When working with a younger horse, the big circle is your friend when you start guiding them into collection. 🌟 Instead of focusing on reins, let the circle do the work. The shape encourages the horse to stay with you, while you can use your driving aids to keep them forward without letting the speed take over. The circle gives you more control, keeping your horse relaxed and through the body while working towards that perfect canter. And remember, the key is maintaining that steady rhythm, let

Ever had that moment where you ask for contact… and your horse answers with a negative reaction? 😬 The temptation is to “hold it” in front. But that usually creates more tension, more resistance, and an even heavier feel. What I want instead: ride THROUGH it into the bridle. ✅ Keep your hand forward (don’t work backwards) ✅ Add leg so the energy goes from hind leg → body → hand ✅ If it gets sticky: make a simple transition, go forward again, and let the back loosen ✅ Give a short stretch break

I show you the steps for bridling a difficult hard to bridle horse and at the end of the video he bridles much easier. | Tim Anderson Horse Training

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