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Half pass, engagement in the trot, and relaxed canter work

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Uploaded by on Mar 5, 2010

March 5, 2010

I worked with Jackson on several things. I worked briefly on the half pass. I also worked on going from a relaxed trot to the canter, hoping for a relaxed, slow canter. It worked pretty well to the right. I think that it will help Jackson learn to relax at the canter. We will have to see.

I also worked quite a bit on the rising trot. JP Giacomini says to do the rising trot to help your horse round his back. I did the rising trot, trying to get Jackson to engage his hind end. I think it worked. I really like how he looked a couple of times.

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  • Michelle, Thanks for pointing those things out! I am only just starting to be able to see when he has more engagement. I was so happy with how he did that day!

  • Ivy, I thought the trot looked especially great around 4.0 before he broke. half halts might help with the rhythm. 4.35 was great too. keep it up!

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