How to prepare the circling exercise in liberty training

How do I set up a circle? How do I set up a lead exercise?
So that my horse learns that exactly this circle and this distance to me are the “feel-good zone”, I really start with lead exercises at the beginning.
I explain to my horse that he is not allowed to overtake me with his shoulder, but that he is also not allowed to fall behind me with his gait. Of course, bumping is not allowed either!
In any case, the position at neck level is perfect for me, because this way I can see what’s going on in my horse’s face and eyes.
In addition, it has here also in faster gaits enough time to really pay attention to me and to brake also from the gallop together with me.
If I were to walk at the level of the horse’s shoulder, it wouldn’t work because my horse would have a hard time seeing me and would quickly overtake me. That could also quickly become dangerous in case of doubt!
Have fun practicing!
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[@tiyman.2811]

Oh my god that horse is the spitting image of my stallion that I lost this year down to the sock incredible coloration may you enjoy all your time together

[@skyescanis-lanista1913]

Your accent is STUNNING! I just found your channel tonight and I must say that I am impressed. Very good tips. thank you!

[@josemanuelperezrodriguez3619]

Por mi gran pasión por los caballos veo estos videos . Ahora bien de esta chica rengo que decir que es un Tesoro . Un Abrazo . A ver si te puedo conocer en persona ,para mi un Sueño .

[@laurakerley8774]

What breed is this beautiful horse?