On both sides of its body, the horse is asked to bend in laterally, to step under the point of weight and to move forward down.
The circle has to be round:
A horse that is not corrected for its natural crookedness and the natural balance, will fall on the inside shoulder or over the outside shoulder.
The exercise “hindquarter in”, also called travers, is the second most important corner stone in the Academic Art of Riding.
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