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Forward Off the Leg
Kasey Perry-Glass
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27m
Kasey wants the rider to be able to get a reaction from her horse when she puts her leg on. That way she can be more passive with her leg until she needs to use it. She suggests changes of direction to encourage changes in bend and reaction off the leg. They continue to work on staying straight and then bending through circles and lateral work in trot and canter all while maintaining the forward energy.
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