Hindquarter-in can only arise from a perfect shoulder in. This last exercise should therefore first be comfortable to the horse, before teaching the hindquarter-in.
Hindquarter-in is first trained in hand before riding.
Hindquarter-in can only arise from a perfect shoulder in. This last exercise should therefore first be comfortable to the horse, before teaching the hindquarter-in.
Hindquarter-in is first trained in hand before riding.
The rider guides the horse in hindquarter-in mainly using the outside leg and inside rein, the so-called ‘’traversal’’ aids.