This message is from: Carol <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Larson wrote: > > This message is from: "Larson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > I have really enjoyed the discussion on Reining, especially some of Gayle > Ware's comments. She describes the concept of "loose rein" extremely well. > Many reining trainers refer to it as "throwing the reins away". It's an apt > description. I have been in love with reining for many years and can spend > hours watching my husband train. The fluid movement and the near > "telepathy" between rider and horse is a sight to behold. My husband is > fond of saying a reiner's cues are the riders mind and his butt. > > Someone mentioned curb bits in reining. There are also snaffle bit > competitions (three and under) and hackamore competitions. > > If you have the opportunity to watch them, do so. It's really art in > motion, much like dressage.
Hi to anyone who can help me with teaching neck reining. My horse only does right-left and since I ride her western, I would like to have her neckrein. So I need some how-to information to go about teaching her. I also want to take this time to thank all of you for helping me with my questions. Carol M. On Golden Pond Siren, WI
