How To Get your Horse to Canter SLOW!
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
- In today's video I will show you how I teach my horses to canter slow, and move from their hindquarters, rather than being heavy on the forehand. I always start with one-rein stops - or as I call it - "flexing them down". This loosens them up, gets them nice and supple and begins getting control of their body parts.
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This was extremely helpful!! Pls do move videos like this!
thank you! sure thing :)
After you train this can you still do barrwls with your horse and them know the difference?
I am not familiar with barrel racing, as I am an English rider. But, I would say yes, you can. While you may not want a high level horse to, a low level horse that is used for pleasure riding as well, im sure it would be fine. It would teach them the difference of “out on the trail” as opposed to the barrel ring where they’re needed to go fast.
Wow! That was really great, it looks so easy but I know it takea time. You have very nice hirses and nice stalls your husband and dad look like they aee builders!!
Thank you! I will tell them that compliment! Hah! They just took it one step at a time. And yes, it does take time to develop a good canter, but when you end up with a smooth, slow canter…..nothing compares! It’s awesome! How long have you been riding?