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appygirl
5th Jun 2002, 10:41 PM
hi. i have a question. when you set up for a showmanship class after you have done your pattern and you are in the line are you supposed to have your hean turned and be looking at the judge or are you supposed to be set up and looking forward ( lke at your horse)??? cananyone tell me? This is my first year showing showmanship so i dont really now that much. thanks:)
myEllie
6th Jun 2002, 02:03 PM
I usually stand with my toes pointing in at my horse at a 45 degree angle and my head turned looking at the judge. You need to be aware of the judge's position at all times, yet you still need to easily see your horse's feet and this position makes it easiest.
myEllie
6th Jun 2002, 02:27 PM
I just wanted to add, make sure you look at your horse occassionally to make sure that he isn't resting a toe or that if he is a gelding, that he isn't letting it all hang out. :eek: Have fun and if you have any other questions, ask. I love showmanship.
appygirl
6th Jun 2002, 06:48 PM
thanks for all your help. It came in useful
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