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tucking the butt
So, how does one achieve this, tucking the butt and reaching from behind?
Horse, 15+ hands, tends to overreach (farrier has comptensated with trailers
on rear shoes and a clip for the front shoes). Also, I believe he tends to
use his front end too much in downhill. I'd like advise on methods to teach
him (17 years) to utilize his big muscled rear end (QH, but on the running
side)? He does have a powerful, although pounding, extended trot that
could meet most any competitor. I want to learn to stay comfortable in the
saddle better to help him continue this pace when the footing is right, and
then, how to maintain a good pace when we hit rougher trail.
thanks - I do appreciate the advice found in ridecamp.
janetb
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