Tip/Quote of the Day # 2378
Think of riding the horse's outside hind leg actively through the turns to your jumps, to keep that canter well engaged behind.
Think of riding the horse's outside hind leg actively through the turns to your jumps, to keep that canter well engaged behind.
Acceptance of the outside rein is key to resistance free downward transitions.
You should feel like you have to ask your horse to stop, rather than simply "letting" him stop. If he stops when you let him, he is behind your leg.
To successfully maintain the elusive forward feeling hands, imagine that you are pushing a shopping cart as you ride forward into the bit.
Horses speak through their actions. Try to listen to what they are telling you.