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Julie Goodnight

Julie Goodnight

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Host, Ride On with Julie Goodnight

Salida

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Loudon County Sports , Lenoir City , Loudon , Greenback

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Seniority Positions

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Total articles 51

  • Make Summer Fun and Safe

    By A Horse, Julie Goodnight, with Jennifer Paulson| horseandrider.com Verified More saddle time means more time for fun and games. If your kids are home on summer break or find more time in the barn thanks to longer daylight hours, it can be challenging to keep them entertained and engaged while horseback. Adding a few age- and experience-appropriate games can add to their fun while keeping them safe and confident while horseback. I always recommend riding with a helmet. Any fall from a greater height than your own is potentially fatal.

    By A Horse, Julie Goodnight, with Jennifer Paulson · horseandrider.com

    Aug. 13, 2024

  • An Equine Affaire to Remember

    By Julie Maddock, Julie Goodnight| Horse Illustrated Verified For horse lovers of all ages and backgrounds, this was an affair to remember—the four-day Equine Affaire held at the Eastern States Exposition in West Springfield, Mass, November 9-12, 2023. Tens of thousands of enthusiastic horse owners, riders and trainers from every discipline, as well as vendors and spectators, attended. An exceptional lineup of presenters simultaneously taught seminars, interactive clinics, and breed demonstrations across six different arenas.

    By Julie Maddock, Julie Goodnight · Horse Illustrated

    Nov. 15, 2023

  • Make Summer Fun and Safe

    By A Horse, Julie Goodnight, with Jennifer Paulson| horseandrider.com Verified More saddle time means more time for fun and games. If your kids are home on summer break or find more time in the barn thanks to longer daylight hours, it can be challenging to keep them entertained and engaged while horseback. Adding a few age- and experience-appropriate games can add to their fun while keeping them safe and confident while horseback. I always recommend riding with a helmet. Any fall from a greater height than your own is potentially fatal.

    By A Horse, Julie Goodnight, with Jennifer Paulson · horseandrider.com

    Aug. 13, 2024

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Ride On with Julie Goodnight