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76. Your Horse Can Feel Your Anxiety | Here’s What to Do Before You Ride (opens the original)
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If your brain is already rehearsing everything that could go wrong before you ever reach the mounting block, this episode is for you. This week on The Thinking Horse & Rider , we’re continuing the conversation from Episode 75 and digging into mental tension and anticipatory anxiety —the fear of what might happen before anything has actually gone wrong. You’ll learn why your thoughts and body can start rehearsing fear before you ride, how that changes the way you show up around your horse, and wh
75. The Hardest Part of Riding | How to Stay Relaxed on Your Horse (opens the original)
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In this episode of The Thinking Horse and Rider , we're talking about something almost every rider experiences but few people know how to work through: fear and tension in the saddle . After an unexpected run-in with a wasp (and a horse standing nearby), I realized just how quickly our brains jump into survival mode—and how similar that feels to what many riders experience before they even get on their horse. We'll explore: Why staying relaxed is the hardest part of riding The difference between
74. The Horse Training Mistake Almost Everyone Makes (Without Realizing It) (opens the original)
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The Horse Training Mistake Almost Everyone Makes (Without Realizing It) What if one of the biggest mistakes we make with our horses isn't what we teach...it's what we stop teaching? When a horse becomes buddy sour, pushy for treats, anxious at the mounting block, spooky on the trail, or difficult to canter, many of us instinctively remove the problem. We stop taking them to horse shows. We stop feeding treats. We stay in the arena. We avoid the situation altogether. Sometimes that's smart manage
73. How about Animal Communicator Ginny Horton: What Horses Really Need From Humans | Soul Sketches (opens the original)
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What do horses really need from humans? In this episode of The Thinking Horse & Rider , Anna talks with animal communicator Ginny Horton, author and illustrator of Soul Sketches , about what horses may be trying to tell us about community, choice, safety, connection, and belonging. Ginny shares how she became an animal communicator, how remote animal communication works, and some of the common themes she hears from horses during her sessions. The conversation explores why horses may struggle whe
72. Heart Centered Horsemanship with Stacey Carter (opens the original)
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Should you lead your horse with your heart or your head? In this episode, Anna talks with Stacey Carter, founder of Heart Centered Horsemanship, about moving beyond dominance-based training to create safer, more cooperative relationships with horses. Stacey shares how therapeutic horsemanship, nervous-system work, yoga, and Debono Moves shaped her mindful approach. They explore why non-dominance doesn’t mean weak boundaries, how horses respond to what we’re actually communicating, and why doing
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