Rhythm and Straightness Jumping a Green Horse
Hunters/Equitation
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4m 48s
Kim first demonstrates the importance of a correct position which allows for her to better guide and follow any younger or green horse over the jumps. After first trotting the line of jumps, Kim then shows how adjusting the rhythm of the canter can vary within the line in order to do what is best for the young horse. Following the line, Kim then demonstrates how she utilizes downward transitions on a straight line to encourage better balance.
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