Building Better Transitions and Confidence in Practice with Bud Lyon
Along For The Ride Symposium: Tips from Inside the Arena
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12m
Bud Lyon focuses on improving transitions and helping horses settle into the practice environment. He discusses how thoughtful repetition, clear cues, and staying relaxed in the saddle can build a horse’s confidence and consistency—whether you're schooling at home or preparing for the show pen. This video is made possible through partnership with the 2025 Along For The Ride Symposium.
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