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Chapter 13
Readiness to Ride/Longeing
How soon after saddling is the horse safe to ride?
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Line Longeing without containment 4
This video further refines the technique of short line longeing. Here, the slow canter is introduced.
Line Longeing without Containment 3
Further refinement of the line longeing technique without containment in a round pen or arena. This is a crucial...
Line Longeing without containment Part 2
Continuation of Part 1. Very important information.
Line longeing without containment 1
Learning the art of line longeing is crucial to teach respect and begin a drama-free trail ride. This video...
Round pen line longeing “Eeyore”
Round pen line longeing is the single most important technique to learn. All amateur owners/trainers should perfect this technique!
Free longeing with reinforcement “Diesel”
Reinforce training at the conclusion of the longeing session by having the horse follow you without a lead rope.
Round Pen Handler Guided “Eeyore”
Round pen longeing without a line, guided by the handler.
Round Pen Free Longeing
This video demonstrates early round pen free longeing. Horse and handler learn the basics.
13 Readiness to ride/Longeing
Evaluates the horse's demeanor prior to starting trail ride.