I love seeing success stories like this

i love all you videos, your so helpful and this is the best help for riding on you tube, thankyou!

Hello, I really love your sitting trot. I want you to teach me some tricks to not throw in the saddle please. The movement of the pelvis is like pedaling backwards? Thank you very much.

hey Jane, love your work, you helped to teach me how to leg yield so i feel your methods are amazing! love your vids and i subbed could u sub back?
i am new to you tube :)

I enjoyed your instruction! It is amazing how simular your riding style is to what I teach a western horse!!

its great! thanks for doing it

Amazing videos, they really help:) At the moment i am training my young gelding Dan (show name: Isish hangover) he is coming up 7, and knows most basic's of dressage but, i need more advice and videos to help me! So if anyone has any advice or videos i will happly take it on.

Great presentation. Keep it coming. Thanks.

please how do i relax a tense and hurried horse to slow down and relax so i can get the horse on the bit and be able to do a simple leg yield

Hi Jane, Your tips are excellent. You're such a thorough instructor and I do appreciate your taking so much time to make sure element is understood clearly by the viewers. Well done. I've got a wuestion for you unrelated to your lesson. i'm using a Myler D-bit, without using the keepers that come with it. I'm using it like I would any regular D-bit. They'd told me at the tack shop where I'd picked up this bit, tha it' is perfectly legal to ride in Dressage shows with it. My horse goes very well in this bit, and he's got a very sensitive mouth which we've had checked out thoroughly. He's just sensitive. The other day a friend of mine told me that all the Myler bits were ilegal to use in Dressage PERiOD! She was very adamant about this and wanted to know from you, is, would this Myler D-bit I'm using illegal were I to show with it? Thanks for any help in this area.

Keep a Leg On Either Side,
Laura