Schooling a Jumper Course for Event Horses - Part 2
Liz Halliday-Sharp
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11m
In the second part of this lesson, Liz raises the jumps and changes the course to challenge the horses and riders more. She still advises that they think about what type of canter they need going into the different lines. It could be different after the fence heights go up. The courses include bending lines, straight lines and combinations.
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