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Difficulty levels of Equestrian Challenge Courses
Walk an Equestrian Challenge Course on Foot
Tack & Leg Gear Required for Jumping a Horse
Warm up Your Horse with Walk, Trot & Canter
Trotting Over a Ground Pole
Cantering Over a Single Canter Pole
Cantering Poles on an Equestrian Challenge Line
Trotting Over a Single Jump Fence
Cantering Over a Single Jump Fence
Trot in & Canter out of a Challenge Line
Trot in & Canter out of a Challenge Line from Opposite Side
Canter an Equestrian Challenge Line
Canter an Equestrian Challenge Line from Opposite Side
Creating a Simple Equestrian Challenge Course
Training a Horse on Equestrian Challenge Courses
Adding an Oxer to an Equestrian Challenge Course
Riding a Complex Equestrian Challenge Course
Cantering All Jumps in a Complex Challenge Course
Training a Horse on Complex Equestrian Challenge Courses
Horse Cool Down & Leg Wrapping
Summary: Training your horse to ride challenge lines can run into trouble spots. Learn how to handle horse trouble from a riding instructor in this free horse training video.
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
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"When you start to do courses, especially with your young or green horse, it's important to go back after doing a course and just working on the spots that were hardest for you. For us, I'd like to practice our left turn to the pink jump. So, to set this up, I'll start by cantering the first jump, coming around, and making the turn again. What I'd like to see is that through the turn she has a little bit more bend and is more balanced, and that we get our lead a little bit sooner so that our canter remains the same. "
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