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Forward Riding Series Part 26 - Learning to Jump Part 5 - Jumping a Line

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Part 26 of Susan Deal’s "Forward Riding Series - Exercises for a Rider's First Year"

Before the young or beginning student can move on to course work, Susan Deal introduces her to jumping a line. The rider starts by trotting into the line and cantering out working up to cantering both elements. As the focus for the rider is straightness, Susan uses flower boxes and shrubs as guides at each end of the arena.

RunningTime: 5 minutes and 9 seconds

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Susan Deal - Click here to view her bio and other topics
Riley Hogan
Taffy

Grovespring Farm owned by Susan Deal - Visit their website at: grovespringfarm.com

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