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A trainer of riders all through the disciplines up to Grand Prix

22/12/2024

“Un buen jinete, necesita mucha paciencia. Debe tratar al caballo como a un niño, como a su propio hijo. Tienen que educarlos con amabilidad y comprensión. Debe tomarse el tiempo necesario, para mostrarle como hacer las cosas correctamente. Los caballos son muy dispuestos, cuando entienden exactamente lo que se espera de ellos. Si el jinete confunde al caballo con ayudas inexactas o descuidadas, nunca debe culparlo por no entender. El jinete que constantemente siente que debe corregir su caballo, debe concentrar más su atención, en sus propias ayudas; no están siendo claros. Un buen jinete, reconoce esto, y siempre trata de montar bien y no interferir en los aires naturales del caballo. Premia al caballo por cada nuevo progreso. De esta manera el jinete inculca una ética de trabajo y disciplina en el caballo sin utilizar la violencia.” George Theodorescu.

17/12/2024

Top tip Tuesday.

When working on transitions from trot to canter or trot to walk, it is important to do some sitting trot before either transition, as this will make the transition clearer and avoid any dropping of the back or hind quarters.

10/12/2024

💥Top Tip Tuesday 💥

Remember that the contact should always be a forward one.

Some horses are naturally a bit stronger in the reins than others, but keep in mind that you must always have more power from behind than pressure in the front.

04/12/2024

🎄Christmas is around the corner why not treat a fellow equestrian to a lesson and kick start their training for the new year.

Vouchers can be purchased and sent to add to your Christmas cards 🎅

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03/12/2024

💥Top tip Tuesday 💥

Remember that the horse is always rear wheel drive and never front wheel drive, therefore, you must always be more interested in what is happening behind the saddle than in front of it.

A good thing to keep in mind is that when your hands stay steady, your legs become effective.

26/11/2024

Top tip Tuesday

When warming your horse up for schooling, many like to use stretching.

This can be a great way, and also not such a great way.

It’s important to remember, that when stretching you must also be able to have control of the hindquarters with your seat. They must be under , and not out behind.

Another thing to remember, is that whilst you are wanting to ride the neck forward and down, you are not wanting to ride the shoulders down and onto the forehand.

19/11/2024

💥Top tip Tuesday. No2 💥

🐴When hacking or riding in general, if riding on a long rein, that means that your horse can relax and have his neck wherever he wants within reason.

As soon as you make a contact, that means he must become round and towards the bit.

I always like to make things black and white with no grey areas.

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