Tern
Well-Known Member
I feel very stupid for asking this question..
How do I engage the hindquarters? I mean they are definitely moving but that isn't engaging. I have been told numerous times that if I can get my mare's hindquarters engaged then her coming onto the correct outline will be what she does 'naturally' somehow.. However, I don't feel that this certain welsh wants to be very natural.
Anyway, how would I 'engage the hindquarters' and is it true that it will help her form a correct outline rather than typical welshie lock of the neck and just tuck my head in when signal is given rather than doing it properly..
How do I engage the hindquarters? I mean they are definitely moving but that isn't engaging. I have been told numerous times that if I can get my mare's hindquarters engaged then her coming onto the correct outline will be what she does 'naturally' somehow.. However, I don't feel that this certain welsh wants to be very natural.
Anyway, how would I 'engage the hindquarters' and is it true that it will help her form a correct outline rather than typical welshie lock of the neck and just tuck my head in when signal is given rather than doing it properly..