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Elsa Richard-Lazure

Elsa Richard-Lazure

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Dressage | Customizable

To work on straightness, rhythm, changes of bend, and flying changes.

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Jumping | Easy

Intro jump session using poles, tarp, and cavaletti to build confidence.

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Cavalettis | Medium

• Accuracy of the line Straightness on approach to the poles Balance through the turns Control of the gaits Gentle muscle strengthening

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Jumping | Hard

Learn to be precise in your line and to approach, jump, and land straight.

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Dressage | Medium

Learn to change leads at the canter without transitioning to trot / Feel the flying change and whether the horse is on the correct lead, counter-canter, or disunited without looking / Helps maintain the horse/pony’s balance / Useful for both show jumping and dressage

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Dressage | Easy

Keeping your horse sharp while doing this exercise

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Dressage | Easy

Get a nice and soft circle with good contact on the inside rein. When slowing down to walk, make sure your horse is straight and still has kept that forwardness and doesn't slow down more than necessary.

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Dressage | Medium

This exercise relaxes your horse and, through its repetitive character, helps both of you concentrate, while preparing you for work in greater engagement.

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Cavalettis | Easy

This exercise has several objectives, both for the horse and the rider. - Maintain calmness before jumping - Work on canter transitions - Work on bending and changes of bend For the rider, this exercise is interesting to perform without stirrups in order to improve: - position - steadiness of the hands - following the jump over small fences

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Jumping | Customizable

Learn to land on the correct lead

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Jumping | Medium

Learn to manage your horse's strides