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As long as all pain related avenues have been covered would it be worth getting the instructor to try and ride her at a competition or...

One of the exercises my instructor (classical) gave me was to go on the easier rein, flexion to the outside and - if in trot - go on the...

Full competition record here: https://britishdressage.online/rider_results/34749 Horse in question a 6yo this time, was competing at...

I have a very similar issue with left rein stiffness on walk to trot transitions. What is helping at the moment is an extended warm up...

He's been trotted up by the vet almost monthly since he had that chip removed, he's 100% fully sound to the point that my vet is...

Ahh ok, in that case I'll ping her a message - thanks both!

Speaking as an instructor it wouldn't bother me in the slightest to be asked for a one off to help before you're ready to have regular...

I imagine it's a quiet time for a lot of trainers as people decide they just can't be bothered with the weather and being short of cash...

I have looked into it but any within an hour or me seem to be £70 or thereabouts, which I don't have spare right now. That's almost 2...

I know from your posts you do check everything so it is probably remembered pain/discomfort/weakness and didn't mean to imply you hadn't...

I will definitely give it a go, thank you! I haven't done a huge amount of canter 'schooling' with him yet after his surgery as I...

Goes beautifully on the lunge, had saddle fitter in Dec, equal on the flexion/lateral work when we do groundwork, has monthly...

Dex is rather 'stiff' on the left rein, I put quotations as he's not physically stiff as he he is equally mobile on both sides for his...

Dex started to eat fencing at the yard so I put him on a vits and mins supplement, only a cheap one, and it stopped - recently took him...

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