Confusion
Thoughtful feel and timing, with a consistent attitude and approach. Eliminates unnecessary confusion for the horse. -Jim Hicks
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The riders responsibility, is to search for what the horse needs out of this deal. -Jim Hicks
Needs
The questions. Are you willing to change to meet the needs of the horse? Do you expect the horse to change to meet your needs? Why is this important to know? The rider needs to be clear on which point of view they are working towards. -Jim Hicks
Ability
The quality of the lateral movement , depends on the rider’s ability to shape the energy ,on a specific line of travel . – Jim Hicks
Trust
Trust is not an entitlement. Trust is something that must be thoughtfully earned, each day with every interaction. – Jim Hicks
Jim Hicks Q & A “Bending”
Continued Q & A With Jim Hicks Q-When does bending become counterproductive and overused? A- Most people’s idea about bend is that it is all about the head and the neck. The problem is that when only the head and neck are bent,, it causes the outside shoulder to bulge with the majority of weight
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The Pony Sage
New page on facebook celebrating the children’s equstrian program at Sage Creek Equestrian. “The Pony Sage” The Pony Sage features Roster Low Boy Cogburn Q & A Children’s Articles Discussions relating to children’s needs Photos Events Pony Play Days Private Lessons Pony Camps Ridding Principles School The children’s program is taught by John
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Kids to Center Line
It’s been a fun season continuing my education and being able share that with the kids I teach. I was able to experience riding a school master, River Shadow a Friesian Quarter Cross FEI horse. Taking him down the center line was thrilling. I am grateful to have earned two of my Bronze Medal Scores,
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