…with permanent stabling, 10 large arenas outfitted with world-class footing, as well as a newly added grass derby field, and Beginner Novice through Advanced level cross country course. Competitors will…
…If you are a novice rider, you may be tempted to pull on the left rein to prevent the lead swap. But this will just make your horse bulge his…
…Greg Best, two-time Olympic individual show-jumping silver medalist. My friend is a fairly novice rider and I am an FEI-level professional. We ended up in a group where we were…
…successful Novice experience, well turned out on suitable horses and with the cheerful acceptance of instruction that is typical of that level. Things were going well. We were working on…
…an issue when you introduce lateral work. Often, novice riders contort themselves to tackle a shoulder-in or travers rather than keep their shoulders, ribs and hips stacked and rotate their…
…information. On June 15-16, 2015 9:00 AM – USEF High Performance West Coast Para Equestrian Driving Clinic for Coaches and High Performance Drivers occurs. All levels welcome from Novice to…
…the best choice for a novice rider. Only consider owning a wild horse if you’re a seasoned, knowledgeable rider. Even then, you might need the help of a professional trainer. …
The direct, indirect, and supporting rein concept can make a novice rider’s head spin. What’s the difference? What’s the value of knowing it? With this lesson, you’ll have answers to…
…or a novice, situations come up when you’re out on the trail, and you can’t always prevent them. But you can be aware that issues are possible, plan accordingly, and…
…rule of thumb for my students: at Novice, Training and local Preliminary levels, I want you to use the same length of stirrup leather as for show jumping—a 90-degree angle…
