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Posted By: louise.chaplin@hotmail.co.uk
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it is probaly a good idea!! I also think that riding over jumping grids could HELP TO.
Posted By: louise
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Do u reckon if u hav'nt jumped your horse for a week and then he rushes towards jumps that he is exited?
Posted By: louise
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Myh horse is fine at the barn while jumping, but at shows he rushes towards fences I dont know if he is excited or what? HELP ME
Posted By: cacey
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Myh horse is fine at the barn while jumping, but at shows he rushes towards fences I dont know if he is excited or what? HELP ME
Posted By: cacey
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I TOTALLY AGREE WITH THIS ARTICLE!!!! Two of my horses use to always rush at jumps. I did exactly what the article said and I got great results.
Posted By: Amy
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I'd like to add one very important concept that I believe would really help a horse and rider throughout a course-BREATH. Say your tack fits the horse, there's no physical problems, he 's just rushing a bit, part of it could be the rider, anticipating the horse to rush, so the rider gets anxious and many people hold their breath.(Yes, the horse can sense the rise and fall of the diaphram when you breath, when you don't, you become stiff and rigid throughought your muscles and the horse gets anxious because he doesn't know why you are so tense in your body.) BREATH to calm yourself-and in turn-your horse will become calmer too, knowing that his rider is SECURE and CONFIDENT about the approach.
Posted By: Jennifer
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