E11 Moving Forward with Solid Foundations

Episode 11 of the With Horses in Mind podcast, hosted by Carlos Tabernaberri and Nina Fischer, titled "E11 Moving Forward with Solid Foundations" was published on May 13, 2024 and runs 41 minutes.

May 13, 2024 ·41m · With Horses in Mind

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In this episode, Carlos answers a listeners' question about difficulties getting a horse to move forward, and Carlos and Nina revisit the importance of consistency and groundwork as solid foundations.

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In this episode, Carlos answers a listeners' question about difficulties getting a horse to move forward, and Carlos and Nina revisit the importance of consistency and groundwork as solid foundations.

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