Thursday, August 25, 2011

Keeping your horse refuse


!±8± Keeping your horse refuse

More frustrating for me as a young pilot was practicing my new Arabian mare. It was my first horse, and I loved very much, but I could not for the life of me get to skip a step. At first everything was going great, and she has figured out how refuse. Since then I have a job for me to understand how to jump safely over a fence. After months of trying many things, I think, three different ways to build confidence in your horseagain.

Step One:

Start with the basics. I know this is frustrating here, but at some point you have to go back and teach your horse the basics. This could mean re-teaching him / her walk trot over the poles, or even a pole! If your horse refuses, is something that is obviously the right with your horse is not happy. To find out, we must go back and build his / her trust, even if it means walking in a circle on a single trotting poles.

StepTwo:

Later, after the horse, he / she will not die walk trot and trot on a pole it's time to switch to lunge on a small fence. For those of you who do not jump x-small, this might be where it is difficult for you. Before you even think about jumping your horse again, you must check him / her concept of the jump and when he / she starts over the fence. This is the key to knowing when / where to apply more legroom to ensure that the horse jumpsthe fence.

Step Three:

After the horse started to jump small jumps with confidence, it's time to move, to try. You can try a little 'trotting poles kavoledi after three or four poles trot yourself or someone else you do with a lunge. It 'important to the experience, the experience that the horse is more comfortable for the actual experiment. If this means returning to the fallen from your coach then so be it.


Keeping your horse refuse

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