These exercises are beneficial for all rider levels. Anyone can do it! Time, patience, practice.

These exercises are beneficial for all rider levels. Anyone can do it! Time, patience, practice. They have developed to using no reins!

Look how great these riders are! They have worked hard for YEARS to develop their partnership. These exercises are beneficial for all rider levels. Anyone can do it! Time, patience, practice. They have developed to using no reins! It only happens by starting slow. Thank you to Debbie Jenkins and Nancy Fenimore for letting us watch their progress

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Your horse didn’t volunteer to go to the show. Enjoy the ride and thank them for their efforts. They are solely there fulfilling our dreams

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Patience makes progress. Rushing anything only gets you to the wrong destination more quickly. Your horse did not learn bad habits overnight. You did not learn bad habits overnight. You can’t fix either in a day, a week, a month. You need to set your goals with a long term mindset....“In a year from now I would like to be better at x.” Then you work to improve 1% each ride. Figure out what puzzle pieces need to be developed to achieve your goal. Be patient. Each piece take

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Teaching takeaways

Notes a student took from a clinic I gave 3yrs ago. Enjoy

Picture of a good canter: You can drop the rein and have no change in rhythm or tempo

There is a Facebook meme that says “when dealing with 1,000 pound flight animals only one of you is allowed to freak out and it’s NEVER you

When people approach me and tell me they have a problem with canter I know the following to be true:

This horse is cantered once a week in lessons. She is 21.