How to help your horse to overcome spooking with groundwork
By Bev Walton
There are two main things that a horse will innately do to alleviate any pressure. They will either do what they think you are asking them to do, or what they feel they need to do to survive.
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Do you ever have those feelings where you just know your horse is telling you something? No matter how big or small, you have a gut feeling. Sometimes it’s just once and sometimes you feel it consistently.
Whether your horse reacts to the same thing each time or to something out of the blue, they have been triggered by an event which caused negative emotions and really scared your horse.
