It’s Official–Morgan Four-in-Hand Team to Compete at 2010 WEG
August 19, 2010–A four-in-hand team of black Morgan geldings, driven by David Saunders, will represent the United States at the World Equestrian Games (WEG) in September!…
August 19, 2010–A four-in-hand team of black Morgan geldings, driven by David Saunders, will represent the United States at the World Equestrian Games (WEG) in September!…
…your hands are free. Place one hand on the side of your horse’s face and one hand on his shoulder. Begin by rubbing your horse in these two hand positions,…
…hand and rest that hand on your horse’s withers or somewhere comfortable. 1? Gently take your free hand toward your horse’s tail a few times. How much of your body…
…in his neck, he was either hanging on your hands and leaning on the forehand or was not bending and picking up his rib cage before the stretch. 2. If…
…so well they don’t have to pitch a fit, like the 13.2-hand pony who discovered she had an altitude advantage over her pint-sized handler when she raised her head. But…
…Medal in the Four-In-Hand Driving World Championship on Saturday at the 2002 World Equestrian Games in Jerez de la Frontera, Spain. Until now the best finish for a U.S. Four-In-Hand…
…hand-a hand that is sensitively following the horse’s movement. There are times when riders must widen their hands briefly. For example, if a horse comes above the bit or if…
…reins up and over the horse’s head and holds the end close to the bit in her right hand the other end in her left hand. She also has run…
…the poll and the energy is received without any resistance in the hand. What next? I use the term “qualify” to explain what happens when the energy reaches your hand….
…hand. As the horse lands and you are continuing on to the next jump, your right hand can easily find the lead by reaching for the left-hand coil and sliding…