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After Mette Larsen’s masterclass, she gave us a demonstration on bridleless riding, a freeing way that she likes to end her rides! This is a great way to build trust and connection with your horse, as long as it’s safe to do so! Have you ever tried bridleless riding with your horse? Disclaimer: please only attempt riding without a bridle or proper tack if you feel that you and your horse are in a safe position and environment to do so. It’s recommended to start slow and work your way up. | Noëll
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After Mette Larsen’s masterclass, she gave us a demonstration on bridleless riding, a freeing way that she likes to end her rides! This is a great way to build trust and connection with your horse, as long as it’s safe to do so! Have you ever tried bridleless riding with your horse? Disclaimer: please only attempt riding without a bridle or proper tack if you feel that you and your horse are in a safe position and environment to do so. It’s recommended to start slow and work your way up. | Noëll
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Before we even talk about the bit, Mette Larsen starts with the horse. In this case study from her NF Masterclass, Mette shows what she looks for and feels before a bit ever goes in a horse’s mouth — teeth, gums, cheeks, jaw, poll, TMJ, and overall comfort. These are things every rider can quietly check on their own horse to spot obvious warning signs or sources of discomfort without a bit in the mouth. Bitting can be a sensitive topic, but the conversation should always begin with the horse’s b
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Before we even talk about the bit, Mette Larsen starts with the horse. In this case study from her NF Masterclass, Mette shows what she looks for and feels before a bit ever goes in a horse’s mouth — teeth, gums, cheeks, jaw, poll, TMJ, and overall comfort. These are things every rider can quietly check on their own horse to spot obvious warning signs or sources of discomfort without a bit in the mouth. Bitting can be a sensitive topic, but the conversation should always begin with the horse’s b
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Trying hard doesn’t always mean feeling confident. In this case study, Tik works with an off the track Thoroughbred mare who wants to say yes but struggles when adrenaline rises and the environment changes. Before asking for more, Tik and Megan take the time to understand her history, her triggers, and where trust is still developing. Through thoughtful groundwork, clear finish points, and carefully chosen challenges, Tik shows how to help a horse come down from pressure, process their emotions,
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Trying hard doesn’t always mean feeling confident. In this case study, Tik works with an off the track Thoroughbred mare who wants to say yes but struggles when adrenaline rises and the environment changes. Before asking for more, Tik and Megan take the time to understand her history, her triggers, and where trust is still developing. Through thoughtful groundwork, clear finish points, and carefully chosen challenges, Tik shows how to help a horse come down from pressure, process their emotions,
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Growing up as Nelson Pessoa’s son meant living inside a level of expectation most young riders never experience. But it also meant being raised by someone who understood, instinctively, how learning happens. Rodrigo describes a childhood where mistakes were never treated as failure. When he got something wrong, his father did not react emotionally or rush to correct him. The instruction was simple. Make a different mistake next time. Learn something new and keep moving forward. As he got older,
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Growing up as Nelson Pessoa’s son meant living inside a level of expectation most young riders never experience. But it also meant being raised by someone who understood, instinctively, how learning happens. Rodrigo describes a childhood where mistakes were never treated as failure. When he got something wrong, his father did not react emotionally or rush to correct him. The instruction was simple. Make a different mistake next time. Learn something new and keep moving forward. As he got older,
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In his masterclass on spooky and anxious horses, Tik Maynard breaks things down case-study style, horse by horse, moment by moment. Because you can’t fix anxiety until you understand where it’s coming from. In Cree’s case, getting quick and strung out on course wasn’t a mindset issue, it was balance. Tik noticed Cree dropping a shoulder through turns, losing his balance, then compensating by getting faster… which only made things unravel. In this clip, you’ll see Tik and Gina identify the root c
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In his masterclass on spooky and anxious horses, Tik Maynard breaks things down case-study style, horse by horse, moment by moment. Because you can’t fix anxiety until you understand where it’s coming from. In Cree’s case, getting quick and strung out on course wasn’t a mindset issue, it was balance. Tik noticed Cree dropping a shoulder through turns, losing his balance, then compensating by getting faster… which only made things unravel. In this clip, you’ll see Tik and Gina identify the root c
