Goal(s)
Bending, direction, regularity of pace, rider's position
Process
3 Leaves: Enter the setup. For the pattern: pass to the left of the right cone, then to the right of the left cone to go up and pass to the right of the cone located on your left at the exit of your second curve. Then exit the setup where you entered. 4 Leaves: Upon entering the setup, pass to the left of the first right cone, then to the right of the cone opposite, then go diagonally to the cone located at the top left of the setup and pass on its left, then pass to the right of the cone opposite, to make a loop around the one that allows you to exit on the other side from where you entered. You can pass the setup at walk, trot, or canter, varying the distance between the cones according to the pace and your desire to emphasize the curve and the work you wish to do with your horse. The goal is to work on straightness and the pattern while ensuring to maintain the same rhythm in the pace and a uniform pattern between your horse and the cone. For example, if you leave 1m between the cone and your horse, try to maintain this distance. For the canter pattern, you can also play with lead changes between each cone, which adds an additional challenge.
Difficulties
Keeping a horse consistent in its pace and maintaining a uniform pattern
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Imaine SF
Merci d'avoir créé cet exercice. Super pour jeune cheval (+ajouter barres au sol au milieu pour varier)
16/12/2024 21:26
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