Six secrets of successful dressage with Matt Hicks.
Stage 3 in our scales of training series shows Connection. Here we have wide and low hands. A horse with his head in the air means that the rider has no steering. Therefore, putting your hands lower and wider can help to get the horse’s head down and neck down and support him in his balance.
It's Earth Day, a day intended to raise awareness on the importance of the environment 🌎🌳As we become increasingly aware of our responsibilities to the planet – and the people, plants and creatures that live on it – the concepts of everyday sustainability and conservation have never been more important. Living green is something we can easily incorporate into our daily routine, too. Much of it doesn’t require a huge amount of adjustment, and changes needn’t be expensive. So, if you’re looking to make your life greener, we have some top tips for living in a more sustainable way with your horses. ... See MoreSee Less