Halting and Control in the Flatwork
Jumping
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14m
International Grand Prix show jumping star Todd Minikus stresses that being able to halt the horse from any gait is extremely important. It seems simple, but when you work on the flat, practice stopping. Todd also schools one mare to lighten her shoulders and get her to use her back and hind end. It all improves how she moves and carries herself.
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