Episode 178: My mare goes from calm and sweet to disconnected: self awareness, anticipation, and adjustability

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Recorded13 Apr 2022

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A listener asks a question about her mare, who at first appears, "…very good and calm, until she's worked out what it is we're doing and starts to anticipate." The answer involves understanding the riders' role in both the calm and the anticipation, identifying how anticipation can look different between hot and cold horses, and a training exercise to help adjust what the horse is anticipating.

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