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THM27- The 4-Corners Rule
 When introducing a horse to my arena, I always do groundwork in all four corners and midway along each side.Horses often have spots they find un comfortable, where they may spook or avoid. By working these areas on the ground until the horse is relaxed, I reduce the chances of issues under saddle.
What do you do to help your horse feel at ease in a new area before riding?
If you found this tip helpful, share it with your friends—it helps them and supports my work!
THM27- The 4-Corners Rule
 When introducing a horse to my arena, I always do groundwork in all four corners and midway along each side.Horses often have spots they find un comfortable, where they may spook or avoid. By working these areas on the ground until the horse is relaxed, I reduce the chances of issues under saddle.
What do you do to help your horse feel at ease in a new area before riding?
If you found this tip helpful, share it with your friends—it helps them and supports my work!
THM27- The 4-Corners Rule
 When introducing a horse to my arena, I always do groundwork in all four corners and midway along each side.Horses often have spots they find un comfortable, where they may spook or avoid. By working these areas on the ground until the horse is relaxed, I reduce the chances of issues under saddle.
What do you do to help your horse feel at ease in a new area before riding?
If you found this tip helpful, share it with your friends—it helps them and supports my work!
THM27- The 4-Corners Rule
 When introducing a horse to my arena, I always do groundwork in all four corners and midway along each side.Horses often have spots they find un comfortable, where they may spook or avoid. By working these areas on the ground until the horse is relaxed, I reduce the chances of issues under saddle.
What do you do to help your horse feel at ease in a new area before riding?
If you found this tip helpful, share it with your friends—it helps them and supports my work!
THM27- The 4-Corners Rule
 When introducing a horse to my arena, I always do groundwork in all four corners and midway along each side.Horses often have spots they find un comfortable, where they may spook or avoid. By working these areas on the ground until the horse is relaxed, I reduce the chances of issues under saddle.
What do you do to help your horse feel at ease in a new area before riding?
If you found this tip helpful, share it with your friends—it helps them and supports my work!
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