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EPISODE · Jan 19, 2026 · 1H 22M

Ep. 91 Q & A with Nicole Shoup

from Adult Onset Horsemanship · host Daniel Dauphin

Let us know how we're doing. Please understand that we can't reply or see your info. It's time for our newest Q & A with Nicole Shoup. Nicole takes your questions from our facebook group, Bits, Spurs, and Good Sense, and brings them to the podcast. We talk about the term "sacking out". And then get into desensitizing, freeze and things to keep in mind. This leads to shut down horses and that rabbit hole. Next, what about horses that don't like to be caught? One of my favorite questions that I have ever recieved is in this one too. Jam, or jelly? There's a lot to ponder. Does said fruit have seeds that get caught in teeth? is the texture soothing, or annoying. Is the jelly prismatic and gorgeous to just look through? What's the most misunderstood piece of equipment I use regularly? A big can of worms opens up when Nicole asks me how many wrinkles should the bit be adjusted to. You can find Nicole at the following links:https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100091774544130https://www.youtube.com/@NicoleShoupHorsemanshiphttps://www.tiktok.com/@nicoleshouphorsemanship

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Let us know how we're doing. Please understand that we can't reply or see your info. It's time for our newest Q & A with Nicole Shoup. Nicole takes your questions from our facebook group, Bits, Spurs, and Good Sense, and brings them to the podcast. We talk about the term "sacking out". And then get into desensitizing, freeze and things to keep in mind. This leads to shut down horses and that rabbit hole. Next, what about horses that don't like to be caught? One of my fav...

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