Tip/Quote of the Day # 4332
The more thoroughly you have prepared for a movement or transition, the more you can just allow it to happen, rather than making it happen.
The more thoroughly you have prepared for a movement or transition, the more you can just allow it to happen, rather than making it happen.
"The quality of a good canter: round, energetic, straight, cadenced, light. You have to feel in the strike off that the horse lifts his forehand without throwing himself forward." ~ Nuno Oliveira
To keep your horse straight in the canter, always be thinking of a slight shoulder fore positioning.
The inside rein is like the directional in your car. You use it to indicate the direction that you plan to go, but not to actually turn your car.
"You need to have a good seat to be able to use a spur correctly. You should not use them unless your horse is in front of your leg. They are not to be used to get your horse forward." ~ Hazel Roberts