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Hunters

Learn how to boost your hunter rounds, both at horse shows and at home, by fine-tuning your position and aids with flatwork exercises and jumping gymnastics.

Photo Gallery: Hunt Tosh promo image
Photo Gallery: Hunt Tosh
May 13, 2011
Video: Take the Stress Out of Flying Lead Changes promo image
Video: Take the Stress Out of Flying Lead Changes
May 27, 2010
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The 2009 USHJA International Hunter Derby Finals: A Spectator's Perspective
October 23, 2009
Video: Exercises to Tune Your Eye for Jumps promo image
Video: Exercises to Tune Your Eye for Jumps
October 15, 2009
Video: Improve Suppleness through Dialogue with Your Horse promo image
Video: Improve Suppleness through Dialogue with Your Horse
June 14, 2009
Video: Stay With Your Horse Over Fences promo image
Video: Stay With Your Horse Over Fences
May 22, 2009
Video: Anne Kursinski on the Automatic Release promo image
Video: Anne Kursinski on the Automatic Release
April 10, 2009
Video: Secure Two-Point Position, Refine Aids promo image
Video: Secure Two-Point Position, Refine Aids
October 31, 2008
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Video: Chill Out Your "Hot" Horse
June 3, 2008
Video Clips: Derby Adds Pizazz to Hunters promo image
Video Clips: Derby Adds Pizazz to Hunters
May 27, 2008
Hunter Training Dos and Don'ts promo image
Hunter Training Dos and Don'ts
November 10, 2003
Flying Changes
Fix Flying Change Problems
March 12, 2003
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