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(Loose reins must give plenty of room for the balancing gestures by the neck.)
Beware of abusing the horse's front with the weight of your body. If, later on, you
can learn to follow with your arms the extension of the horse's neck through the
air, ...
(Loose reins must give plenty of room for the balancing gestures by the neck.)
Beware of abusing the horse's front with the weight of your body. If, later on, you
can learn to follow with your arms the extension of the horse's neck through the
air, ...
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The above is a very crude form of the “give and take"—which you will learn
considerably later. To make a turn in place, you should use the turn on the
forehand which is easier than the turn on the haunches. If you wish to turn on the
forehand, ...
The above is a very crude form of the “give and take"—which you will learn
considerably later. To make a turn in place, you should use the turn on the
forehand which is easier than the turn on the haunches. If you wish to turn on the
forehand, ...
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These are “following arms" and “give and take.” Following arms. Once contact
has been established then, in order not to abuse the horse's mouth, the rider's
arms must follow the balancing gestures of the horse's neck and head at the walk
and ...
These are “following arms" and “give and take.” Following arms. Once contact
has been established then, in order not to abuse the horse's mouth, the rider's
arms must follow the balancing gestures of the horse's neck and head at the walk
and ...
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CHAPTER PAGE WHAT THIS Book Is AbouT AND How to USE | 1 |
IMAGINE YOU ARE A HoRSE | 13 |
THE SEARCH FoR BALANCE | 29 |
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| Titel | Commonsense Horsemanship: A Distinct Method of Riding and Schooling Horses and of Learning to Ride |
| Autor | Vladimir S. Littauer |
| Ausgabe | 2, illustriert, überarbeitet |
| Verlag | Arco, 1974 |
| Original von | die University of Virginia |
| Digitalisiert | 5. Sept. 2008 |
| ISBN | 0668026022, 9780668026024 |
| Länge | 370 Seiten |
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