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I enjoyed that article too and mean to teach my horse to do it.
Laney

Amber Roberts wrote:
> Vchorsegal@xxxxxxx wrote:
> > */ I like the fact that I can use a very light hand to stop or rate 
> > them, and I don't have to spin them, as in a one rein stop/*
> There is a very interesting article in the January issue of Western 
> Horseman about the one-rein stop vs the Cavalry stop.  After reading 
> that, I started practicing the Cavalry stop with my new horse and it 
> works beautifully.  I'll continue with lateral flexion and the one-rein 
> stop so he doesn't forget that, but I plan on using the Cavalry stop 
> more.  With it, the horse and rider remain straight.  Basically you 
> leave one rein in the normal riding position and lift the opposite rein 
> straight up.  Depending on the lift, it either slows the horse or stops 
> the horse.  After practicing, the lift is not as exaggerated.  Good 
> article to read.
>
> Amber


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