Tip/Quote of the Day # 2253
Many horses with back or Sacroiliac issues often do best starting off a ride with the rider having a canter around in a light seat.
Many horses with back or Sacroiliac issues often do best starting off a ride with the rider having a canter around in a light seat.
If you are hoping to improve the scores on your medium and extended gaits, improve your collected gaits.
From Facebook fan Dorothy Smith ~ "In riding, as In a dance, one leads, one follows, but both must love to dance for it to become art."
Give your older horses even more time to fully warm up before any challenging or strenuous work.
"Sit on your bum. If you do that you’re part of the movement. If you squeeze with your thighs you can’t sit. Stay soft in your hips, draw yourself into the saddle and keep the calf just against his rib cage." ~ Bettina Hoy