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Tip/Quote of the Day # 188
When a horse has true impulsion, they become easy to steer and keep straight. And being able to perform perfect geometrical figures (the ability to be straight on curved lines) proves your ability to maintain a consistent level of impulsion.
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- Question # 350: I have been struggling getting my horse to move forward, especially at the canter.
- Practice This the Next Time You Go Cross Country Schooling!
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- Video # 319: This is Kayla, working on her flatwork!
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