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Basics of Horse Longeing
Attaching a Horse to a Longe Line
Horse Longeing Positioning
Horse Longeing Warm Up
Horse Longe Line Cantering Warm Up
Horse Longe Line Transition Warm Up
Tightening the Reins of a Horse on a Longe Line
Transitioning a Horse on a Longe Line
Cantering & Transitioning a Horse on a Longe Line
Walking & Halting a Horse on a Longe Line
Changing Directions of a Horse on a Longe Line
Walking & Trotting a Horse on a Longe Line
Cantering a Horse on a Longe Line
Horse Longe Line Walk & Halt Review
Horse Longe Cool Down
Summary: Watch as a horse expert demonstrates how to walk and halt a horse on a longe line in this free online video about horseback riding.
Mara Keith-Hunter is a lifelong equestrian and head coach for the Hampshire College equestrian team. She rode in the Intercollegiate National Horse Show for both the University of...read more
"Once we have canter, it is important to go back to do a little work on walk and halt transitions. Sometimes your horse might become more excited after cantering and we want to make sure we still have control over those basic walk and halt transitions. We would go back out. Let's see if we can move out to that bigger circle and then we can see if we can get her to come down to the walk. Then I would start to bring my circle a little smaller halt, halt. Good and then we would walk on. Now we can go to a bigger circle, halt, halt, halt, good. "
eHow Article: Walking & Halting a Horse on a Longe Line
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