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relax, start to swing, and then we can use our seat to influence his movement. So again, if we don’t first adjust to him, he won’t adjust to us. Here are more “for instances.” If you don’t focus, your horse won’t focus. If you don’t strive for consistency in your aids, your horse won’t be consistent in its responses. If you don’t balance, your horse won’t balance. HURRAY. – I have found an exception to the principle which would turn the principle into a rule! Here it is. If you don’t take charge, your horse will!
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