Understanding your horse
To succeed in communicating with our horse, the rider must first understand what is happening when
they are having a problem. Second is understanding why it’s happening and third is how to solve it.
This work is systematic, one idea builds on another.
I always start with straightness for both horse and rider, it is what leads to throughness. This means, we
have a relaxed horse that can use the top of it’s body to carry us.
All horses need to learn to lift their back to carry a rider (or at least not hollow it). It is simply mechanics,
it is the only way they can carry weight comfortably.
Below is a list of the free lessons available!
I have recently started working with Paul and Glenda Van Sickle and their Friesian competitive driving horses. These videos are from our
Riding on the square can be very useful for both horse and rider to understand the balance needed to be successful with
