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Drills
TurnNBurn-3Barrels
Reg. Sep 2008
Posted 2020-01-27 4:24 PM
Subject: Drills



I don't want to screw up!


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Hey everyone!

 

I wanted to create a thread where everyone can link, share, or explain their favorite drills that they use. This can be starting training drills, tune up drills, dry work drills, anything!

 

I just love seeing what others use and having a resource to go back to when I run across something that I could try a different or new approach on!

 

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Aggieruns17
Reg. Jul 2017
Posted 2020-01-27 5:49 PM
Subject: RE: Drills


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I love figure 8's - spefically using them to really pick up and flex in the rib cage - I find that the transition between the two circles is a great test on how well they are doing. Very simple, but I notice a huge difference when I work on this with colts particually between 20 and 60 days (and of course they are never too far along to brush up on it!).

 

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run n rate
Reg. Feb 2007
Posted 2020-01-28 12:34 PM
Subject: RE: Drills



Balance Beam and more...


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One of my all time favorite drills was one that Ed Wright gave to us a long time ago,  regular circle, to a counter arc circle, stop and back them with one rein.  I found if that this really made me aware of my hand and leg position and really got my horse fine tuned listening to me if I did it shortly before I made a run too. 

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WYOTurn-n-Burn
Reg. Sep 2004
Posted 2020-01-28 12:46 PM
Subject: RE: Drills



The Bling Princess


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Aggieruns17 - 2020-01-27 5:49 PM


I love figure 8's - spefically using them to really pick up and flex in the rib cage - I find that the transition between the two circles is a great test on how well they are doing. Very simple, but I notice a huge difference when I work on this with colts particually between 20 and 60 days (and of course they are never too far along to brush up on it!).


 


I like figure 8s too. You can do a lot with this one, simple, maneuver.

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