Lengthening and Collecting the Horse's Stride
Jumping
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9m 13s
In the first part of this exercise, Sloane demonstrates lengthening and collecting her horse's stride at walk, trot and canter. This is an exercise appropriate for all levels of horses and riders. She explains the rider aids necessary to complete smooth transitions within the gaits.
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