Many people think of groundwork as something only to be done with young or inexperienced horses. In this segment Amelia Newcomb demonstrates how she uses groundwork with a focus on preparing for dressage movements once she’s in the saddle. She also shows common errors that handlers make when attempting work their horses from the ground. […]
From The Horseman’s Gazette Issue No.36 Trevor Carter demonstrates how he might introduce basic lateral work to his horse and some common pitfalls to avoid. Full length of this lesson is 36:43 Watch a preview:
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