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2. The other main mistake I see in this exercise is that when a rider comes through the turn, he lets his horse get flat. They haven’t kept their horse’s nose to the inside of the circle, and so by letting him get flat, they do not come back to their original circle. I always want my horse hunting the inside of that circle, so no matter what, I’m going to stay on the same tracks as the circle we were walking. So don’t start your turn and quit riding. Make it all the way back to your circle.