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By Kristin Hermann When we train our horses, we train mostly on straight When we train our horses, we train mostly on straight lines and circles. It sounds boring but Riding Straight lines to put your horse Straight by Kristin Hermann lines and circles. It sounds boring but putting a ten to fourteenputting a ten to fourteen-foot-long horse straight from tail to poll can be challenging. The foot-long horse straight from tail to poll can be challenging. The goal is to ma-neuver the horse’s shoulders in line with the haunches and then finagle the When we train our horses, we train mostly on straight goal is to maneuver the horse's shoulders in line with the neck and head, so they stay straight and in alignment with the rest of the horse’s body. lines and circles. It sounds boring but putting a ten to fourteenhaunches and then finagle the neck and head, so they stay We enter a dressage test on a straight line and end the test on a straight line. And riding a foot-long horse straight from tail to poll can be challenging. The straight and in alignment with the rest of the horse's body. straight line is not as easy as it looks. Horses typically either fall in or out with the shoulders. So that is the challenge when riding your horse straight, keeping the horse’s shoulders, neck, and head in alignment with the hindquarters. goal is to maneuver the horse's shoulders in line with the haunches and then finagle the neck and head, so they stay We enter a dressage test on a straight line and end the test on a straight line. And riding a straight line is not as easy as I am not going to go into detail about how to make your horse straight accept to say, “Ride your horse rhythmically forward and put your horse straight!” And the best way to do this is straight and in alignment with the rest of the horse's body. We enter a dressage test on a straight line and end the it looks. Horses typically either fall in or out with the shoulders. So that is the challenge when riding your horse straight, keeping to ride away from the railing of the arena. We call it the quarter-line or second track. test on a straight line. And riding a straight line is not as easy as the horse's shoulders, neck, and head in alignment with the Horses that typically go around on the railing of the arena wall lean toward the wall because the shoulders are narrower than the haunches, and the wall directs the horse. Basically, the it looks. Horses typically either fall in or out with the shoulders. So that is the challenge when riding your horse straight, keeping hindquarters. I am not going to go into detail about how to make your wall di-rects the horse instead of the rider. So, the challenge is to ride the horse about two the horse's shoulders, neck, and head in alignment with the horse straight accept to say, "Ride your horse rhythmically for- A straight halt, shows a feet away from the wall on the second track and see how you have to use your aids to put the horse straight by keeping its shoulders in alignment with the hind end. hindquarters. I am not going to go into detail about how to make your ward and put your horse straight!" And the best way to do this is to ride away from the railbalanced horse. When riding straight lines away from the wall, the horse will either fall in or out depending on which direction they like to bend. If your horse is a bent right horse it horse straight accept to say, "Ride your horse rhythmically forward and put your horse straight!" And the best way to do this is to ride away from the railA straight halt, shows a balanced horse. A straight halt, shows a balanced horse. ing of the arena. We call it the quarter-line or second track. Horses that typically go around on the railing of the will typically fall in when tracking left because it wants to bend right. As a result, the left ing of the arena. We call it arena wall lean toward the wall because the shoulders are shoulder falls in. When tracking right and riding away from the wall the bent right horse will try to fall out because the right shoul-der falls out because the horse is bending right. the quarter-line or second track. Horses that typically go around on the railing of the narrower than the haunches, and the wall directs the horse. Basically, the wall directs the horse instead of the rider. Thus, when we purposefully ride our horses away from the wall and figure out how to put them straight, they become more capable of carrying our weight and theirs equally from both hind legs. If a horse is allowed to go crooked or stay bent right its whole life, arena wall lean toward the wall because the shoulders are narrower than the haunches, and the wall directs the horse. So, the challenge is to ride the horse about two feet away from the wall on the second track and see how you have to then the right hind leg will always be weaker because it travels a shorter distance under Basically, the wall directs the horse instead of the rider. use your aids to put the horse straight by keeping its the horse’s body.So, the challenge is to ride the horse about two feet away shoulders in alignment with the hind end. Riding your horse straight on a straight line away from the arena wall shows the rider how from the wall on the second track and see how you have to When riding straight lines away from the wall, the out, use the outside leg to push the rib cage in and the outside rein to line up the shoulders with crooked their horse may be. When you feel a shoulder falling in, straighten the horse use your aids to put the horse straight by keeping its horse will either fall in or out depending on which direc-the hind quarter. with the in-side leg and outside rein. In the other direction, if you feel the horse moving the shoulders out, use the outside leg to push the rib cage in and the outside rein to line up the shoulders with the hind quarter. shoulders in alignment with the hind end. When riding straight lines away from the wall, the tion they like to bend. If your horse is a bent right horse it will typically fall in when tracking left because it wants to And, it is sort of ironic that we can use circles too to train our horses to go straight. For example, if our horse is the average bent right horse, we ride circles to the left to lengthen its

Straight on centerline: Head, neck, shoulders and hindquarter in alignment. Straight on centerline: Head, neck, shoulders and hindquarter in align-ment. And, it is sort of ironic that we can use circles too to train our horses to go straight. For example, if our horse is the average bent right horse, we ride circles to the left to lengthen its right side. horse will either fall in or out depending on which direction they like to bend. If your horse is a bent right horse it will typically fall in when tracking left because it wants to bend right. As a result, the left shoulder falls in. When tracking right and riding away from the wall the bent right horse will try to fall out because the right shoulder falls right side. When riding it to the right because it is already bent right, we keep it straight with the outside rein. And this is basically what we also do on the quarter line or second track. When riding it to the right bend right. As a result, the left shoulder falls in. When out because the horse is bending right. because it is already bent right, we keep it straight with the outside rein. And this is basically what we also do on the quarter line or second track. If you want to dabble in dressage and do gymnastic training for your horse by purposefully bending, stretching, and putting your horse straight, start tracking right and riding away from the wall the bent right horse will try to fall out because the right shoulder falls out because the horse is bending right. Thus, when we purposefully ride our horses away Straight on centerline: Head, neck, shoulders and hindquarter in alignment. Thus, when we purposefully ride our horses away from the wall and figure out how to put them straight, they become more capable of carrying our weight and theirs equally from both hind legs. If a horse is allowed to go crooked or stay bent right its whole life, then the right hind leg will always be weaker because it travels a shorter disgymnastic training for your horse by purpose fully bending, stretching, and putting your horse straight, start practicing straight lines off the wall. For more info on simple dressage tips, practicing straight lines off the wall. For more info on simple dressage tips, from the wall and figure out how to put them straight, they become more capable of carrying our tance under the horse's body. visit my Home School Your Horse Facebook visit my Home School Your Horse Facebook page. Or open this link “Off the Wall Riding” https://issuu.com/pghpetmag/docs/petconnections_ july2013-2/28 And, another article “Straight lines and Circles, Oh My!” https://issuu.com/pghpetmag/docs/pittsburgh_petconnections_julyweight and theirs equally from both hind legs. If a horse is allowed to go crooked or stay bent right its whole life, then the right hind leg will always be weaker because it travels a shorter distance under the horse's body. Riding your horse straight on a straight line away from the arena wall shows the rider how crooked their horse may be. When you feel a shoulder falling in, straighten the horse with the inside leg and outside rein. In the other direction, if you feel the horse moving the shoulders page. Or open this link "Off the Wall Riding" connections_july2013-2/28 augu_5354a582781e35/34Riding your horse straight on a straight line away from the arena wall shows the rider cle "Straight lines and Circles, Oh My!"

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