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This Volume introduces you to a complete Tennessee Walking Horse.
Strong points, weak points, known genetic faults of Walking Horses
How to evaluate your horse in buying or just knowing your horse's abilities based on conformation.
Longeing, and gait correction at the lunge.
Suggested Tack, and Bits,
90-minutes of valuable information and directions

DRESSAGE is the French word for
"Training"
When applied to the Gaited horse simply means, teaching you and the horse from the
basics to advanced levels a solid foundation to it's inherent gait.

Jennie has translated these trotting techniques and applied those theories of
horsemanship to the gaited horse so it can do whatever activity you want to eventually do.
Whether for pleasure, showing or versatility.

You will be able to do all of these activities with the four beat gait it was bred to do.
Starting with bits that will encourage your horse to shake it's head liberally and
deliberately, and how to properly use your reins in hand, Teaching the horse to
leg yield from the ground and then from the back of the horse, squaring up the
pacey horse and lengthening the square moving horse without gimmicks. Using Leg
yielding, proper hands and seat. Preparing the horse for the next level,
cantering and much more.

The art of correctly cantering with gaited horses has been for a long time a
mystery and a frustration to many.

In this Volume Jennie teaches in a clinic setting first time riders and horses
how to correctly canter for the first time out.

This Volume sets the foundational work for more advance cantering movements such as:
Canter Cues, The Collected Canter, The Extended Canter, The Counter Canter and finally, Flying Lead Changes and Tempe Changes.

Keeping in mind, cantering a gaited horse is somewhat different than the trotting horse,
conformational qualities must be taken in consideration because they are gaited.

Learn what those are and how to understand the mechanics of gaited horses.

In this DVD Series filmed in a clinic setting, Jennie takes us through working towards Collection.
We will work on foundation steps of the Training Scale Pyramid Rhythm, Suppleness, Contact, Impulsion and finally Collection
This is accomplished with correctly initiating and developing; Pivot of The Forehand, Leg Yield, Shoulder In and Shoulder Fore.Mastering these movements prepare us for the next tiers of Straightness and Collection.

Focusing yours and your horse's attention to these movements brings about a collaborative connection in horse and rider which becomes as Jennie describes "A Dance Between Horse and Rider."

By watching various riders and horses at different stages of development, you may find a level which you may be on and hone into the problems or difficulties in working through what you and your horse may be stuck on.Watch as these horse/rider combos grow and improve in their carriage developing into calmer, rounder and supple rides.

The Benchmark of any great Trainer or Clinician
is:

CAN THEY DO WITH PRECISION WHAT THEY TEACH?
CAN THEY SUCCESSFULLY TEACH WHAT THEY DO?

                                           Jennie Jackson
                                                         is
                            The Gaited Horse Clinician's Clinician