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You've probably heard the phrase a thousand times. But what does it mean exactly? It does not mean to go faster. You can "ride forward" in a downward transition from trot to halt. To ride forward, the rider must be riding the horse from their leg
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OK, I’m just going to say it … I am 49 years OLD!What do I think I’m doing?! Lesley has assured me that I can handle him but I’m having my doubts at this point. I told her that her job as my professional coach was to
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My horse's name is High Cotton. Us Southerners grew up knowing the phrase “walking in high cotton”, meaning you have been very blessed.He is a 12-year-old OTT Thoroughbred, 16’1 – on the slight side for my 5’10” long-legged frame. He has an expressive,
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Every rider should learn how to do the pulley rein. It is the ultimate in emergency brake... as if done correctly, it will stop any horse quickly and easily. It is also a great tool to use as a back up aid for riders whose horses get strong. Here'
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My name is Lisa.I have just voluntarily assumed the position of MVEC’s amateur-rider-in-house blogger - my official title has yet to be determined. Pertinent facts about myself are as follows:I started riding when I was about 9.The only horse I ever owned, until recently,
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All horses are sensitive enough to feel a fly land on their side, so your horse definitely FEELS your leg aid! If you want him to go forward immediately every time you use your leg, you must accept nothing less, upgrade your expectations, and provide accurate feedback. Learn how here!
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