Hello everybody. Welcome to another episode of Along for the Ride. I'm Andrea, two toes with me as always.

And today we've got also Nick Dowers. I wanted to have another conversation with Nick.

Mainly to be honest to bring you some idea of what we're going to be doing on that symposium that we've got coming up in Vegas in February next year.

We're all really excited about it.

We've got a great group of people being part of it.

I'm getting a lot of questions and that's why I wanted to get some more info out there

in the fact that I think a lot of you guys are still thinking that it's raining

and maybe a little bit of Carhorse Clinic and this is actually not what we want to do.

We are excited about talking about horsemanship and horsemanship with a purpose to perform,

but also horsemanship with a purpose in general,

meaning that we want to talk about how a horse thinks, how to capture its mind.

Those are big things that Nick

has talked about in his program for years. I think he's going to be great at it. I feel really

excited that he's wanted to be part of it. I feel fortunate that such a great horseman is wanting

to connect with us. And also other people. We've got Sean Flairda as our guest and it's going to be a big

part of the whole demonstration himself. We've got some other guests that are going to do some

appearances and are going to be announced later on. So it's going to be a great group of horsemen,

horsewomen and in general, people that really know how to connect to a horse. And I think really

at the end of the day, that's what we're trying to do here.

We're trying to send a message that if you can speak your horse's language and if you can make

your thoughts theirs, at the end of the day, it's going to make your job a whole lot easier

and more enjoyable.

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