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Olivia LaGoy-Weltz: Defining the Rein Aids

LaGoy-Weltz discusses how achieving the ideal connection with both reins starts with the inside aids. PLUS, a renowned vet talks about normal vs. abnormal hoof temperature.

Instruction

How to Find the Right Amount of Elastic Contact on Your Dressage Horse’s Outside Rein

USDF gold medalist Dennis Callin explains how to keep an elastic feel on the outside rein.

Instruction

How to Find the Right Amount of Elastic Contact on Your Dressage Horse’s Outside Rein

Theory

Dressage Solutions: Know When Your Inside Leg is Effective

Try this tip from Martin Kuhn.

Theory

Dressage Solutions: Make Your Circles Round

Try this tip from Sylvia Loch.

Instruction

Understanding the Half Pass Through Shoulder-In and Leg Yield

Kathy Priest explains how the half pass can be broken up into two easier exercises and then put back together.

Instruction

Dressage Work on the Second Track

Incorporate this into your training to improve connection and straightness and help you feel the effects of having a horse truly on the outside rein, a critical component of any half halt.

Theory

How to Successfully Ride “Inside Leg to Outside Rein”

Fran Kehr answers this reader question, explaining this combination of aids and what it achieves when performed correctly.

Instruction

Keep the Rider’s Inside Leg Honest with Courtney King-Dye

Courtney King-Dye explains how to cultivate this important tool for the simple act of turning or bending.

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