All Blog Posts Tagged 'lead change' (10)

The Beginning of my First Love- Flying Lead Change

     Hello again fellow bloggers or readers,

I have just returned from riding the most wonderful horse in the world! Stella was amazing, today before I left for my ride I decided that I was going to work on transitions and flying lead change. Stella is a Quarter horse and what I find particularly extraordinary about Quarter horses is they are just so dang SMART! Today Stella showed me her…

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Added by Bethany Smith on August 15, 2011 at 12:30pm — 2 Comments

Flying Lead Changes

hello everybody,
my horse and i are just wondering how to do flying lead changes. if anyone knows how to do them, please reply!!! if you don't read all the amazing tricks i and you might learn how to!!!
thanks for all of this!!

Added by Hope Brown on December 5, 2010 at 9:23pm — No Comments

A Good Day :)

So I'm pretty new to blogging, but I decided that I had a super day today and it would be fun to at least document some of it. Today was Treasure's third show of the year (second show away from home) and he was absolutely brilliant!! I think today was the first time he went to a show and didn't spook at anything - a milestone for sure! He was a bit quick for the judge's liking in our Western…

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Added by Alaina M. on September 18, 2010 at 6:30pm — No Comments

Hold Your Horses!

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Added by Kimberly Cox Carneal on August 1, 2010 at 10:30pm — No Comments

easter & flying changes

Conditions Life has been good. Very nice weather with highs in the 70's. no bug problems yet. Footing has been great for riding outside in the FEI ring and hacking.

Caddymaster Super news for Caddy he is back in form. I absolutely could ride a PSG test next weekend with reasonable expectations of scores in the mid 60's. I've been working as outlined in my past posts - but including a real focused "speed control" to the warm-up.…

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Added by liz call, md on April 4, 2010 at 7:19pm — No Comments

Monday March 8th - Thursday March 11

Monday 8th Conditions; after work very crowded ring rode both horses in snaffle

Caddy couldn't really get him to the place he was in the last 2 days. My theory - he could have been tired or, I rode him in Tia's saddle and I think it interferred with the freedom of his shoulder. I generally ride him in an Albion slk which fits him great.

Tia by the time I got on her, the ring was full of a larger than…

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Added by liz call, md on March 12, 2010 at 9:21am — No Comments

sunday March 7th

Conditions: Another great day, able to hack before and after ride rode caddy in snaffle and Tia in double

Caddymaster: Very similar ride as on Saturday. I need to let him trot in the speed he wants at first and not get frustrated with how it looks and feels. By the end of the ride he was FANTASTIC. I figure it may take another 3-4 weeks of working like this to get him back to his PSG/I1 work - which is fine, as long as it…

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Added by liz call, md on March 8, 2010 at 9:52am — No Comments

Wednesday March 3

Conditions: post-call day off :) Last night was very quiet on call, so whole night to sleep :). Snow mixed with rain, no hacking.

Tia: lesson: Rode in double worked on 1) changes 2) pirouettes 3) med towrads extended trot at end.

1) So I've been thinking of an article that Hubertis Schmidt published where he said the neck should be straight, a stride before the change, soften the new inside rein. The first ride I…

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Added by liz call, md on March 3, 2010 at 6:02pm — 2 Comments

February 24th

conditions: snowy rainy so no turnout and no hacking before and after rides

Caddymaster "Caddy" My 12 yo swedish gelding by Master out of an Indus mare (same mare line as Minna Tinde's Don Charly) has shown PSG. I've earned both my bronze and silver medal on him. Presently he is coming back after a month of with a mystery illness (Lyme?)

Worked in snaffle still focusing on the connection, straightness and speed…

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Added by liz call, md on February 26, 2010 at 11:50am — No Comments

February 25th

Conditions: still raining all day so horses with no turn out. Rode after work. Ring very crowded with Caddy one other horse with Tia.

 

Caddy: rode in snaffle. Focused on speed control. Suppleness in neck and connection. Worked with lots of transitions. Needs to be rounder and more through, but I think I am on the right track. Difficult ride as jumping lesson going on in…

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Added by liz call, md on February 26, 2010 at 11:30am — No Comments

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