Forward Riding Series Part 2 - The First Lesson for a Beginner Rider
VIDEO DESCRIPTION
Part 2 of Susan Deal's "Forward Riding Series - Exercises for a Rider's First Year"
Join USHJA certified trainer, Susan Deal, as she gives young students their first lesson on a horse and starts them on the path of proper position and correct horsemanship. In this video Susan, with her upbeat, encouraging style, shows us her methods for starting a beginner equestrian off right by covering stirrup and girth adjustments, mounting, picking up the reins, proper position, and basic rein aids. The exercises she uses are designed to get the rider comfortable in the saddle.
Running Time: 18 minutes and 58 seconds
VIDEO CREDITS
Susan Deal - Click here to view her bio and other topics
Grayson Snead
Hattie Brown
“Flash”
“Inspector Gadget”
Grovespring Farm owned by Susan Deal - Visit their website at: grovespringfarm.com
Equine activities can be hazardous and may subject participants to injury. Neither Equestrian Coach, LLC nor Susan Deal assume liability for your activities. This program provides general instructions and techniques that may not be suitable for everyone. No warranty is given regarding suitability of these instructions to the viewer.
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