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Tip/Quote of the Day # 175
"Your back must stay strong in a canter/walk transition, but your hands must stay low so that your horse will stay through." ~ Stephen Clarke
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"Your back must stay strong in a canter/walk transition, but your hands must stay low so that your horse will stay through." ~ Stephen Clarke
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"Riding must be a totality of exercises that bring the horse into the hand without leaning onto it." ~ Nuno Oliveira
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Leave Him Wanting More I believe I am speaking for the majority of other instructors when I say this: When the lesson I'm teaching is coming to its conclusion, I have tried to tie what we were working on with the horse up into a little package "
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There is usually an opportunity hidden within every challenge. It pays to look for it.
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Keeping an even rhythm and a consistent pace will allow the horse to make his own adjustments in front of the fence.
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This basic exercise shows if you are in an independently balanced, secure position, and whether your horse is balanced and in self carriage at the canter. It also has the added benefit of encouraging the horse to let go of any tension he might be carrying in his back.
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If you are not willing to put in the effort, don't expect the results.
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The elasticity in your connection should really come from your elbows - not active fingers.
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"Impulsion has nothing to do with speed. Impulsion begins by the mind of the horse, not by his legs," ~ Oliveira