Ride On with Julie Goodnight Podcast
1) Why Horses Say No: Reading the Signs Before You React
Have you ever asked your horse to do something—and got a big, resounding “NO”? Maybe they planted their feet, balked at the trailer, or just shut down. It’s frustrating, even scary at times. In this m...Show More
2) The Need For Speed
In this episode, we’ll kick things off with a crisp fall update from the ranch, then I’ll share a story from my days galloping racehorses—an experience that taught me a lot about how to handle speed i...Show More
3) Should I Let Someone Else Ride My Horse
In this episode, we’ll kick things off with an update from my ranch, I’ll share a story about one of the best horses I’ve ever owned — and the unexpected lesson I learned through her — and then we’ll ...Show More
4) Training to Tie-Keep it safe and stress free
In this episode of Ride on with Julie Goodnight, she shares her secrets for teaching a horse to stand tied patiently, with consideration for the horse's perspective. SHOW NOTES: Julie Goodnight’s Blo...Show More
5) Classical Riding-Your Roadmap to Success!
Today’s podcast is on a subject that many riders ask about, "How to get started in Dressage." I decided to use "entry-level dressage," for both English and Western riders, as the first long-term goal ...Show More
6) Building Your Confidence with Horses
In this episode of RideOn, I’ll talk about building your confidence with horses. It’s a huge subject that affects equestrians of all ages and ability levels, and I know you’ll find some helpful tips. ...Show More
7) "No Fraternizing" Rule
Horses are social animals with a strong herd instinct, and different rules apply when humans are involved. I teach what I call the “no fraternizing” rule at the beginning of all my clinics and here it...Show More
8) Blogpost: April 2025, Goals and Confidence
For years, I’ve been sharing my insights on horsemanship, helping riders like you build better relationships with your horses and reach your full potential in the saddle. And one of the most powerful ...Show More
9) Blogpost: Proactive Horse Care: Your Annual Health Checklist
We do our annual vet exams, vaccinations, and dental care every Spring. Just as we prioritize annual check-ups for ourselves, a yearly wellness exam by an equine veterinarian is paramount for maintain...Show More
10) The Right Bit
Description: In this episode of Ride On, I’ll focus on how you know if your horse needs a new bit, how we evaluate a horse for the right bit, and understanding the impact of a well-chosen bit. And in...Show More