Mustang
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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
Cavalettis | Medium
Ride smooth curves while maintaining impulsion.
Cavalettis | Easy
🎯 Educational objectives: Work on the accuracy of transitions. Improve the horse’s responsiveness to the aids. Focus the rider’s attention on visual markers. Prepare a clean and calm approach to a cavaletti.
Dressage | Customizable
Fluidity is the key word.
Cavalettis | Medium
Work on lead changes and bending.
Cavalettis | Easy
To have a calm horse when passing over ground poles to be able to turn between each pole.
Cavalettis | Medium
Arrive straight, right in the middle of the poles, gain precision and improve the forehand movement.
Dressage | Hard
Work on lateral movement, internal hind flexibility, general suppleness
Cavalettis | Customizable
Approach obstacles gently to teach the horse not to rush.
Cavalettis | Medium
Work on the straightness of gaits at the trot and canter
Cavalettis | Medium
Work on gait variation and straightness
Dressage | Medium
Perform counter canter on a wide curve and in a straight line
Cavalettis | Medium
Responsiveness at take-off and landing Precision and straightness Balance even when changing canter leads
Groundwork | Easy
Have a horse attentive to you by chaining several movements on foot.
Dressage | Easy
Work on impulsion in curves
Dressage | Medium
To supple the horse.
Dressage | Medium
Maintain impulsion and create a pattern
Groundwork | Customizable
The horse should stop at our shoulder level at the cone when asked. Then, move the hips around the cone to make a half turn.
Dressage | Medium
Good exercise for suppling the horse.
Dressage | Medium
Improve the horse's suppleness and balance. Lighten the forehand.
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