Julie Goodnight: Afraid of My Shadow, Episode 909 of Horse Master for RFD-TV; free sample episode!

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[@kathygilmartin6897]

That video was very helpful, thank you from Ireland 💚.

[@classicdecaf4]

I got the chance to see Julie in person and it was so helpful! Great advice

[@lauramoy9940]

Great work with this horse. I had a spooky horse. They are challenging.

[@freddyaltina2737]

That is a GORGEOUS horse!! 😱😍

[@wineberryfarmhorserescue1300]

I enjoy your training so much Julie. The first thing I thought about with this horse is maybe an eye issue. Going blind? Is partially blind and if this was discussed along side the training. The reason I say this is I bought a paint who I found out was deaf. The prior owner who owned him never even knew. He would spook and buck but once I realized he was deaf, I managed him totally different and he never bucked with me. Best and thank you for the content.

[@dianebrayden4123]

What if you horse has vision problems, they all can not have perfect vision. Confidence is always the answer. Thank you for the video.

[@mataform]

Brilliant. Thank you.

[@Vanessanavarrovet]

I'm specheless thank you !!!

[@hollywood5703]

I had a spooky Arabian mare that spooked at baggies. Then an Arabian gelding named Shadow. Also Tennessee Walkers. I've never seen a spooky TWH until now.

[@shan752]

WOW! Julie you look amazing!!! You have gotten tiny..... I know it was hard work.

[@gipsiesrealm]

shan752 omg I relate to you so much I have 5 and my dude is just like this

[@deloreschow2389]

So so helpful. MY horse, who I was told "never" spooks on the trail. My bad for believing it. On the trail she saw horses in the distance and decided and she did not want to go forward and wanted to stay where the other horses were. She started bucking and rearing and turning. I stayed on (amazingly) and got her in a turn. Wow, how to move on from here? ground work and making sure she is listening to me. I am lost how to move forward. She really tried to get me off her back. Any clinics in Jacksonville Florida that you will be giving? Thanks, De