Moving Up from Intermediate 1 Part 3

This upper level dressage horse and rider begin their lesson on the first steps to piaffe and passage.

The conclusion of this lesson allows for a discussion of how to prepare for the piaffe and passage.

Responsiveness to the Leg Part 4

Responsiveness to the Leg Part 3

Responsiveness to the Leg Part 2. Shoulder in haunches in half pass focusing on where to place your weight leg and hands for these lateral work exercises.

Responsiveness to the Leg Part 2 This segment is a great tutorial on creating responsiveness in the horsenbspThey work on remaining forward in the down transitions

Responsiveness to the Leg Part 1

Balance in the Young Event Horse Part 9 The final segment starts with the canter right again asking for a slightly sMoller canter as an introduction to collection

Balance in the Young Event Horse Part 8

Balance in the Young Event Horse Part 7 Ms Fore asks for the leg yield now at the canter from the quarterline to the wall asking the horse to come up and over not just sideways

Balance in the Young Event Horse Part 6 The work begins with the leg yield on the circle at the walk and trotnbspThis exercise enables the horse to carry himself better

Balance in the Young Event Horse Part 5

Balance in the Young Event Horse Part 4

Balance in the Young Event Horse Part 3 The horse shows improved contact and balance at the shoulder in at the trotnbspThe canter works continues with shoulder fore at the canter and encouraging the horse to carry himself up and out

Balance in the Young Event Horse Part 2 Ms Fore assists the rider from the ground with the reinbacknbspThey continue with a five loop serpentine at the trot to increase his lateral suppleness

Balance in the Young Event Horse Part 1

The Experienced Horse Part 4. At the canter Ms Fore has the rider determine the speed and the balance of the canter. In the walk she asks for a shoulder in and then the haunches in at the walk.

The Experienced Horse Part 3. There are good pointers for the sitting trot and allowing the rider to swing with the horse.

The Experienced Horse Part 3. The canter work continues stressing the rider determining the canter rather than the horse by using her seat on a 20meter circle at E and B. They continue to leg yields from centerline to E and B at the walk.

The Experienced Horse Part 1. At the canter they work on the rider remaining sitting down in the saddle They demonstrate good walk canter transitions.

The Experienced Horse Part 1 This experienced horse ridden in a double bridle must work harder and be more roundnbspMs Fore encourages the rider to use the outside rein to describe the circle

Creating Contact with the Experienced Strong Horse Part 5

Creating Contact with the Experienced Strong Horse Part 2 After helping the rider to get the horse more flexible at the poll they move on to the canter asking him to maintain his flexibility