Solving Flatwork Problems by Jane Wallace
Practical advice on how to correct everyday schooling problems in horses and ponies. Chapters include laziness and excitability, leaning and overbending, hollowing and pulling, tail swishing, and shying.
Solving Flatwork Problems
Solving Flatwork Problems
Summary
This illustrated guide aims to solve the problems that riders may encounter while working on the flat. It explains how to deal with laziness, stiffness, one-sidedness, pulling, shying, excitability, tenseness, anticipation, cantering problems and much more.
Solving Flatwork Problems Summary
About Jane Wallace
Jane Wallace rode many of the top show ponies of the 1960s, winning at all the major shows including the Horse of the Year Show and Dublin Show. In 1989 Jane won the Individual Silver Medal at the European Championships at Burghley and was ranked 3rd lady rider in the world. Jane was a highly regarded hunter judge, judging at the major shows including The Horse of the Year Show. She teaches and gives lectures/demonstrations in England and abroad.
Table of Contents
Introduction Tenseness and excitability Not going forward Laziness Crookedness Shortening stride Running through the rider's hand Stiffness Falling in One-sidedness leaning/on the forehand Overbending Pulling Hollowing Crossing jaw Faulty canter strike off Four-time canter Disunited canter Shying Tail swishing Final thought
Additional information
GOR001179588
9781872082431
1872082432
Solving Flatwork Problems by Jane Wallace
Used - Very Good
Paperback
Quiller Publishing Ltd
19980201
24
N/A
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