Part 9: William works with a rider who has a very free and forward position but tends to lose connection in the bridle. He encourages her to still move the horses feet but be behind her and supporting her in the bridle. As they gain confidence, the riders start to rush the turn and become overly eager to get on the line. William reminds them to breathe out through the turn and take their time as they approach the wall and skinny jumps.
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Trotting & Walking Fences, Two Star H...
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Trotting & Walking Fences | Will Cole...
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Trotting & Walking Fences | Will Cole...
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