Slow down. Stop rushing with your horse. Frequently I see riders/handlers rushing when their horse makes a mistake. The horse gets off balance, crooked and begins to rush. The rider/handler starts rushing to correct the mistake, contain the mistake, or catch up to the horse. The aids become big and bold. This creates more tension and rushing in the horse. The rider/handler become more tense. A chain reaction has started.
Trainer’s Tip Tuesday
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