Emily works a horse before its first futurity

Emily takes Super to exhibition and shows how she warms up and then how she works in her exhibitions.

Emily works on getting a horse up off the front end and keeping the corrections together as she adds speed.

Emily works Super on a small pattern after recently changing him to the left barrel as his first barrel.

Emily focuses on getting a larger horse to get soft and break loose in the ribcage.

Emily starts working with a 5 year old that she held back and let grow into her body before competing. The mare has started exhibitions.

Emily has a new horse in the barn with very limited rides. She works with on barrel to help him get more broke and give the horse something to focus on to get her cues tuned in to the maneuver she's asking for.

Emily brings a horse back to the pattern after she had been home on a break. After the first months of training Emily sends horses home and then brings them back a few months later. She evaluates what the horse remembers in this video.

Emily continues the same work on the pattern with Pheobe but adds a counter arc to the figure eight she was doing previously to help her stay relaxed and finish her turns. Emily ends the work by letting her go through the pattern at a faster speed.

Emily works a futurity filly that will run in the fall on the pattern. She focuses on staying relaxed and shows the horse what the job is on the pattern.

Emily works a filly that has been run at a few futurities and is more high strung. The horse tries to rush out of the turn which causes inefficiencies in the pattern. The work focuses on completing the turn relaxed and correctly.

Emily works a horse at the beginning of its futurity year as she asks him to step up and get more speed. This horse struggles with taking too many steps around the back side of the barrel, so she focuses on getting him to speed up his steps and cross over in the front. She also shows how she uses...

Emily works a 3 year old Eddie Stinson that tends to be stronger in the face and a little bit antsy. She works the horse on a single barrel to help get her focused and paying attention to what Emily is asking around the barrels without having to be on the pattern.

Emily has been working horses in a smaller pen and has noticed some of the younger horses are starting to get short going into the turns. She works on a drill to keep Lucy going past the barrel and stay consistent in her gaits on the pattern.

Emily continues her work with a young horse and uses the hip control she taught in her dry work to help Ivanka on the pattern.

Emily does dry work with a young horse and uses the hip control that will help Ivanka on the pattern.

Emily works Ice, a 3 year old Epic Leader gelding that was started on the pattern in the spring. They have been stepping up and going to exhibitions. He has started to have a weight transfer causing him to slow down in the front end going into the turn instead of staying on his hind end. She says...

Emily works a 5 year old Corona Cartel mare that is just getting started and has just over 30 days on the pattern. She has struggled with stepping her up because the mare gets worried and panics when asked to get quicker and sharper and as Emily works to get one handed. Emily helps keep the mare ...

Pop Rocks has a little sticky spot in his left turns where he gets stiff and pulls out. Emily works on getting him soft through his rib cage as she adds speed and pressure.

Sig is a three year old by Sixes Liaison. He's very talented and very fast, but as Emily has been asking for more speed, he's started to disengage his hind end.