Hacking
New Here?Preparation for successful hacking
Some top hacking tips to think about before you head out with your horse. For more hacking tips, examples and problem solving, head to the solve section of the websiteUnderstanding BehaviourWelfareRiddenProblemsPreparation for successful hacking
Some top hacking tips to think about before you head out with your horse. For more hacking tips, examples and problem solving, head to the solve section of the website
Starting off road hacking
Starting hacking off road along tracks is safe and encourages your horse to travel forward
Introducing a horse to road hacking part 1
Choosing a quiet, known route is key to introducing a horse to road hacking
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The Key Exercise that Unlocks Your Horse
This movement really is the Key to overcoming ridden issues
Hacking a 4yo stallion out for the first time
This is Day 9 of our starting process with a 4yo stallion and his fifth ride. This is the second time out round the farm tracks and the first time in the arena. There are some great tips for hacking, controlling speed and an exercise for familiarising a horse in a new arena.
Teaching mental restraint with an excitable international event horse
In this demo, I explain what I mean by mental restraint and how I came up with the concept. We then have a short clip of a recent demonstration where I was working with 5* Eventer, Lauren Innes, and her 5* horse, Flipper. Flipper struggles with the dressage phase in the high octane atmospheres at Badminton and Burghley.
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