Week 21-22 @Clare Barton @Keli Kleidosty @Amanda Chaffin @A Memelink @Emma Jansen @Madyah Raddef @Tara Matthews @Barbara Los @Carol Reucby @Jessica Shockey @Jennifer Damico @Stacey Garrett @Kirsty Carter @Julie Blessett @Michelle Niles @Demi Jong @Francine Houston @Petra Sahaj Ensjö Einarson @Karla Schumacher @Christiane Trost @Michelle Duka @Nicole Williamson @Chelsey Jones @Marnie Moyle @Nelleke de Jong @Laura Van hese @Danielle Ayan @Meg Mortimer @Jane Bolen @Amanda Horan @Colene Venter 👉 New to Skool? You’ll mainly move between two areas: Community (here) → questions, advice, wins, progress, and discussion Classrooms → structured learning and your resources ⬆️ Please check out the 60 second video above and if you like more - the How to Navigate class. Also the following classrooms: ✨ Start Getting Good Here → Resources to help you settle in and get started.

Happy Monday💃 Last week we focused on breathing and this week we build on that even further because good timing becomes much easier when we slow down, soften, and become more aware instead of reactive. This week, I want you to become obsessed with one thing: 👉 Not WHAT you do - but WHEN you do it. Good timing can make a light aid feel meaningful where poor timing can make even the right exercise not. Often, the horse isn’t resisting the request, they’re reacting to delayed pressure, unclear release, or correction after the moment has already passed. Timing is what gives communication meaning and improves only with experience and a thought process behind it. 🔹 Your 3 Focus Points This Week: - Reward faster, even for small tries - Notice if you correct too late instead of guiding earlier - Pay attention to the exact moment your horse searches for the right answer Sometimes progress isn’t about adding pressure, it’s about becoming quicker to recognize and reward the thought you actually want. ❓This week, I’d love you to think about: What changed when you focused more on timing? Did your horse become softer, lighter, or more confident? Or did you notice places where your timing could improve? Drop your observations or discoveries below 👇 And if you want help improving your timing, feel, and communication you know where to find me. 🐴✨🫶

⭐ SAVE THE DATE: Thursday 18 June 2026 at 9pm CEST The next Coffee Hour is going to be a little more hands-on 😄 We’re going to play with: 🔹 stick awareness 🔹 coordination 🔹 softness v's intention 🔹 body language 🔹 and how all of this influences communication with our horses ⭐ What you’ll need: 🔹 A stick of any kind or size (a wooden spoon or twig will do if you forget) 😂 🔹 A little room to stand and move safely We’ll be practicing together live so you can apply later directly to your groundwork. First time? 🔹You do NOT need to be good at this already 🔹 You can keep your camera off if preferred 🔹 You can simply watch quietly if you’d rather learn first 👉 This time I’ve scheduled it a little later for those who need time to cook and eat dinner first. Apologies as always to those outside the time zone balancing game of an international community 🌍 If you can’t make it live: 🔹 You can leave your horsemanship questions in the comments below and I will respond 🔹 The recording will be available afterward inside the Get Good Dreams With Horses Classroom. If you think you’ll pop in, drop a ☕ below. Looking forward to seeing you there 🐴✨🫶