Warm-up Over Fences for Cross Country
Liz Halliday-Sharp
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6m 3s
After warming up on the flat, they move on to some fences. Liz emphasizes that the rider should feel like the horse's hind legs are taking her somewhere. She needs to keep her leg on, sit up tall and maintain a feel of the horse's mouth at all times.
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