My Virtual Eventing Coach
  • About
  • Lesley's Corner
  • Dr Haefner's Advice
  • Daily Tip
  • Discussions
  • Your Questions
  • Eventing Videos
  • Eventing Photos
  • Blogs
Sign in Subscribe

Get your FREE daily tip here!

Tip/Quote of the Day # 192

In the Dressage ring, you must look at the corners as your friend! Each corner is an opportunity to improve your horse's carriage and connection.

Get your FREE daily tip here!

Tip/Quote of the Day # 191

Most problems can be solved by riding forward.

Get your FREE daily tip here!

Tip/Quote of the Day # 190

Tension meeting tension = double the tension. If your horse becomes tense, you must be able to stay relaxed, or you will make it worse.

Get your FREE daily tip here!

Tip/Quote of the Day # 189

In a correct circle, you should be slightly turning continuously to the exact same degree from beginning to end. No corners or flat sides!

Get your FREE daily tip here!

Tip/Quote of the Day # 188

When a horse has true impulsion, they become easy to steer and keep straight. And being able to perform perfect geometrical figures (the ability to be straight on curved lines) proves your ability to maintain a consistent level of impulsion.

Get your FREE daily tip here!

Tip/Quote of the Day # 187

Get off the rail to verify your horse's straightness. Use the quarter lines and center lines. Or better yet… go out in a big field!

Get your FREE daily tip here!

Tip/Quote of the Day # 186

Your horse can feel whether or not you have a strong, detailed plan of how to ride your jumping course or dressage test. And he will gain confidence in you if he feels you are confident in your plan.

Get your FREE daily tip here!

Tip/Quote of the Day # 185

The horse needs to understand that he should not go against the bit, but we do not want him to think that he should "give" to the bit. When the horse thinks he should give to the bit, he merely poses in a false frame when he feels

Get your FREE daily tip here!

Tip/Quote of the Day # 184

Part of being a good cross country rider is having the ability to ride forward at the fences even when your horse is strong. Riding backwards at cross country complexes can cause all sorts of problems.

Get your FREE daily tip here!

Tip/Quote of the Day # 183

The best riders are masters at self control.

Get your FREE daily tip here!

Tip/Quote of the Day # 182

The more spirit the horse has, the more difficult he may be to train. But once you have developed a good partnership with the horse, this same spirit will make him a tremendous competitor who will fight for you when the chips are down.

Get your FREE daily tip here!

Tip/Quote of the Day # 181

There is a time for being in perfect balance, and a time for being in a defensive balance (with your center of gravity behind your feet) - but there is never really a time where it is productive or beneficial to be in a position where your balance point is ahead

See all
My Virtual Eventing Coach

My Virtual Eventing Coach

The World's Leading Source for Online Eventing Information!

Become a More Educated, Thinking and Feeling Rider

Expert Coaching and Guidance for You and Your Horse!

My Virtual Eventing Coach
  • Sign up
Powered by Ghost