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Reaction If you feel like your horse is a little slow in his reactions to the leg , now’s […]
Reaction If you feel like your horse is a little slow in his reactions to the leg , now’s […]
Q: As a rider, I deal with a lot of pain in my back and neck. How do I go
Q: What are the key checkpoints to look out for during the warm-up? A: The key things to establish during
[dropcap]A [/dropcap]‘hot seat’ is a pushy seat where the rider sits ‘on top’ of the horse, instead of ‘around’ the
[dropcap]T[/dropcap]he principle of action is reaction. Horses naturally yield away from pressure. It is very helpful to teach the horse
HQ is thrilled to be exclusively partnered with the Dutch-based Equine Support International (ESI). ESI educates equestrians all over the