spook
Your horse sees objects far away much better than those nearby. As a prey animal, he’s programmed to scan the horizon, searching for predators. His brain is also trained to react to quick movements, such
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
Mount Up!
Improve your horsemanship, and develop a kind, trustworthy relationship with your trail horse with top clinician/trainer Julie Goodnight. This issue: Teach your horse to stand still as you mount. http://trailridermag.com/article/mount
Stand Still And Chill
When mounted up on a trail ride, teach your horse to stand still until you give a cue to move with this technique from top trainer/clinician Julie Goodnight. http://trailridermag.com/article/stand-still-and-chill-15644
Tips For Saving Fuel While Transporting Your Horse
During the summertime life gets busy. Many of us haul our horses to various shows, clinics, and competitions during this season, and the rising temperatures and gas prices don’t make horse hauling any easier. Find
Your Horse’s Vital Signs
Learn how to check your horse’s pulse, respiration, and temperature with this information from the Certified Horsemanship Association. One place to take your horse’s pulse is behind his elbow. Place a stethoscope on your horse’s
Reverse, Please
Teaching your horse to go backward with body cues http://myhorse.com/redirects/reverse-please/