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| OBJECTIVE | To understand the importance of, and to be working towards a secure seat independent of the reins. To apply simple aids correctly. To have a knowledge of the care and working of a pony off grass. To be in control of the pony on the roads and in the countryside To have a proper regard for country lore. NOTE: Before being awarded the 'C' Test Certificate, Candidates must have passed either the BHS Road Safety Test or the Pony Club's Road Safety Phase of this Test. |
| RIDING | Turn out of pony and rider. Mount and dismount correcdy. Hold the reins correctly. Alter stirrups when mounted. Tighten and loosen girth when mounted. Position at walk, trot, and canter Use of legs and hnds as aids to increase and decrease pace Simple tums and circles at walk, trot and canter. Aids for canter on a named leg on a circle. Walk with a long rein. Ride up and down hill. Independent work in the open. Walk and trot over heavy poles as a preliminary to jumping Ride over small fences and ditches. Riding in the countryside, across farm land and bridle paths.. |
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Recommended minimum age 11 or 12. Felt colour - Green | |
PUBLISHED BY
THE BRITISH HORSE SOCIETY
ERITISH RQUESTRIAN CENTRE
STONELEIGH. KENILWORTH,
WARWICKSHIRE.