Jim goes back to the spiral down exercise to see how much Pippin has remembered from the previous day.

Jim uses this exercise to help get more effort and intensity out of a horse in maneuvers.

Jim works on steering Jacs to get him ready to spin. This horse tends to need to be really motivated to perform maneuvers and Jim works on helping him be more willing from the start.

Jennas works on fast and slow lope circles and then works on turn arounds.

Honey has more of an emotional response when asking for something too quick, so Jim works through staying slow and consistent to get her to turn without getting into an unnecessary resistance. He does steering, go forward and get soft to develop rhythm and relaxation.

Cody works on the turn around and tries to get a horse more hooked to the turn so that he can take more responsibility.

Cody shows how he adds form in the turn around on a 2 year old.

Cody works on turn arounds with a two year old that has the tendency to suck back in the turn. He shows how he works through that and keep her round and soft.

Cody demonstrates a drill that helps him getting the hind and front end more fluid in a turn.

Cody schools a youth horse that has a tendency to drop its back and shoulders and let its front legs get far out in front of itself in the turn around.

Cody shows how he starts teaching a young horse to follow the nose and use that to teach the first cross over steps for the turn around.

Caroline works on keeping Judd smooth, soft and supple around the turns instead of getting stiff.