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kristie
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Horse Gypsy
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How can that be really what is best for the horse? If it is better to ride one way- It would be better in Freestyle and Finesse-- sounds to me like they are covering up for some mistakes. If anything I think I need to be more upright during freestyle so that the horse can come up underneath me on loose reins.
I have been giving this some thought. And the demo where Linda has some one sit on another persons rear to demonstrate that the balance point shifts the horses weight back-- is so flawed because we do not sit on the horses pelvis we sit on the middle of the back- I challenge every one to go sit on a friends mid back and see what feels better. |
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Julie
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I have more from the horses mouth to post later, trying to absorb!
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Rik
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| After reading this i don't know how to describe how i feel |
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