Falling out through the right shoulder in right rein into a jump

[MummyEms]

So please let me know all of your go to solutions.

My best friend is a 16hh RoR...
We came 2nd in our jump off yesterday by 0.3 of a second. So proud of her. We would have easily won if her right turns were better. Left are brilliant.
Had her 5 years, done a bit of everything. Well a lot of everything many times really

She's fit, well, happy healthy, every thing checked. We have lessons with Barrett Watson when I get time.

I hack a lot with my daughters and we love beach rides, forest rides the most.
I do not school much! Well not in am arena but lots out hacking including leg yields etc. Stretching, collection etc


I'll attach her pic. Would love to hear how people improved their right turns in canter. Even on trot at times, when she's excited.

 

[humblepie]

Commenting slightly to make sure it goes up the thread but possibly one to get an instructor to actually look to see what is going on. I think personally I would be practising over poles on the ground and playing around with the canter. You can use poles to help you stay on the circle of the turn as well as going over a pole. My ex racehorse who I show jumped had very much her own style which was rather reminiscent of an old-fashioned jumping pony and pretty much point and fire but she was only 15.2 and very nippy. PS, well done on your second place

 

[MummyEms]

Commenting slightly to make sure it goes up the thread but possibly one to get an instructor to actually look to see what is going on. I think personally I would be practising over poles on the ground and playing around with the canter. You can use poles to help you stay on the circle of the turn as well as going over a pole. My ex racehorse who I show jumped had very much her own style which was rather reminiscent of an old-fashioned jumping pony and pretty much point and fire but she was only 15.2 and very nippy. PS, well done on your second place

Yes mine is exactly like yours!!