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By: Deborah Bateholts
on June 27, 2012
in General Questions
Rating: 2
What is something you and your horse need to work on?? For Sugar and I we need to work on a nice easy lope. She thinks she needs to go fast all the time.
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by Kristen Anderson-Bain
On June 27, 2012, 3:59 pm
Rating: 0
Spinning! My horse seems to have some kind of coordination problem when it comes to it, but she tries hard for me.
by Amanda Contrael
On June 27, 2012, 8:57 pm
Rating: 0
mine is working with neck rein
by Ashley Fincham
On June 27, 2012, 10:36 pm
Rating: 1
Best of luck with working on that with Sugar.

As for Chilly and I we need to learn that not every ride is a race. And that even when we are not in the Hunter Show ring we can still ride like a Hunter. He feels the need during practice to be a jumper, but in the Hunter Show ring he is the perfect Hunter, placing 4th and 2nd at his second show ever. :)
by Elizabeth Clark
On June 28, 2012, 2:55 pm
Rating: 0
Trying to work on getting my TB to canter at all...he HATES it! He puts on a bronc act with every attempt at it. He broke his withers as a yearling and is sound. He canters and gallops freely out in pasture, and when I can get him into it under saddle, he has one of the most beautiful canter I've ever sat. Not sure if it's psychological, laziness, or painful with a saddle and rider to balance.
by Christine Pualani Amantiad
On July 1, 2012, 11:05 am
Rating: 1
Pebbles is 4yrs and I had a trainer work with her for a month and he brought her a long way fron when I gotten her, now I'm riding her every other day and the trainer is riding her the following days. First she is doing great but it's me. I have to learn to stay put in the saddle and learn her rhythm movements. I think I throw her off because in a trot I'm all over the place trying to gain balance than when I get her to canter is ok, but I'm not coordinated so I throw her leads and track off. Working in progress for me, for her it's to get to know me and work me out of my faults.
by Ariel kamp
On July 3, 2012, 2:13 pm
Rating: 0
I've always had a problem with keeping my back in the right position. I tend to lean forward. This habit was caused because of a bad crash last year.
by Aisling Cullen
On July 6, 2012, 11:32 am
Rating: 0
Need to slow him down, he thinks going fast is the only thing that exists!!

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