Throwback Thursday Presented by the Endowment Trust: Stretch Your Horse's Back
This article, reprinted from In Stride in the December Issue of Eventing USA (formerly USCTA News), is a good read as the winter approaches, which is typically a time full of hacking and flatwork for many riders. Mary Ann Judkins goes back to basics in this article, detailing how to warm up and stretch your horse in preparation for more demanding work. Take a look.
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