Geoff Teall – 3’ Level – Jumping a Short Course – Part 1
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Geoff Teall sets a course for the clinic riders and wants them to make the decisions of where and when they need to stop to bring their horses back. The pace should be forward but steady and the lines should stay straight, but the choice as to what to do will come after the jump. He stresses about finishing each piece of the course before going on to the next piece.
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