When it comes to barrel racing, communication with your horse is key. Ivy Saebens has fine-tuned her technique with insights from her NFR-qualifying husband, Billie Jack Saebens. She has developed a more refined approach to seat, leg, and hand cues that have enhanced her riding and improved her horses’ performance.
Developing More Effective Leg Cues
One of the biggest takeaways Ivy has learned from Billie Jack is the importance of clear and intentional leg cues. She emphasizes that proper leg placement and pressure can help horses’ responsiveness.
Refining Hand and Seat Communication
Beyond leg cues, Ivy also focuses on how she expects her horses to respond to hand and seat cues. She explains that a balanced combination of rein pressure and body positioning allows for better communication between you and your horse.
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