September 9, 2010: New Horse Master with Julie Goodnight shows taped in Napa Valley, California at the Napa Equestrian Center hit the air September 13, 2010 on RFD-TV (find out how to watch the channel near you at http://www.rfdtv.com). The 6 new episodes feature riders working with their horses to master skills such as how to slow a fast trail horse, how to perform a flying lead change, how to find the right bit for a seasoned horse, how to work with a big-strided jumping horse--and more! Plus, stay tuned for the airing of the shows voted a must see for 2010. In December, watch "The Best of Horse Master" as fans chose the topics. Find out how to catch a horse that runs away in the pasture, how to feel your canter leads, and how to slow down a too-fast canter. It's all on RFD-TV every Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. EST plus see clips and articles at http://horsemaster.tv and http://juliegoodnight.com.

Want to be on the makeover-style TV show with renowned trainer Julie Goodnight? The crew tapes again January 24-28 near Phoenix, Arizona then again April 18-21 near San Diego, California and are looking for cast members! Horse owners can apply at http://horsemaster.tv to be cast members on the show.

The Schedule:

Week of September 13
HM319 "Straighten Up and Fly Right"
The Horse Master teaches a pattern to prepare for flying lead changes.

Week of September 20
HM320 "Bit of Change"
The Horse Master changes the bit & teaches the horse to round & give.

Week of September 27
HM321 "Won't Stand for It"
The Horse Master teaches a disobedient mare prep work for ground tying.

Week of October 4
HM322 "Reach for It"
The Horse Master refines a rider's jumping skills & teaches the crest release.

Week of October 11
HM323 "Head Down on the Trail"
The Horse Master helps a tense horse & rider ride with a loose rein.

Week of October 18
HM324 "Teen Queen"
The Horse Master teaches a high-headed horse to relax, move rhythmically.

Week of October 25
HM319 "Straighten Up and Fly Right"
The Horse Master teaches a pattern to prepare for flying lead changes.

Week of November 1
HM320 "Bit of Change"
The Horse Master changes the bit & teaches the horse to round & give.

Week of November 8
HM321 "Won't Stand for It"
The Horse Master teaches a disobedient mare prep work for ground tying.

Week of November 15
HM322 "Reach for It"
The Horse Master refines a rider's jumping skills & teaches the crest release.

Week of November 22
HM323 "Head Down on the Trail"
The Horse Master helps a tense horse & rider ride with a loose rein.

Week of November 29
HM324 "Teen Queen"
The Horse Master teaches a high-headed horse to relax for rodeo competitions.

Week of December 6
HM312 "Rules of the Game" The Horse Master helps an owner catch her horse without a chase.

Week of December 13
HM315 "Mustang Mascot"
The Horse Master works with a mustang that gravitates toward the arena gate.

Week of December 20
HM316 "Hooked on a Feeling"
The Horse Master teaches a rider to feel her canter leads.

Week of December 27
HM310 "Southern Comfort" The Horse Master helps a Western Pleasure rider to slow her horse's canter.

More about Goodnight:
You know Julie Goodnight as The Horse Master on her award-winning RFD-TV television show. Through her varied background--riding and training horses in dressage, jumping, racing, reining, colt-starting, versatility ranch work, and wilderness riding--Julie has discovered the underlying principles important to any type of riding. She teaches "Classic Skills for a Natural Ride" and communicates clearly with horses and riders in any discipline and at any level. Julie travels coast-to-coast--and beyond--throughout much of the year to help horses and riders at horse expos, conferences, clinics, and while filming for her television "makeover" show. Julie has been featured in the top equestrian publications, including The Trail Rider, Horse & Rider --where she's a member of Team Horse & Rider-- and America's Horse. Her syndicated columns appear in over 15 regional publications throughout North America. Her interactive websites: http://juliegoodnight.com, http://horsemaster.tv, and her pages on Youtube (http://www.youtube.com/juliegoodnight) and Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/horsemaster.tv) reach an even wider audience. Julie is also the Spokesperson for the Certified Horsemanship Association, a non-profit organization that promotes safety and excellence in horsemanship. In 2008 she was named Equine Affaire's Exceptional Equestrian Educator-- one of only three awards ever given. Julie resides near Salida, Colorado, at her private horse ranch with her husband, Rich Moorhead, who manages Monarch Mountain ski resort.