Posts Tagged ‘horse listening’
Why does my horse’s head go up?
How to Help Your Horse Relax in Trot and Canter When They Carry Their Head in the Air Many riders experience the frustration of a horse that raises its head in trot or canter, hollowing the back and feeling tense or unbalanced. While it’s tempting to try to “fix” this with the reins, the real…
Read MoreHow to Ride a Winning Free Walk on a Long Rein
Let’s talk about one of the most underrated score-boosters in your dressage test: the free walk on a long rein. It might look like a chill moment for you and your horse to take a breather, but judges are watching closely – and if you ride it right, it’s one of the easiest ways to rack up serious…
Read MoreWhat Can I Do If My Horse is Headstrong or Refuses to Listen?
Handling a horse that is headstrong or refuses to listen can be frustrating and even dangerous. Whether you’re in the arena, on a trail ride, or simply doing groundwork, it’s essential to address this behaviour calmly and effectively. In this blog, we share practical steps to help you regain control and build a strong, respectful partnership with your horse.
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