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This was awesome! I just started leasing a new horse and really want to do right by him. He's a very large TB who had done eventing. He's a big mover, and super sweet, no drama, puts his head down and does his job. I'm doing a lot of work reading, watching, practicing, etc. good rider position. This podcast was very helpful! Thanks!

Loved this. I am so happy that Suzanne can bring her wisdom and expertise to so many people!

Thanks for the analysis! I have a quick question: I have a SafePal wallet with USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). What's the best way to send them to Binance?

What a fantastic conversation! Thank you Courtney!

Great video! gave you a follow. I am curious what the brokerage percentage rate would be on an import?.

Thank you!

I loved both seasons of The Equestrian Mastermind! Natalie is incredible! More please!❤

We ❤ Tamie !!

thank you, Kyle, for acknowledging Chris Burton. His return to eventing this year is the most exciting part of Paris Olympics. I agree re Ros Canter, Laura, Tom. all inspiring. and now Julia K gets to defend her Olympic title!!! And Team USA: so very talented and exciting -- and going to win!!

Thank You Jon! 🥂🍾

Wow, such an inspiration ❤❤❤❤

Thank You!! This is fantastic information and so useable. ❤

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Ohhhh ~ Sue Smithson!!! I competed/rode against/with Sue for years… long ago and had not heard her name in SO many years! Sue is an outstanding woman and human being ~ knows her business ~ plus an absolutely beautiful rider! Miss seeing Sue and bumping into her while conditioning my horses or hacking on the trails in Southern Pines long ago! ❤

Alaska!

i so love listening to these sessions with natalie. everything she says speaks to me. unfortunately, financial issues prevent me from renewing my ride iq and doing sessions with natalie but hopefully in the future.

At 32:00 Linda put it beautifully about staying in control. I have experienced while taking lessons, that If the horse doesn't go according to plan, I don't take control because it is not my horse and I don't want to override what the horse is doing and force a stop. This is what got me into trouble when the saddle started slipping while trotting and I let the horse keep going, expecting the horse to sense the problem and slow down to a stop, instead of making my own decision to slow him down.

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Are you still live on the podcast?

Loved our Veterinarians but where was Dr. Lacher and Justin Long when I was a Barn Manager and H/J Trainer? I'm retired from training and don't have anything to do with horses but still enjoy the learning. Thank you.

This was very energizing for me, and at times learning things that I have done well in the past as good and then areas where I felt guilty. I am all for Ride iQ having guests just like Meghan that really talk about very important things to do for our horses to help and aid them. Jessica Bortner-Harris was so good to listen to as well!

I am so impressed! I have 40 years of experience as a physical therapist and that was the best talk about how to approach fitness that I have ever heard. Thank you Tony!

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Thank you very much for this lovely episode. How possibly can we get horse friendly supplies ? Thanks

Very helpful…especially the info about the 21 year old horse, since my horse is that age and I’m wanting to return to BN or N after not competing for awhile. Thanks so much!!

I am a more consistent, attentive rider since I started listening to the RideIQ coaches. They remind me about the basics of position and maintaining a steady, soft contact with my horse as I try new skill patterns. Hilda Donahue, Kyle and Jen Carter, the Laws, Jon Holling and many more excellent coaches also share the “oops” moments, reminding me that sometimes it just happens, my horse forgives my mistakes, and that my horse and I share a forever love and respect. Diane S.

Like the Snaffles print - Two minds but a single thought.