Episode 252: What is a finished horse?

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Recorded13 Sep 2023

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A listener wrote in that she recently got a new trail horse, and she said, "he's supposed to be a "super finished" trail horse." But he is not acting the way she imagined a finished trail horse should… Which brings up the question: What is a finished horse?  There are many categories that can be used to evaluate a horse, and often there are different levels within each category. In addition, 'finished' in one area doesn't necessarily mean finished in other, more basic areas. In this episode, I explain the two most common versions of 'finished' and how to define them. I also share how my view of 'never finished' has also positively impacted my relationship with my horses.

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