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Karl Cook, Ian Millar, Chelsea Canedy, Martin Fuchs, and Mette Larson - what do they have in common? They're all instructors you'll meet in the first two weeks of our 8 week Training Program: Beat the Winter Blues. This program is made specifically so you can progress during the coldest months of the year. We did the hard work for you to bring structure to the time of year when motivation can be tough, all built on the science of how we learn to make sure each lesson sticks. This training progra
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Karl Cook, Ian Millar, Chelsea Canedy, Martin Fuchs, and Mette Larson - what do they have in common? They're all instructors you'll meet in the first two weeks of our 8 week Training Program: Beat the Winter Blues. This program is made specifically so you can progress during the coldest months of the year. We did the hard work for you to bring structure to the time of year when motivation can be tough, all built on the science of how we learn to make sure each lesson sticks. This training progra
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In Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine, your horse’s tongue tells a whole story. From the tip to the sides, the tongue reflects your horse’s internal organs and energetic balance, and signs on the tongue can be used to guide treatment. Wild? Maybe. But it’s also deeply rooted in centuries of practice — and it just might help where other methods haven’t. 🎧 This episode of Dear Horse World is brought to you by YETI. Hear the full conversation on NF , Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube. | Noë
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In Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine, your horse’s tongue tells a whole story. From the tip to the sides, the tongue reflects your horse’s internal organs and energetic balance, and signs on the tongue can be used to guide treatment. Wild? Maybe. But it’s also deeply rooted in centuries of practice — and it just might help where other methods haven’t. 🎧 This episode of Dear Horse World is brought to you by YETI. Hear the full conversation on NF , Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube. | Noë
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This is such a beautiful example of what can happen when we stop following the rules and start paying attention to the horse in front of us. Karen noticed something most of us would miss. A small flinch. A moment of hesitation. A horse that is afraid of his own curiosity. Instead of correcting it, she leaned into it. She knocked the boot off. She let him explore. She let him make a mess. Just like that, the spark came back. So many horses labeled as dull, bored, or checked out aren’t lacking wor
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Most lifelong horse people have a horse they can still picture clearly. The one they think about years later. The one they were doing their best with at the time, but wish they could meet again with the knowledge they have now. That’s what makes this conversation so powerful. In this episode, Karen Rohlf of Dressage Naturally shares a story that many riders will recognize immediately. A horse she loved. A decision she made with good intentions. And the experience of watching something unfold tha
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Sometimes the smallest choices make the biggest difference. Karen talks about letting horses decide simple things, like which way they want to stand, where they feel comfortable being groomed, or what they want to drink. Concepts most horse people have never considered. It’s easy for us to fall into habits that are efficient and familiar. Tacking up in the same place, in the same order, with the same expectations. But over time, that sameness can dull a horse’s curiosity and willingness, which i
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The moment I fell off my mare | Unbridled Ep #1 - Exclusive Preview Clip
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We have all seen it. Talented young riders with great horses, strong support systems, and every opportunity in front of them. And yet, somewhere along the way, they leave the sport. Not because they were not good enough or because they did not care; But because the pressure came too early, too fast, or from too many directions at once. In this episode, Olympic champion Rodrigo Pessoa speaks honestly about youth development in equestrian sport. He talks about why kids need time to be young, why m
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Not every horse needs a stronger bit. Some just need a smarter one. Richard Spooner breaks down how changing where a bit sits in the mouth can completely change a horse’s feel. A reminder that good riding advice never expires. Watch the full episode in our ‘Bit by Bit’ series on NF . | Noëlle Floyd
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Your horse is always communicating. The key is learning to recognize the early whispers before they become a shout. In this lesson from equine bodyworker Ansley Bevan, you will learn the subtle and not so subtle signs that a horse may be experiencing discomfort. From pinned ears and tight lips to twitching muscles and shifting away from your touch, these signals are your horse saying they need help. When you know what to look for, you can advocate for your horse long before the issue escalates.
