All Videos Tagged western dressage (Barnmice Equestrian Social Community) - Barnmice Equestrian Social Community2024-04-25T01:31:09Zhttp://www.barnmice.com/video/video/listTagged?tag=western+dressage&rss=yes&xn_auth=noThe New Cowboy Dressage Challenge Teststag:www.barnmice.com,2013-02-28:1773158:Video:6474812013-02-28T00:29:19.010ZMichael Matsonhttp://www.barnmice.com/profile/MichaelMatson
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</a><br />They certainly look more interesting for spectators than the normal dressage tests. Fun and challenging for the rider and horse too.
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</a><br />They certainly look more interesting for spectators than the normal dressage tests. Fun and challenging for the rider and horse too. Promotional Video for Cowboy Dressagetag:www.barnmice.com,2012-10-26:1773158:Video:6245632012-10-26T15:11:48.583ZMichael Matsonhttp://www.barnmice.com/profile/MichaelMatson
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</a><br />From the video - "Enhanced by dressage, but not ruled by it." The attire looks comfortable. Nice mule too!
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</a><br />From the video - "Enhanced by dressage, but not ruled by it." The attire looks comfortable. Nice mule too! Western Dressage Q & A Sessiontag:www.barnmice.com,2012-06-21:1773158:Video:6063342012-06-21T02:00:21.975ZRandy Byers Horsemanshiphttp://www.barnmice.com/profile/RandyByersHorsemanship
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This was a question and answer session during the first MWWD Western Dressage clinic in Minnesota at…
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This was a question and answer session during the first MWWD Western Dressage clinic in Minnesota at the University of Minnesota in April of 2011. Why Elevate the Front End?tag:www.barnmice.com,2012-06-18:1773158:Video:6056862012-06-18T02:23:07.907ZRandy Byers Horsemanshiphttp://www.barnmice.com/profile/RandyByersHorsemanship
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It is important to get the horse off of his front end and use his hind end.<br></br>
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In Western Dressage, we need to understand that we always ride the horse from back to front, but raise the front end…
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It is important to get the horse off of his front end and use his hind end.<br />
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In Western Dressage, we need to understand that we always ride the horse from back to front, but raise the front end to make room for the back end to come under itself.<br />
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In order to do this we create impulsion, then rock the weight back to the hind end by creating a barrier in the front, elevating the withers through lifting the horse's poll/crest without hollowing the back. Round up and Softentag:www.barnmice.com,2012-06-18:1773158:Video:6054862012-06-18T02:21:28.759ZRandy Byers Horsemanshiphttp://www.barnmice.com/profile/RandyByersHorsemanship
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In Western Dressage, it is a requirement to have a soft, supple, round horse. Sometimes, and in some breeds, we have horses with or have been taught to have a…
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In Western Dressage, it is a requirement to have a soft, supple, round horse. Sometimes, and in some breeds, we have horses with or have been taught to have a high head carriage. Whenever the nose is above the drive-line, we can lose leverage and cause the horse to hollow out his back. In this video we talk about concepts and we will show you how to do a suppling circle that will help lower the poll and create roundness through bending. This bending will soften the head, neck, poll, shoulders and rib cage.