I dont see a problem with draw reins, as long as they are used correctly, and when the horse is ready, there is no problem with the use of draw reins. this horse above obviously isnt ready
Uh wow, this person obviously knows nothing about headset, collection, or framing up if she says draw reins are not useful.....typical. Naturally in English, they're not practical (or rarely used, as they're more of a western training aid)..so im not surprised shes giving them a bad name. A calm horse will react to draw reins correctly, obviously this mare isn't ready for them and needs more ground work and sacking out. If not abused, Draw reins are a great tool.
draw reins are fine if you use them mildly and the horse is ready. there fine for frame and collection if the horse is ready
TheOliviablue 3 days ago
I saw the title and I was like "oohhhh lord here we go" and when she said "draw reins have no use in equitation" I practically shouted "THANK YOU"
AriellSolo 1 week ago
I dont see a problem with draw reins, as long as they are used correctly, and when the horse is ready, there is no problem with the use of draw reins. this horse above obviously isnt ready
sweetriddle101 2 months ago
there is nothing wrong with them you and your horse need to be ready for them!
englishcowgirl98 2 months ago
Uh wow, this person obviously knows nothing about headset, collection, or framing up if she says draw reins are not useful.....typical. Naturally in English, they're not practical (or rarely used, as they're more of a western training aid)..so im not surprised shes giving them a bad name. A calm horse will react to draw reins correctly, obviously this mare isn't ready for them and needs more ground work and sacking out. If not abused, Draw reins are a great tool.
hawaiianpony 4 months ago