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One of the greats. One of our favorite conversations yet. This week, five-time Olympian Anne Kursinski joins us for a conversation that’s part technical deep dive, part mindset reset, and 100% unforgettable. Anne breaks down what “feel” really means, how to develop it, and why it matters more than talent, strength, or perfection. She also opens up about the mindset, mentors, and moments that shaped her, offering the kind of wisdom you only get from someone who’s been to the very top, and who sti
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There are moments in life that define us – like when we meet our child, and when we meet ourselves. In one of our most moving episodes yet, Cristóbal Scarpati of Scarpati Horsemanship reflects on how the birth of his daughter helped him step into a new version of himself. 🎧 Listen now on NF , Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube! | Noëlle Floyd
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One of the most meaningful parts of the conversation with Olympian Will Coleman is the way he talks about ambition and guidance with such honesty. In this clip, Will explains something he sees often in young riders: the urge to move ahead quickly, to take on the next challenge before the foundation is truly in place. And instead of speaking about it from above, he shares that he was the same when he was younger. He had talent and feel, but not the structure or support system he needed. In his wo
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Today, the equestrian world says goodbye to Valegro and his longtime friend, Olympic teammate, and stable mate Uthopia. Two icons who lifted the sport to new heights and inspired an entire generation. Like so many, we grew up in awe of them, and our team feels incredibly lucky to have photographed Valegro and to have heard stories about both horses directly from Alan Davies, who loved them so deeply. It was impossible not to feel Valegro’s presence, his kindness, and his brilliance. Moments like
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Why is there still a mold for what an equitation rider “should” look like? Nicki Shahinian-Simpson argues it’s time for the sport to evolve. Catch the full conversation on NF , Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or Youtube. 🎧 | Noëlle Floyd
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“How would that have helped her?” When Jerri Scherff saw a young rider taking her frustration out on her horse, she stepped in. Abuse is never acceptable. But instead of yelling or shaming, she walked in calmly, created space, and helped the rider pause before things could escalate and cause more harm. This moment doesn’t excuse harmful behavior. It invites us to reflect on how we intervene when we see a horse at risk and a human in crisis. Sometimes, grounding the person in front of us can stop
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Mirjam Dunkel explains why she thinks the “little steps” in horse training aren’t just nice — they’re necessary. 🎧 Hear more on Dear Horse World, available on NF , Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube. | Noëlle Floyd
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Several weeks back, a video from a Mark Todd clinic circulated around the internet - it was a clip taken during a clinic, and it caused a lot of conversation and controversy on social media. That video sparked some reflection and larger conversations around what we deem acceptable in horse training, what we don’t, and how those standards are set and upheld. In this episode of Equestrian Voices, host Caroline Culbertson sits down with eventer Matt Brown, show jumper Anne Kursinski, and dressage r
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In late 2015, William Fox-Pitt of Fox-Pitt Eventing had a traumatic fall that left him in a coma for two weeks. Less than a year later, he was riding in the Rio Olympics. He credits his remarkable comeback to his Rio mount, Chilli Morning: the superstar stallion who gave him purpose, focus, and a way back to himself. 🎧 Listen to the full episode on NF , Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube. | Noëlle Floyd
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William Fox-Pitt, a living legend in the sport of eventing, joins us this week for a wide-ranging conversation on resilience, recovery, and a life spent chasing something deeper than ribbons. From his childhood on horseback to his first five-star win at just 25, the horses who shaped his iconic career, and the fall that nearly ended it — William reflects on the highs and lows of a lifetime in the saddle, and shares what he’s come to believe really matters in the end. 🎧 Listen to the full conver
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Guess the Number TikTok: Did Noelle or Sophia Win?
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Noelle Emily's Funniest TikTok Moments
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after 5 years lol - Jayka Noelle reaction to 'his biggest fumble yet'
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