Busybusybusy
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I am riding a horse for someone, whilst my boy is at Rockley growing new feet. This horse bronked his owner off & she broke her knee in the fall. This horse bucks when he goes into canter and so far on one rein he's just bucked then carried on in canter, but on the other rein he's gone straight into full rodeo mode, head between knees, bronking right across the field, I came off and ended up with whiplash & concussion. Have been riding him since in walk & trot & schooling him. Took him to dressage (just walk trot tests) yesterday and he was great - came second in the intro a and won the intro b.
Have entered to do intro & prelim next week so of course need to be working on his canter as I really do not want a rodeo performance again. So any suggestions as to how to stop him bucking every time he goes into canter and also how to stop the bronking if it starts?
I have put a d ring handle on the saddle so that I have something to hang on to, he's had back & saddle checked.
Any suggestions would be very helpful.
Here he is doing his test:
Have entered to do intro & prelim next week so of course need to be working on his canter as I really do not want a rodeo performance again. So any suggestions as to how to stop him bucking every time he goes into canter and also how to stop the bronking if it starts?
I have put a d ring handle on the saddle so that I have something to hang on to, he's had back & saddle checked.
Any suggestions would be very helpful.
Here he is doing his test: