EP190: Best Of HTIH: Assumption Of Obligingness

In this ‘Best Of’ episode I reintroduce an episode where I talk about an important belief that often is the root of conflict between horse and rider. It’s so important I want to revisit it again!
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[@jimgrogan9833]

Thanks for the effort Karen.

[@oaktreecottageequestrian5252]

Fabulous podcast, thank you for re-posting, Karen! As to the cooperation of the horse, a long, long time ago my coach, Anne Howard said to me: "Look, its 120 pounds vs 1200 pounds. The horse isn't working for you because he has to, its because he WANTS to". Love that you're reiterating this 30 years later!