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Date Posted: 18:47:01 12/19/03 Fri
Author: Jenni
Author Host/IP: 216.75.186.197
Subject: :-) Re: Tips for a intermediate rider
In reply to: Marie 's message, "Tips for a intermediate rider" on 16:34:58 11/20/03 Thu

Set up a jump on the wall. When you approach it the only way your horse can run out is to the inside, so use ur outside leg and rein to drive him in to it, set him up in the middle of the jump and GO with him, letting him jump it as you fold into 2 point.

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