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Old 3rd Sep 2000, 08:48 PM
Elaine Elaine is offline
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When jumping, how much slack should be in the reins? I used to shorten my reinsa bit before jumping but now my instructor is working on letting more slack in so the horse will be able to stretch over the jump. But I am having trouble telling how much slack is needed. thanks
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