~Caroline's Corner~
How to Deal with a Broken Horse So I might not have all the expertise in the world, as realistically I’ve been quite lucky in that this is my first major injury and rehab process. However, with Jack out of work and my goals of running the CCI1* at
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~Firn's Corner~
Confident Jumping, or How Not to Jump a Combination Photo credit: Action in Motion Photography I think that the vast majority of horse people would agree that the hardest thing about riding is not anything to do with the horse's mind, but everything to do with the rider&
Lesley's Corner
If your horse feels even while you are riding with uneven hands, then your horse is NOT straight. Your mismatched hands support his crookedness! He is only truly straight when he feels even in your hands while they are a perfect symmetrical pair. Here is a quick & easy self test to check yourself!
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~Firn's Corner~
They say it's only a poor workman that blames his tools. It should follow, then, that it's a poor horseman that blames his saddle or his horse or his boots or his bit. Of course, most of the time this is very true. I can'
Lesley's Corner
Some lucky riders are born flexible with a natural ability to sink down into their heels when riding. But others are not so lucky! If you have tight tendons or stiff ankles, forcing deep heels jams your leg & makes it rigid. But there ARE things you can do to improve your situation! Learn how here.
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~Jocelyn's Corner~
I could not find a BCET photo from back in the day, so here is Suki this summer Photo by Lisa Ambrose Cook (used with permission) Back in the day, I was one of the founding members of Boston College's IHSA team. I absolutely loved being able to
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