
Show Notes
In this episode we are looking at how you can get the most out of a lazy horse. It’s a common problem and we talk about why horses are lazy and what we can do in training to help get the most from them. If you enjoyed this episode then please do share it ! It means the podcast can reach more people and will be able to help them with their training too! 👩💻 You can find me at• Instagram: www.Instagram.com/decomplicatingdressage • Facebook: www.Facebook.com/decomplicatingdressage🌟Need a boost to your training🌟The Training Hub coming soon! www.decomplicatingdressage.com Subscribe to hear new episodes every Friday. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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