#243 🐴☕️☕️📺 HORSEMANSHIP REMARKS SHOW

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I'd been playing around with a hindquarter yield ala Hans Von Blixen. Plus, meet my new doggie Daisy! Tune in live weekly at 6:30AM PST/8:30 CT on the ⁠Northwood Farms YouTube Channel⁠. Bring your thoughts and questions to the chat! To join our close nit student body go to ⁠horsemanshipinsider.com⁠ ➡️ FREE Micro Riding Course ⬅️

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