FLATWORK FEBRUARY #15: SHOULDER-IN
The shoulder-in is a three-track movement. The horse’s shoulder is brought to the inside while the hind leg stays on […]
The shoulder-in is a three-track movement. The horse’s shoulder is brought to the inside while the hind leg stays on […]
Yesterday, we looked at the walk-to-canter transition, and today, we add to that by combining it into a simple change.
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Shoulder-in is the mother of all lateral movements. It was described in detail by the Grand Master François Robichon de
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