This Ranch Riding show horse learns to stop with precision.
Episode 916 – Way to Whoa
Academy 11 Stop With Seat
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 The Jig With Julie Goodnight
Is your horse “jiggy” and tense on the trail? Does he trot anxiously in place, refusing to move forward slowly and calmly? If so, you’re likely tense and worried that he’ll take off if you don’t hold http://www.equisearch.com/article/stop-jig-julie-goodnight-15693 Â
Stop Your Horse Without Pulling On The Reins
Stop Your Horse Without Pulling on the Reins http://myhorse.com/blogs/horse-trainers/julie-goodnight/stop-your-horse-without-pulling-on-the-reins/
Improving My Horse’s Stop
Question: I enjoy your presentations and I have a question that I hope you can help me with my horse, Rocky. During groundwork he does not respond to the verbal command “Whoa.” What would you suggest I do while longeing? While under saddle? (Note: when I hand walk him, he responds excellently). Details: Rocky is […]
Riding Skills: One-Rein Stop
Question Category: Riding Skills Question: Julie, first off, I have to say I spend many hours reading through your website. You are a gifted and inspirational woman, and thanks for all you share. I recently bought a 14 year old horse who has had many issues, but with whom I am making progress. I test […]