Milaydie

To supple your horse, work on reactivity, engage the hindquarters, and improve the execution of both...

Improve the horse’s responsiveness, balance, and engagement through precise transitions and ground p...

To practice halting at the marker, riding a 20-meter circle, and lengthening the trot stride across ...

To be able to manage the horse’s bend, roundness, and accuracy of the track.

Improve accuracy by aiming for the center of the poles.

Maintain a steady gait on the figure eight and perform transitions between the two poles.

To vary the trot stride length before and after the canter.

Ask the horse to vary the exercises while maintaining the same outline and pushing from the outside ...

This exercise relaxes your horse and, through its repetitive character, helps both of you concentrat...

Get a nice and soft circle with good contact on the inside rein. When slowing down to walk, make sur...

To learn how to guide and bend a horse

Keeping your horse sharp while doing this exercise

Learn to change leads at the canter without transitioning to trot / Feel the flying change and wheth...

Achieve smooth transitions and regain straightness after riding a circle.

To work on transitions, canter departs, flexion, and accuracy of the line.

Halt at a precise spot

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

Improve steering (useful with a neck rope) over ground poles.

Develop proprioception and improve trot-halt transitions.

Improve canter control and accuracy in stride patterns.

Manage stride length and rhythm on a curve

Stay on the inner track at walk and trot

Changing your horse’s bend on a 20-meter circle

Changing the diameter of your circle in all three gaits

Performing a leg-yield from the quarter-line

Alternating leg-yield and going straight

To work on impulsion, responsiveness, and flexion/acceptance of the bit during transitions.

Alternating simple transitions through all three gaits on a 20-meter circle

Letting the reins slip and varying your horse’s frame on a 20-meter circle

Asking for intra-gait transitions in all three gaits on a 20-meter circle

Alternating a counter-shoulder-fore and a shoulder-fore down the long side

Halt – rein-back – depart in collected trot

To supple the horse, improve hindquarter engagement, and increase stride length.

The walk-trot transition is a good indicator of the tone of the thoracic sling. If your horse tries...

La variation d'amplitude est un excellant indicateur de la tonicité de la sangle thoracique. Cett...

Variations in frame and head height help challenge the horse’s balance and therefore the tone of his...

Serpentine patterns are excellent exercises to challenge the horse’s lateral balance and therefore t...

To be comfortable and proficient when riding circles and voltes.

Successfully ask for transitions between trot and canter while paying attention to your position.

Introduce flying changes

🎯 Keep the horse supple.

To have a horse that is straight between the rider’s hands and legs, regardless of the obstacle.

On a 20-meter circle, lengthen the canter into a medium canter for 8 strides, then collect the cante...

Be able to halt from the walk and rein back straight for 4–5 steps along the track.

Begin developing the lowering and engagement of one hind leg.

Be able to strike off into canter from the walk on a 10-meter circle.

Achieve a canter–walk transition on a 10-meter circle.

Lateral displacement of the shoulders