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Guide the approach to cavalettis and mechanize bounce jumps.

Gymnastics exercise to build your horse's muscles.

Achieve a consistent rhythm on the lunge line.

Beginning of longeing work: achieve a smooth track

Help the horse avoid rushing over the poles.

Help the horse approach a jump straight during a sequence.

Precision of aids to achieve a clear halt.

Learn to manage your horse's pace over jumps to clear the line without faults and learn.

Work on isolated jumps in a small sequence.

Avoid touching poles, create a nice circle with an active horse.

Horse's responsiveness to transitions

Maintain the bend/shoulders or hips of the horse

Work on the regularity of the canter and improve smooth transitions

Regularity on the circle, trajectory.

Successfully alter the diameter of your figure-eight, focusing on changing aids and circle aids.

Make the horse move forward, stop, and back up in an elevated pole corridor without the rider moving...

Without breaking gait, enter and exit the serpentine without touching or knocking down a pole.

Use ground poles to perform transitions.

🎯 Educational objectives: Work on the accuracy of transitions. Improve the horse’s responsiven...

Learning the sliding stop in western riding

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 helps to improve control.

Achieve smooth transitions and regain straightness after riding a circle.

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

Improve canter control and accuracy in stride patterns.

Work on diagonal jumps and straightness

Work on rhythm, strength, and the rider’s ability to plan ahead.

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

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

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

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

To obtain a horse that halts promptly and in balance, steps back straight and lightly, and moves off...

Save time in the turns and keep the horse in balance to prevent it from jumping flat.