ASKHQ: HINDQUARTER DRIFT
Q: My horse brings his hindquarter into the inside in the canter, and I was marked down for it in […]
Q: My horse brings his hindquarter into the inside in the canter, and I was marked down for it in […]
Q: What is the best way to shorten my reins after allowing my horse to stretch? Asked by Kath Harrison
Q: Why is the warm-up important? A: Firstly, a horse’s metabolism levels increase when you warm up. Through this process
Q: Why do people say that it is best to mount from a mounting block rather than from the ground?
Q: I just can’t sit the sitting trot. How can I improve this? Answered by Elena Jankowitz A: The sitting
[dropcap]M[/dropcap]uscle is the most adaptive tissue in the body in that it can grow and develop with training and degenerate
[dropcap]O[/dropcap]ne of the most irritating things that riders hear is, “You just sit there and the horse does all the
Straightness Training is a programme based on the wisdom and techniques of the old dressage masters: Francois Robichon de la