Trainer Bettina Hoy coaches a rider on Luke 140 through canter and trot transitions, focusing on light rein contact, core engagement, and using the outside shoulder to guide the horse. Key cues include widening the outside rein, keeping the left leg steady, and letting the horse balance itself rather than over-holding.
Chapters
Yeah. And canter. Now keep that contact with fingers, toes. Contact wide up from outside. Better. That was your best. Come, go, go, go. Feel that inside hind leg. The activity there now. But that's what you want to have. Every single can. Get that outside shoulder in. Morning. Morning. It's Gretchen and George, of course, with the head and the sunglasses. How are you? Left shoulder over to the right. Got to get him straight. Keep your fingers closed. Put your body against it. It's not your hands. You've got to put your. Your core against it. Left leg. You have to keep that in place. Otherw losing him. Now push it. Now push it to the trot. One small back. Slow. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Way on that line. You got to get the shoulder and you're relaxing that contact. And remind him every now and then you're not holding him in place. He's got to learn to do that himself. Come back. It. Make him go this way. Close both of your legs. And that.