In this lecture and demo, Meg will discuss the details of correct bending. While we often consider the circle to be a basic exercise, riding one correctly is actually quite difficult. In the 2nd of Meg’s Winter Series we’ll look at some basic equine and human anatomy, understanding when the horse is bending correctly and why this is so important to the health of our horses if they are going to be carrying a rider. We’ll also discuss how the rider’s pelvis can guide a horse to correct bending or prevent it. The demo will primarily be riding based but a little groundwork may be shown as well. The goal of the demo is to help the audience train their eye to when bending is correct and the aids involved for developing good lateral bend. Coffee, tea and fresh baked breakfast snacks will be available in the lounge at 9:00AM. Lecture will begin promptly at 9:30 with demo to follow. Lecture will be in the comfort of our heated lounge and tack area, but demo will be in the indoor arena so dress appropriately for temperatures. This event is subject to be rescheduled with extreme weather conditions. Cost is $50 and will be capped at 25 auditors. Click HERE to register.