Stage 3 - Advancing Horsemanship Course
Foundation Series Stage 3 - Advancing Horsemanship
You have made it through Stages 1 and 2 and now it is time to look at greater reponsiveness, higher speeds and greater distances
Advance your ground skills at greater distances and at higher speeds to really test your communication
Improve responsiveness to your yields in the saddle so you start to develop a horse that can move all body parts independantly on the lightest of aids.
Introduce the outside rein aid (or support rein) which will transform your shoulder control and lateral work
Introduction to Advancing Horsemanship
The 5 qualities of the backup
Lightening your back up
Lightening your back up part 2
Backing and turning for straightness
Medium distance back up
Sideways from steady pressure - Angelo
Sideways from steady pressure pt 2
Denis - lightening the sideways
Starting the travelling half circle
Denis - travelling half circle - tools
Travelling half circle - moving off the fence
Denis - wind up wind down
Maintaing gait on a circle
Transitions on a circle
Cantering on-line
Travelling circles
Advancing lateral flexion
Indirect rein in motion
Tuning up the go button
Bridling
Loading the corners
Transitions in the corners
Transitions in the corners - part 2
Transitions on the rail
The Direct Rein
Supporting the direct rein with a stick
Support rein - the end goal
Backwards and over
Backwards and over - common pitfalls
Riding with one rein
Getting started with the support rein
The support rein pt 2
Support Rein pattern - the Uni-Q
The Uni-Q pt 2
Support rein - the hub
Forehand yields on the rail
360 turns on the rail
The back up
Trot to back up
Hind quarter yield to a back up
Starting ridden sideways
Starting sideways off the fence
Canter pre-requisites
Setting up the canter
Picking up a lead
The Bowtie Pattern - walk
The Bowtie Pattern - trot
The Bowtie Pattern - canter
Where to now?