After having taken a closer look at leg-yield and shoulder-in in previous blog posts, this time we would like to take a look at travers (croup-in) and renvers (croup-out). You will find out why these two lateral movements are of further importance in horse training...
This Working Equitation Trail obstacle is often used as an introduction and appears to be quite simple at first glance. However, some difficulties can arise here too. In this blog post, you will learn everything about the structure and correct execution of the cup transfer.…
This Working Equitation Trail obstacle has its origins in working with cattle. It consists of three parts: picking up the pole or garrocha, ringing the bull and putting down the pole. Why this trail obstacle requires a lot of skill and...
You have probably come across the quote: “The shoulder-in is the aspirin of horsemanship.” It comes from the Portuguese riding master Nuno Olivera. What exactly did he mean by that? He was of the opinion that the shoulder-in can cure everything and saw…
Even if the leg-yield is not strictly speaking a "real" lateral movement, it still offers a perfect introduction to explaining the sideways driving aids to your horse. In addition, it can be a real all-rounder in the training of your four-legged friend, which you can rely on...
Anyone who has ever tried working with long reins with their horse may have been disappointed to discover that it is not as easy as it looks and is also very strenuous. It is not for nothing that rein work is considered to be…
In times of emancipation, many female riders find it rather strange to voluntarily climb into the side saddle. There are also many prejudices and misconceptions about riding in the side seat. Unfortunately, it is only a small circle that…
