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Title: "There is always a well-known solution to every human problem--neat, plausible, and wrong

Personal opinion here. The best way to teach a young horse pacing and spacing is CTR. There tends not to be as much excitement as an endurance ride and proper pacing is what CTR is all about. If you can get them to pace properly and the - then spacing should come automatically.

Truman

Beverley H. Kane, MD wrote:

What is the best way to teach proper spacing and rating without just pulling
on the reins all the time (given deep seat and upright posture)? Thx.


On 4/8/09 12:37 PM, "Kathy Mayeda" <klmayeda@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

  

learning proper
horse spacing  and rating should become a habit
    

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