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Tip/Quote of the Day # 237
Activity doesn't really start in the horse's hind legs... it starts in his brain. He has to decide to create activity before it will appear. Why is this significant? You need to train his brain to understand and respect your light leg aids, rather than try to physically push him anywhere.
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