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Guest Blog post # 25: "Adventures with Lucinda Green" by Amy Wright

"Over the barrels, through the two angled jumps, hard right then up the blue skinny, bend right to the skinny in the middle and then quick left to the other skinny then back down over the oxer to the other set of angled jumps...” or it was something like

Questions

Question # 133: During my lessons this often happens: I have a nice rhythmical canter to a line, and the second to last stride PJ lengthens and then we get a chip.

Videos

Video # 39: This is Kayla and her lovely mare again! This time working on a gymnastic line.

Lesley's Corner

What to Do If Your Horse "Jumps Over the Front End"

Questions

Question # 132: I have never had anyone explain how to properly ride a rear. All I was ever told was to not pull back. Ok, and what do I do with my hands & the rest of my body position? (Joan)

Questions

Question # 131: I have a tb, when I work her long and low all she does is speed up really fast and do an extended trot (still long and low) and if try slow her down she wont go low and sticks her head out.

Lesley's Corner

Teach Your Horse to Focus on the Top Rail of the Jump

Videos

Video # 38: This is Vita and PJ doing their Beginner Novice Dressage Test!

Photos

Photo # 44: Sam would like a critique of this 5 year old OTTB gelding! And would like an opinion on what job he would be best suited for based on his conformation.

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Guest Blog post # 24: "Ten Things..." by MMC Eventing

Ten Things... You ever do a ten list?  Ten things you wish you could do, ten things you wish you had done different, ten things you have done right?  How bout ten dumbest things you have ever done, or most embaressing.  Ten best friends.  Ten best lessons.  Ten best books?

Questions

Question # 130: I have a 5 yo OTTB gelding (10 months off the track) that I would really like to hack out more. However, the few times I have tried, he's been a little anxious in the open field.

Questions

Question # 129: I am just getting back into eventing after almost 2 years off due to my mare's injuries and illnesses. I went out cross country schooling on the weekend, and even though we were only popping over tiny stuff,