Episode 237: How capable is your horse…really?

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Recorded31 May 2023

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In this episode, I discuss how quickly horses begin to recognize patterns of behavior, and I answer a listener question about working around feeding time. While these may seem unrelated, I think the contrast highlights how incredibly valuable it is to recognize how you view your horse. Do you view your horse as a dependent in constant need of care and looking after?  Or as highly capable? Are you judging their physical ability?  Their mental ability?  A combination of both?

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