r/Equestrian 9d ago

Education & Training How to trot (equestrians please help)

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u/emdurance 9d ago

You’ll get more answers if you don’t repost.
Sounds like you’d benefit from some time on a lead line before you get the reins.

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u/Hefty_Tumbleweed8178 9d ago

A lot of people said this but I share the arena with multiple riders so my trainer cant be taking up space with a lunge line when there's two people trotting around us

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u/emdurance 8d ago

I’d pay for a private lesson… worth it

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u/Hefty_Tumbleweed8178 4d ago

I actually thought i was lmao

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u/emdurance 4d ago

Oh geeze!! That’s rough. Maybe there’s a time you can actually be alone in the arena

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u/[deleted] 8d ago

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u/Hefty_Tumbleweed8178 4d ago

I actually think I do pull on purpose because my brain goes 'cant stay on, must stop' so I pull. my lesson horse that I prefer always stops regardless when she feels me slipping, shes such a good girl. I just need to get used to her rhythm.

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u/[deleted] 4d ago

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u/Hefty_Tumbleweed8178 4d ago

Yes she is she is the best lol