In this lesson, Jack Curtis shows how to create a light, smooth, and effortless canter depart. The goal isn’t just to get the canter, instead, it’s about making the transition balanced, soft, and responsive, so it feels effortless instead of rushed or heavy. Jack demonstrates that by preparing before you ask, using energy instead of force, and staying relaxed, you can help your horse step into the canter with ease. This creates a smooth ride, a stronger connection, and better balance. For more t

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