Part 2: Greg works with a rider whose horse has the habit of raising his head and falling behind the leg on the flat, with the intention of the improvement carrying over to the jumps. He discusses the importance of keeping the leg on and keeping the hind end moving into a proportional amount of pressure from the hand to achieve collection. Greg explains that he plans to apply this principle to gradually shortening strides between a line of jumps to incorporate collection and stride control with jumping. He suggests a softer bit for one horse whose having issues with falling behind the leg, with good results, and identifies another than could also benefit.