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Help the horse approach a jump straight during a sequence.

Work on the precision of the track, boldness, and the horse's stride length during bounce jumps.

Work on gait variations at the trot between ground poles.

Straightness Improve jumping technique

Bending, direction, horse's posture, mechanization, maintaining rhythm at the canter.

Work on effectively executing options with balance and precision

Perfect the horse's movements

Mechanize the horse and develop its boldness

Achieve straightness and bending

Prepare your transitions and maintain a consistent rhythm across different gaits.

to have a responsive horse; pace the trot; achieve transitions in relaxation and bending

Work on the sequence of circles, ground poles, and cavalettis.

Control the horse's direction and pace on a diagonal to train for a jumping competition.

Achieve a calm, relaxed, supple, and straight horse.

Work on curves while maintaining good balance

Lateral movement and precision

Chain a leg-yield and a shoulder-in

Chain small setups and approach a cavaletti at an angle.

Control upward and downward paces.

Control the pace on a complex course.

Lengthen and shorten the gait.

Work on the horse's suppleness and improve the trot's bounce

Chain ground poles and perform small circles.

Work on lead changes and bending.

Maintain a steady pace over ground poles / navigate tight turns.

Control of the course and change of pace.

Work on bending and straightness, reactivity, balance, and transitions.

To have a calm horse over the poles.

Improve the quality of close transitions in balance.

Alternate between bending and straightening

To have a calm horse that is utilized without rushing

pikking up there feet

To work on straightness, bending, canter transitions, engagement, and rhythm.

To have a horse that is attentive to your aids and maintains a steady rhythm.

Straightness, calmness, and rider position

To supple the horse, improve hindquarter engagement, and increase stride length.

To stay consistent in the gaits and achieve neat transitions with a focus on encouraging the horse t...

Lateral displacement of the shoulders