Horse Tip Daily #837 by Kentucky Performance Products – Kathy Connelly on Engagement, Lightness, and Heavy In The Bridle

Kathy Connelly joins Dressage Radio Show co-hosts Reese Koffler Standfield & Philip Parkes with some helpful hints for improving engagement and lightness in horses that are heavy in the bridle and the half halt's importance. Listen in…Support the show

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