
Basic Training of the Young Horse
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- Intro
- Title
- Contents
- Remembering Dr Reiner Klimke
- Basic Education - Of the Young Horse
- The aim of basic training
- The handling and education of young horses
- Education begins as a foal
- How old should a horse be to start ridden work?
- The transition from field to stable
- Observing the horse
- Getting the horse used to saddle and bridle
- Leading in hand
- Lungeing - And Free Schooling
- Groundwork
- The first stage of lungeing
- Lunge equipment
- Using the aids
- Lungeing before the initial mounting and riding
- We make progress
- Free-schooling in the indoor arena
- Training - Under Saddle
- First and second year
- Riding for the first time
- The development of basic training
- Planning a ridden session
- Suppling exercises in the first year
- Collecting exercises in the second year
- Practical experience
- Controlling the working environment
- Developing Impulsion - From Suppleness
- Learning the aids
- How the aids work
- Obedience to the forward-driving aids
- Establishing a contact (use of the poll)
- Obedience to the aids for lateral movement
- Riding on curved lines
- Riding on curved lines
- Full and half-halts
- Rein-back
- The Basic Gaits - Assessment and Improvement
- The basics
- Riding straight - the natural crookedness of the horse
- Improving the basic gaits
- Trot
- Canter
- Walk
- The effect of conformation on basic training
- The effect of temperament on basic training
- Cavalletti Work - With and Without the Rider
- Cavalletti work with the young horse
- How it began
- Theory
- Practical equipment
- On the lunge
- Cavalletti work under the rider on straight lines
- Different cavalletti layouts
- Cavalletti work under the rider on curved lines
- Jumping Training
- Jumping without a rider
- Free-jumping in the first year of training
- The goals
- Methods
- Tips for the best way of developing training
- Jumping with a rider
- Requirements
- The first jump on the long side
- Gymnastic jumping with cavalletti - gridwork
- Example 3
- Jumping single obstacles
- Jumping grids and combinations
- Jumping a simple course
- Problems and tips for solving them
- Cross-Country Training
- Getting used to the great outdoors
- Rules
- Equipment
- The first hack
- Suppling exercises when you hack
- Riding up and down hills
- The first natural obstacle
- Jumping with a lead horse
- Getting used to water
- Jumping steps
- Jumping down two steps
- Jumping on and off banks
- Jumping in and out of water
- Stairs and drop jumps
- Jumping in and out of water
- Ditches
- Other obstacles
- Hedges
- Narrow fences
- Corners
- Combinations
- Narrow brush fences
- Preparing - For the First Competition
- Tips for the first competition
- Preparing for all eventualities
- Keeping calm before the start
- Coping with competition atmosphere
- Training plan from basic training to the first competition
- First month (September)
- Second month (October)
- Third month (November)
- Fourth month (December)
- Fifth month (January)
- Sixth month (February)
- Seventh month (March)
- Eighth month (April)
- Ninth month (May)
- Tenth month (June) to end of competition season
- Good luck!
- Appendix - Saving the Best Till Last
- The horses
- Index
- Copyright
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