Keeping the activity stop the leaning on the hands 12012 FarmVetUSDF Adult Clinic Training First Level

Keeping the activity stop the leaning on the hands 12012 FarmVetUSDF Adult Clinic Training First Level

Keeping the activity stop the leaning on the hands 12012 FarmVetUSDF Adult Clinic Training First Level

Keeping the activity stop the leaning on the hands 12012 FarmVetUSDF Adult Clinic Training First Level

Creating Better Contact Training Level Uberstreichen 12012 FarmVetUSDF Adult Clinic

In part one of this five part video Ms Fore works with the ownerrider of this six year old Dutch gelding They work on creating enough energy to create connection in the bridle particularly in the right rein there are good tips for Training and First Level riders

Creating Better Contact Training Level Uberstreichen 12012 FarmVetUSDF Adult Clinic

Creating Better Contact Training Level Uberstreichen 12012 FarmVetUSDF Adult Clinic

Creating Better Contact Training Level Uberstreichen 12012 FarmVetUSDF Adult Clinic

Lilo asks for a more upward thinking canter to finish the canter work. She explains that as the horse struggles to learn, some set backs will occur, and the rider must analyze why they happen and use the correct exercise to solve the issue.

Work continues in the canter, asking the horse to shorten his stride and carry himself better. Lilo directs that he should be in both reins, with the rider determining the canter rather than the horse.

This segment begins with shoulder fore at the walk. They continue with a very good sitting trot on a three loop serpentine. There are many good tips for rider position to aid these efforts.

They continue the exercise of riding 10-meter circles in each corner at the trot. To encourage him to lift his withers rather than his poll, she suggest choosing the correct exercises.

Lilo explains how to introduce the idea of weight-bearing to the young horse. She requires that he not go faster, but rather that he increase the activity of the hind legs and carry himself.

On the trot circle, Lilo asks for the horse to stretch down into the contact maintaining roundness. She stresses using the circle points to ask for rebalancing half halts.

Lilo Fore explains that this lovely young Dutch Warmblood gelding must continue his solid basics. They work particularly with the contact on the reins.