Turn lane

Article Abstract:

An attempt is made to learn to ride in such a way that the horse remains in straight body alignment- upright and balanced-throughout the turn. This helps a horse to perform whatever maneuver comes next and most of the horsemanship patterns consist of a predictable set of maneuvers such as spins, backing up, side passing, lead charges and navigating a square or triangle.

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Stress-free lead changes

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The horse gets tense as he approaches a lead change, raising his head and rushing his lope stride, but with an exercise involving the use of counter-loping method loping to the left on the right lead will help restore the horse's confidence in lead changes. Some useful tips for back-to-front lead changes and also guidelines on proper lead-change positions are provided.

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Make dressage work for you

Article Abstract:

The balance in a horse not only maximizes the quality of his movement but also maximizes his athleticism allows him to go slow, fast, negotiate a trail course, perform a sliding stop, or curl around a barrel at high speed. Basics of balance can only be attained when the horse is driving himself forward from his hindquarters with his body in straight alignment.

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