Handling Hooves Safely
…your hand around the back of the leg, keeping your thumb close to the rest of the hand. Don’t wrap your thumb around one way and your hand the other…
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Postcard: Gladstone Driving Event 2004
…to alternate with Beverly in driving her 14.1-hand Morgan. But Suzy is aiming at the 2005 world championships, so she’s the only one competing with the mare now. Though Suzy…
U.S. Takes Fourth Place at 2013 FEI World Driving Championships for Pairs
…to Zoltan Lazar from Hungary with a score of 136.27. To learn more about the 2013 FEI World Driving Championships for Pairs visit; Follow the 2013 U.S. Driving Team here….
Postcard: 2006 Garden State Combined Driving
…applied to settle a dispute in combined driving. Garden State Combined Driving Event winners Scott Monroe and Shadow | ? 2006 by Nancy Jaffer Scott Monroe, defending his 2005 National…
Boyd Exell Sets World Driving Record at 2010 WEG
…applause. That was more than two points better than the previous record of 32.13, set by the USA’s Chester Weber at the last World Four-in-Hand World Championship in the Netherlands…
Driving Road Safety Series: Planning Ahead
…signals. Executed as follows, your hand signals will be clear, leaving no doubt of your intentions. Prior to signaling, put the whip in your right hand along with the reins….
Putting Movement Together (Part II)
…you can change tools to the opposite hand. This will give you a new “leading” hand (the hand with the lead rope) and a new “driving” hand (the hand with…
Handt Named U.S. Para-Equestrian Dressage Chef d?Equipe/Technical Advisor
…Committee, and USEF Para-Equestrian High Performance Committee recommended Handt for this position. Kai Handt | Photo Copyright USEF Archive Handt (Wylie, Texas) has a great depth of experience in the…
Dallying with Clay O’Brien Cooper
…you come down to the horn with your right hand, your left hand is up away from the saddle horn and the right hand is coming down to the horn….
Ask the Experts: Developing Trust in Your Hand
…a real trust issue here. Your horse must have complete trust in your hand, and, of course, your hands must be worthy of that trust. She must not feel that…