Finding Feel, Softness and Collection in a Bridle Horse
Making it to a Million with Clayton Edsall
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17m
Clayton Edsall discusses finding feel and softness in a horse through his hands. He adjusts the strength of his hands based on how the horse responds, allowing his horse to find his own softness. Clayton discusses riding with life and having his horse match his energy, which improves willingness and partnership.
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