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Model of Progression |
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The
Model of Progression puts the working relationship between horse and handler into a practical context from ground work through riding. The model provides a framework for assessment of the application of skills and understanding of the natural equine laws. |
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Riding |
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Mounting and Moving |
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Preparing to Ride |
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Free up feet through 4 gaits, (up/down) 180/360 Change of direction (front/hind quarters) Back Front/hind quarter yields during walk/trot |
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Ground Work |
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Mounting Lateral and poll flexion Moving each foot independently at request Leave / Halt Change of direction (front and hind quarters) Free up feet through 3 gaits |
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Presentation of articles to horse Response to slicker, tarp, flag, others Handler in upper plane Pick up feet
Walk through
obstacles Saddling Flexion (lateral and poll) Loose rating with saddle/girth |
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Orientation horse to handler Leading Lateral yield (front / hind quarters) Backing
Circle around
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