Challenge Yourself: Go Bridleless

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Bridleless riding is often shrouded in mystic and treated as if it’s magical. Nothing could be further from the truth. In Go Bridleless, a three-disc DVD series that runs 5.5 hours, Clinton shows you step-by-step how to teach your horse to ride without a bridle. He demonstrates how to introduce the subject all the way through executing lead changes and rollbacks. Working with a 3-year-old mare in the series, Clinton covers 22 exercises in total and explains why shedding the bridle is a great way to improve the balance of both you and your horse, gain a new level of cooperation from your equine partner and add more excitement and fun to your horsemanship. Learn more about the series on our
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