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Training Tips: The Lope

Last Updated: October 26, 2007 | Related resource areas: Horses

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isabelle on 07.03.08 at 03:30 PM
i find that your horses head is not positioned naturarly, his nose is behind the verticle..however that is a nice pase at the trot...and you shoulnd drive the horse into the back up, ive been told to use more feet then hands for backing because your asking the horse to move and if you pull a little with the rains and give a little squeez then the horse will take the as some say, the only way out...but anyway thats just me..diffrent horses work well with diffrent cues

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