Q&A: "Any Tips for a Horse that Bucks When Cantering"?

Try working on transitions on the ground first to make sure your horse is comfortable going up and down gaits. Then, work on similar transitions under saddle. The more you work on balance, the less likely they'll be to kick out and buck under saddle #horse #horsebackriding #horsebucking #unbalancedhorse #cantertransitions #tipsforhorsebackriding #horsewhobucks #topthreehorserisks

[@adhfaqali6841]

A good teacher explains the best way in simple way. Thank you keep the good work going helps a lot people.

[@Bubbles1823-f7f]

This is really helpful!

[@GracefulAcresHorsemanship]

Very helpful

[@ktgequestrian4475]

Many people push with the seat to ask for canter. This will cause bucking as it pushes the horses back down when it needs to come up. Also, the horses lead will draw the corresponding seat bone forward. Sitting too straight restricts the canter.

[@angeldivine408]

Could you give some advice on dealing with a rearing horse?

[@RSbarrelracingoffical34]

Every time I ask my horse to go faster than a walk she bucks or does a little rear, I haven't noticed any discomfort in her feet. she has been doing this for a while is she just being stubborn or is this not normal?