This Young Rider, who has ridden through the FEI Levels, starts Day 1 with Olympian Ashley Holzer who cautions the rider not to rider her horse too forward when the horse tends to be behind the leg. Dont run the horse off her feet. Instead, find the balance and allow her to find the confidence in your hand, seat and leg. You can get her to come to the bridle when you work on the rhythm. Take your time with a horse who wants to get choppy and behind the bridle. We want to promote relaxation.
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2020 Adequan/USDF FEI-Level Trainers Conference (103298): https://www.proprofs.com/quiz-school/story.php?title=2020-adequanusdf-feilevel-trainers-conference
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2020 Adequan/USDF Trainers Conference...
To receive USDF University education credits, watch all the videos in this collection and complete the quiz linked below. Education credits will be awarded to all current USDF members upon quiz completion. Please allow up to 1-2 weeks for processing for credits to appear on your USDF transcript.
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2019 Second Level Overview | Janet Foy
5* judge Janet Foy discusses the new 2019 Second Level tests.
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2019 Second Level, Test 1 | Janet Foy
In this video, Janet works with this horse-and-rider pair on Second Level, Test 1. At this level, Janet reminds us that there is no three-second rule in the halt before the rein-back. This halt just needs to be settled, and the essence of the rein-back is the diagonal pairs stepping back and the ...
