Dallas loves her horse, Luna, but Luna’s fear of veterinarians, trailers and vaccines has turned their outings into a nightmare. When Luna begins rearing and flat-out refusing to load, Dallas reaches out to Parelli for help. Pat steps in to help Luna face her fears and teaches Dallas how to build a sense of calm and safety that Luna can trust. Together, they work toward turning the trailer from terror zone to comfort zone.

Pat lends his expertise to professional Show Jumper, Candace King, whose client’s anxious horse refuses to jump. Pat works with Harley to bring about respect, try, and understanding so that he can ultimately face jumps with confidence.

Chester, a top carriage driver, is struggling with his powerful horse, Kasper, whose strong will and impatience could put the team at risk. Pat helps Chester transform Kasper’s nervous energy into calm confidence through Long Body Logic, showing Chester how to set a foundation of trust and leadership that’ll bring stability back to the entire lineup.

Leslie has had her horse, Solo Tu, for three years now. While she was in training, she developed nervous habits, like pacing, pawing at the ground, kicking her trailer, and bucking. Now she has become so jumpy and skittish that riding is out of the question. Pat Parelli steps in to address the deep-rooted fears that have turned Solo into a nervous wreck and how to establish more confidence and trust.

Grace bought her Quarter Horse mare, Bella, particularly for riding. But Bella’s resistance to being ridden and her prickly attitude have left Grace doubting her dream. Pat works to create a safe, comfortable environment, helping Grace and Bella rebuild their bond for future generations.

The Horse Protection Society of Florida rescued Petunia, a mustang with a troubled past, hoping to give her a fresh start. But Petunia’s deep-seated mistrust of humans keeps her distant and unapproachable. Pat Parelli steps in with his signature Natural Horsemanship techniques to help Lisa and her team gain Petunia’s trust. Through careful, patient work, the whole team learns how to become a safe place for Petunia, unlocking the possibility of connection and care that Petunia has never experienced.

Mary is grappling with the unpredictable behavior of her horse, Milo, whose sudden outbursts present a complex challenge for Mary. Pat guides her through building a relationship based on mutual respect and understanding.

Lindy’s beloved horse, Sedona, has developed a dominant and willful attitude that’s made their partnership difficult, if not dangerous. Parelli helps Lindy get back to basics, working to re-establish the boundaries and communication needed for a safe, respectful partnership and discovers a brilliant, active mind that is beckoning to be engaged.