By horserider96
27 December 2009 15:08
In a dressage competition, do you have to change your whip over when you change reins? I have heard yes and no but can anyone confirm the answer? Thank-You.
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In dressage, do you have to change your whip over when you change reins?
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SJpony says
I would change the crop over, just to be on the safe side- it is supposed to be on the inside anyway- why would they teach it in a riding lesson if it isn't a rule? I don't know... Have fun doing dressage x
I would change the crop over, just to be on the safe side- it is supposed to be on the inside anyway- why would they teach it in a riding lesson if it isn't a rule? I don't know...
Have fun doing dressage x
31 August 2010 20:56
bropai says
I would change it when changing rein as the whips are always meant to be on the inside:D
27 August 2010 20:33
moodymare4 says
It really dependds on what ranking you are doing. If it is a really, really, really high rank then you don't have a whip. So it does depend on what rank you are doing!
20 August 2010 16:40
lids10 says
No you don't change in a test if you are left handed keep it in your left if you are right handed keep it in your right.
20 August 2010 11:38
DarwinLover says
I always thought you had to keep it in your inside rein..
13 August 2010 16:51
