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The Thinking Horse and Rider: Helping Riders Understand Their Horses | Anna Fox
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Today: #41 in Kids & Family, New Zealand on our combined chart.
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Latest episodes
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81. Beyond the Bit: Slow Down to Learn Faster with Daniel Dauphin
October 16, 2026 · 54 minCould you ask your horse to walk exactly seven steps—and stop on the seventh? It sounds simple, but Daniel Dauphin explains why slowing down can reveal the gaps we rush past. In Beyond the Bit: Slow Down to Learn Faster with Daniel…
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80. What’s the Mission? Adam Trenk on Horses, Leadership & Rebuilding Genuine Billy Cook Saddles
October 8, 2026 · 38 minWhat happens when the plan falls apart? In this episode of The Thinking Horse and Rider, Anna Fox talks with Adam Trenk, CEO of Genuine Billy Cook Saddles, about horses, leadership, pressure, resilience, and rebuilding an iconic Western…
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79. Ride Easier, Help Your Horse Move Better with Mary Debono
September 29, 2026 · 1 hr 7 minCan changing the way you move help your horse move with greater ease? Feldenkrais Method practitioner and Debono Moves creator Mary Debono joins us to explore how a rider’s balance, breathing, tension, and movement habits shape the…
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78. Does Your Horse Owe You Obedience? | Trust, Control & True Partnership
September 24, 2026 · 43 minWe pay the bills. We buy the feed. We schedule the vet. We rearrange our lives around our horses. It’s easy to start feeling like the horse should give us something back. A good ride. Good behavior. Effort. Compliance. But horses don’t…
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77. Why Trying Harder Makes Riding Harder | Emotional Tension & Better Feel
September 18, 2026 · 42 minWhat happens when trying harder actually makes riding harder? In this episode of The Thinking Horse & Rider, we’re digging into emotional tension—the pressure riders put on themselves to do everything correctly, remember every instruction…
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76. Your Horse Can Feel Your Anxiety | Here’s What to Do Before You Ride
September 3, 2026 · 25 minIf your brain is already rehearsing everything that could go wrong before you ever reach the mounting block, this episode is for you. This week on The Thinking Horse & Rider, we’re continuing the conversation from Episode 75 and digging…
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75. The Hardest Part of Riding | How to Stay Relaxed on Your Horse
August 25, 2026 · 37 minIn this episode of The Thinking Horse and Rider, we're talking about something almost every rider experiences but few people know how to work through: fear and tension in the saddle. After an unexpected run-in with a wasp (and a horse…
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74. The Horse Training Mistake Almost Everyone Makes (Without Realizing It)
August 18, 2026 · 28 minThe Horse Training Mistake Almost Everyone Makes (Without Realizing It) What if one of the biggest mistakes we make with our horses isn't what we teach...it's what we stop teaching? When a horse becomes buddy sour, pushy for treats…
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73. How about Animal Communicator Ginny Horton: What Horses Really Need From Humans | Soul Sketches
August 10, 2026 · 56 minWhat do horses really need from humans? In this episode of The Thinking Horse & Rider, Anna talks with animal communicator Ginny Horton, author and illustrator of Soul Sketches, about what horses may be trying to tell us about community…
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72. Heart Centered Horsemanship with Stacey Carter
July 27, 2026 · 1 hr 1 minShould you lead your horse with your heart or your head? In this episode, Anna talks with Stacey Carter, founder of Heart Centered Horsemanship, about moving beyond dominance-based training to create safer, more cooperative relationships…
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71. Why You Miss the Signs Before Your Horse Spooks (And How to Change It)
July 19, 2026 · 47 minDid your horse really spook, buck or bolt “out of nowhere”—or did both of your nervous systems miss the quieter signals leading up to it? In this episode of The Thinking Horse and Rider, Anna explores how stress, information overload and a…
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70. Are You the Person Your Horse Needs You to Become?
July 6, 2026 · 23 minWe spend so much time chasing outcomes in the horse world. We celebrate ribbons, scores, smooth rides, and milestones. But what if those aren’t the things that truly shape us—or our horses? In this episode of The Thinking Horse & Rider, I…
About the show
Helping riders understand their horses through horse training, behavior, and connection. This equestrian podcast explores horse psychology, rider mindset, and practical horsemanship to solve common training problems like tension, miscommunication, and lack of trust. Learn how to build a calm, willing partnership using groundwork, riding, and awareness—so your horse isn’t something to control, but something to connect with.