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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 cool down a horse after longeing 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
"After a hard workout if your horse had built up a sweat, it is important to make sure that you would allow him to walk and to cool off. Also on a wintry day, it is important to have a cover handy. The cover is going to keep the horse from getting chilled too quickly. After working a sweat and exposing that sweat to cold air the horse could become cold. Keeping the cover on just insulates breeze and keeps your horses body temperature at a more reasonable temperature. It also going to decrease the risk of cause a colic. "
eHow Article: Horse Longe Cool Down
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