Part 01Read the reaction
Notice the change before the pass falls apart.
- Recognising the first signs of tension
- Finding a distance where your horse can still respond
- Keeping his attention without holding him tighter
Seven video lessons for the horse who braces, rushes, spins or leaves the line when another horse comes close, with practical work for approaching, passing and riding together in the arena.

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WHO IS THE HORSE SHYNESS COURSE FOR?
Another horse comes down the long side and yours lifts his head, drifts away or turns before you reach each other. You spend the approach preparing for the reaction instead of riding the line.
Hoofbeats get closer and your horse speeds up, tenses or swings his quarters. Overtaking becomes a negotiation, and riding in a group feels harder than riding alone.
At home you can create space. In a lesson or warm-up arena, horses pass on both reins and the space disappears. Your horse watches them instead of listening to you.
"This course is for horses who are unsure around other horses in the arena, from mild tension during a pass to a bigger reaction that takes over the whole ride."
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Your instructor
Tristan Tucker has spent years working with horses whose tension made handling, assessment and treatment difficult or unsafe.
His approach gives professionals a structured way to read the horse, organise the interaction and create more cooperation without confusing force with control.
The Horse Shyness Course is Tristan's work applied in the order it happens in real life.
LESSON PLAN
Start with space and a clear response, then reduce the distance as your horse stays available.
Part 01Notice the change before the pass falls apart.
Part 02Approach, pass and ride away without rushing.
Part 03Use the same response when the space gets busy.
Seven lessons that help your horse stay with you while another horse approaches, passes and rides away.
UNLOCK ALL 7 VIDEO LESSONSFrequently Asked Questions
No. Many horse-shy reactions look like drifting, rushing, stopping or trying to leave. You do not need to wait for the behaviour to become dangerous before you train it.
You can prepare the response on your own, but you will eventually need a calm horse and rider to practise approaches and passes at a controlled distance.
Yes. The Horse Shyness Course is one of the thirteen courses in it.
No. You pay once and keep lifetime access, including all future updates.
You have a 30-day money back guarantee. Email us within 30 days of your purchase and you get every cent back.
For life. There is no time limit and all future updates to the course are included.
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