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HOW TO GET THE HORSE ROUND (and stretch) - Tash TV Episode 10

4,879 views · Published 24 May 2012 · 6:28 · Indexed 7 October 2026

Channel: YourRidingSuccess · 2012 · Sports

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In this video, Natasha discusses how to get the horse round that has curled it's head under too far. So how do you do it? You need to connect the horses leg to your hands, but only just. In fact step 1 is to just use legs and get the horse moving forward.

The horse that curls is just evading the bit. Get your legs on and get the horse to come out more into the contact and then just lengthen your wrists ever so slightly.

Keep in mind the new expression, ride the back to front, not the front to back which is what a lot of riders do. Enjoy this episode as Natasha explains it in detail.

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