Management of a horse seems simple only until the person does not pass from the theory to practice. And at this moment everything absolutely changes. Nearly the first problem which beginners face after they could get into a saddle and moves out from the place – how to stop a horse.
Instruction
1. Remember the basic rule: it is impossible to try to stop a horse, having very much pulled on themselves reins. It is the main mistake which is made practically by all. It is rather simple to pull them on itself. Otherwise you cause to an animal excess inconvenience, at the same time without having achieved the necessary result.
2. Do not use only an occasion. Not each trainer pays the enhanced attention to it, but one of the principles of management of a horse is that any team, besides use of reins, assumes still any action from the rider. In case you want to stop a horse, it is necessary to involve also shenkelya, having pressed them to sides of a horse stronger. Do not try to press through them her skin, it is rather simple to lower below a heel, and the horse will feel pressing strengthening. At the same time move the center of gravity slightly back, having leaned back at the expense of a deflection in a waist, and develop shoulders (better if your bearing remains ideal constantly).
3. Pay attention to position of hands. They should not be too highly lifted or lowered, they cannot be crossed or pushed too forward, it is forbidden to bend brushes. There is only one situation in which between you and a horse through reins the painless contact can be come, and you should remember it until deduction of this position becomes automatism. It is necessary to focus on the line from an elbow to trenzelya: it has to be a straight line.
4. Calm down and grouped if the horse suddenly incurred. Only after that begin to apply ways of an ostanovlivaniye of a horse known to you. You should not use a switch needlessly, especially if the horse just was frightened. Moreover, in this situation concentrate not on stopping a horse, and on keeping in a saddle, especially if classes are in the hall: shortly she also will drop from gallop into a walk.