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- Lesson Plan 3 - Beginner -

Objective: learn motion for posting trot, gain experience in turning and learning how to more effectively halt a horse; gain balance in a saddle
  1. Tack up English
  2. Mount up, adjust stirrups as needed
  3. Walk on rail to warm horse up
  4. Start and stop at letters placed around the arena on the rails
  5. Start, stop, back, and halt again at each letter
  6. Walk over poles
  7. Practice turning in small circles - using a large traffic cone helps to maintain a round circle, used as the centerpiece
  8. Learn to turn the horse while backing up
  9. Come to center and halt
  10. Stand and sit in the saddle at the halt
  11. Stand and sit in the saddle at the walk, on the rail
  12. Stand at the walk, holding the saddle if needed (instructor leading horse)
  13. Sitting trot horse for half the arena, then sit and walk
  14. Stand and sit at the walk for one round around the arena
  15. Posting trot for half the arena (instructor leading horse)
  16. Sit and walk
  17. Posting trot/walk transitions several more times
  18. Walk without stirrups
  19. Walk over poles without stirrups
  20. Weave in and out of cones without stirrups
  21. Dismount, exit arena, untack horse

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