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neck reining reins

the cross rein method would probably be when you're using split reins and the would cross over the withers. A rein would be attached to the bit, run along side the neck and the come over the withers.

Replied Dec. 7, 2009

neck reining reins

Your question still isn't making sense, I'm sorry. If you're using a full-cheek snaffle you should have 2 reins, one attached to each side of the bit. I have no idea why you have 2 reins on each sid…

Replied Dec. 7, 2009

Slowing the Canter--Suggestions?

I do this this is very good advice. The reason I went with a half-halt type is because the horse is a former dressage horse and she's not looking for a WP type lope. I guess I took it to mean that sh…

Tagged: slow canter, western horse training, western, horse sports

Replied Dec. 6, 2009

neck reining reins

I'm not sure I understand this question. The reins should be attached to the bit just like would at any other time

Replied Dec. 6, 2009

 

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Terri replied to becca's discussion 'neck reining reins'
the cross rein method would probably be when you're using split reins and the would cross over the withers. A rein would be attached to the bit, run along side the neck and the come over the withers.
December 7, 2009
Terri replied to becca's discussion 'neck reining reins'
Your question still isn't making sense, I'm sorry. If you're using a full-cheek snaffle you should have 2 reins, one attached to each side of the bit. I have no idea why you have 2 reins on each side. The only way you would have 2 reins is if you h…
December 7, 2009
Terri replied to Kathi's discussion 'Slowing the Canter--Suggestions?'
I do this this is very good advice. The reason I went with a half-halt type is because the horse is a former dressage horse and she's not looking for a WP type lope. I guess I took it to mean that she just wanted a horse that would slow down. Also,…
December 6, 2009
Terri replied to becca's discussion 'neck reining reins'
I'm not sure I understand this question. The reins should be attached to the bit just like would at any other time
December 6, 2009
Terri replied to Tiffany's discussion 'Difficult Foal.'
turning her hind-end to you is a MAJOR sign of disrespect. You wouldn't allow a full grown horse to do that, would you? Whatever you let her get away with, is the best you can ever expect her to be. It is important that you teach her to be a respect…
December 2, 2009
Terri replied to Zoi Smutz-Gee's discussion 'Western Show Shirts'
Amen to that. In many of the western classes like pleasure or horsemanship or whatever, you tend to be going into a right with 30 other horses that look fairly similar to yours. The clothing, I think, is used to help differentiate between the 5 bay…
December 2, 2009
Terri replied to Tiffany's discussion 'Difficult Foal.'
Your baby is successfully intimidating you. Horses play a game, it's called "whoever moves their feet first loses" and so far this filly is way ahead of you. Do you think any other herd member would allow her to act like that? Heck no. Any horse in…
December 2, 2009
Terri replied to Kathi's discussion 'Slowing the Canter--Suggestions?'
I'm of the belief that a horse should go the speed the rider dictates. If I want my horse to have a nice, relaxed lope on a loose rein, then that is what I'll get. If I ask for a little more forward Hunt Seat type canter, then that's what I'll get.…
December 2, 2009
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I am a horse lover who is currently without a horse. I've been involved with horses since I was 14, though my mom had horses when I was very young. I have volunteered at therapy riding programs, I have participated in 4H and have worked at boarding, breeding and private farms.
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