Alfa snaffle ride, mistakes and all

https://www.full-life-horses.com/alfa... For me, at this stage of her training, it isn't about riding her to her potential. It's about doing the basic work, and allowing her to find herself in it. The glimpses of brilliance show up on their own, out of the work and out of the quality of the mare. It's very common for Iberian horses to move the mouth a lot. That's what they're bred for. It's that agility of mind that is showing in the mouth. It's a lively, alive feeling at the end of the reins. This is what it looks like to train while honoring the horse's nature — the hiccups and moments of imperfect balance included — as she learns to be here with me, to be ridden. This is the truth of where she is right now, and that's exactly what I want you to see. More of Alfa's story here → https://www.full-life-horses.com/alfa...