Anticipating isn't a "Bad" Thing - Q&A

[@annettemcnabb3033]

I just wanted to say thank you!! I have so many of your programs and i am so grateful that you update them and i don't have to re-purchase them. My riding horse has been off and on lame for the past 2 years and i have decided to retire him-yay for him:)) My new horse is now 4 years old and this year is our first real riding year, having all your help means i can look ahead as to how to prepare for the work while we are laying our foundation of forward, contact, walk, trot ,canter etc..I am so grateful for you all as this is the first horse that i have trained from the ground up so much more correctly then the others because of everything i'm learning from you and I can absolutely see the difference in our work! Thank you!!💜

[@AmeliaNewcombDressage]

Good for you. Happy Retirement to your older horse and congratulations on the young one. Check out this course on groundwork to get him started: amelianewcombdressage.com/groundwork-essentials/?General

[@lemmebeawinnerequestrian7555]

We are just trying to get over his history with Canter. He has really improved but still gets very stressed out about it. I can't wait for flying changes.