Geoff Teall – 2’6” to 2’9” – Working with Ground Rails
New Releases
•
17m
Because the clinic horses were getting too strong, Geoff Teall changed his original plan and had the riders work their horses over ground rails. Walking and trotting over poles helps settle the horses and make it easier to bring them back quietly.
Up Next in New Releases
-
Geoff Teall – 2’6” to 2’9” – Ground R...
With the clinic horses settled, Geoff Teall keeps the ground rails, but adds a few jumps to see how the horses react. The rails with the jumps helps the horses to balance better, slow down and collect to add a stride in a line.
-
Intermediaire—Kelsey Dunlap and Heire...
Sabine Schut-Kery continues working with Kelsey Dunlap and Heirendale SBF. Since Heirendale gets emotional, Kelsey must stay elastic and straight in her position. They continue to foster a good relationship between rider and horse. Kelsey must check in with Heirendale so he can feel secure and co...
-
Intermediaire—Kelsey Dunlap and Heire...
Olympian Sabine Schut-Kery works with Kelsey Dunlap and her talented Hanoverian gelding Heirendale SBF. Sabine discusses the importance of engaging the horse in the tempo, without adding speed, to articulate the joints and movements. The pair work on the volte and fostering connection from the le...
