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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ส.ค. 2024
- UK national team rider Gareth Hughes explains how to create expression in the trot. He first shows one of his horse's natural trot, which is not that big and impressive. He then shows how he uses his seat and half halts to add cadence and suspension, which results in a completely different quality in the trot.
This is an extremely interesting exercise for all riders that want to improve the gaits of their horse.
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So amazing，such a huge difference，but how did you do it
He goes into more detail in the longer version of this video, but in this video he mentions using half halts and his seat to encourage the horse to use their hind legs more. It takes time, practice and patience! 😊
The full 5min video is available in Ridely - app.ridely.com/en/videos/exercise/creating-expression-in-the-trot
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BEAUTIFUL EXPRESSION!!! I must know though, how did you cue her to change her natural trot into the expressed one? I would like to work with my arab this way but don't want to confuse her prior to beginning. Meaning, I don't want to see what she can do and then switch up the demands on her. Do you have a video on how to train this properly and from the ground first ect ect???
He mentioned he’s using half halts so the key is high quality half halts on a more developed horse because he is sitting the trot.
Gareth goes into more detail in the longer version of this video. But he mentions using his seat and half halts to encourage the horse to use their hind legs more. A lot of practice and patience, it's not usually something your horse will pick up on straight away!
The full 5min video is available in Ridely - app.ridely.com/en/videos/exercise/creating-expression-in-the-trot
But how doing with new horses?
It takes time to train cadence and expression into the trot. But you can start by incorporating half halts and your seat to work on engagement of the horse's hind legs. 🐴