Better Safer Trail Rides Start With These Foundational Skills

Jack Curtis At Southern Equine Expo. If you have ever trail-ridden your horse, you know that you need to be prepared for the inevitable... The second video on applying dressage, and horsemanship principles to the trail is here. In this video, you will learn concepts that will help you get down the trail safely. Jack shares important things like;
***How to become an asset to your horse in a variety of situations.
***Why forward above all is so important.
***The way you use your leg and rein is vital to the proper balance and response.
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Thanks for being here and watching!❤❤❤

[@TheClayone]

He sure is a talented teacher to use a simple, easy explanation and demonstration.❤

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Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@AshleyChance-k5f]

Learning the impact of 'how soon' vs 'how little' was a revelation to me!

[@ArtOfTheHorseman]

Good to hear! It’s way to find balance in your approach, thanks for watching!

[@JessicaShmitt]

Love the clarification of the “how soon and how little,” and backing off.

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Thanks for watching!

[@PONYHEAVEN]

A gold mine of tools. An organic horse rider couple to watch.

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Thanks for watching!

[@randallmacdonald7602]

Like the explanation of how little do I need to get the horse to respond. I suspect that builds good riding techniques and habits and tunes you in to your horse.

[@ArtOfTheHorseman]

Glad you found that helpful! Thanks for watching!

[@celinelenoir9715]

oh i love the squeeze = go up, I understood something very important, thanks

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You’re welcome!

[@PONYHEAVEN]

True mastership. No theory talk.

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Thanks for watching!

[@bsnhilow]

It looks so effortless! Goals!!

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Thanks for watching!

[@PONYHEAVEN]

This is G O L D.

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Thank you much appreciated!

[@AllenWalton-d3l]

Very well explained, nice to see a horse in the double bridle!

[@ArtOfTheHorseman]

Glad you liked it!❤️🐴❤️

[@Upunda]

Excellent instruction 🙌

[@ArtOfTheHorseman]

Glad it was helpful!

[@deanngabrick2666]

This is really helpful!

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Glad you found it helpful!

[@TroyReinholdt-fz2ds]

I've watched at least twice great job! I love the 'Wave' perfect description. Your fun to watch and listen too. For me it doesn't matter your discipline preference riding is riding and all can benefit from your demonstration and explanations. Thanks for your videos

[@ArtOfTheHorseman]

I appreciate that! We can learn great things from anybody regardless of their costume or attire. For me, it’s about good horsemanship because that is what will help people and horses out!😀 Thanks again!

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Glad you liked it!

[@peppermint6720]

May I ask about your horse? He looks just amazing. Your relationship and training obviously made him this way but just beautiful. What’s his breed and how long you trained him, any story about his upbringing? ❤

[@ArtOfTheHorseman]

Thank you for your kind words! I have had him for about 10 years, and brought him along doing a variety of things, from working cattle, to trail riding through Prix St. George dressage. He is an Appaloosa believe it or not. No spots!😆

[@peppermint6720]

@@ArtOfTheHorseman Wow, Appaloosa and an incredible all rounder. Thank you so much for sharing the story 😍❤️