Showing posts with tag: Tim Stockdale

“My philosophy is that while the emphasis on being quick around the course is obviously iportant, you should only

“The art of riding a dog-leg effectively lies in your ability to ride from the centre of one fence to

The ability to ride good corners and sharp turns is paramount, especially when jumping in a tight arena or against

Tim sets up five poles 3.5m apart. “Work on cantering through the five ground poles over a few days, until

Rhenever you change direction after a fence, it’s important that your horse lands on the correct leading leg to enable

When jumping a combination it’s important to stay balanced throughout. Try and maintain a neutral position, with your knees and

For the purpose of these demonstrations Tim’s striding is; One human stride = 3ft (0.91m) One horse stride