Improving Your Falling Leaf Game
Do you ever get your Carrot Stick and Savvy String tangled in your rope when playing with the Circle Game or the Falling Leaf Game? Does your horse ever cut in so close you feel you are being side-swiped?
Falling Leaf is a great test of your tool handling skills and how well your horse respects your personal space. Done correctly, it’s a good way to build Respect in your horse. Here are some tips to help you stay safe and get better results when playing with the Falling Leaf. Sometimes little changes can make a big difference in your success.
Please feel free to share your challenges and successes with the Falling Leaf Game in the comment section below or come over to my Facebook page and share – https://www.facebook.com/christi.rains.fan.page
Carol, I’m so happy to hear that you found the video tip on Improving the Falling Leaf helpful. Hope you can come ride with me again soon. Good to hear from you!
Christi
Falling Leaf was one of the major helps for Sosegada that you brought me. This is so good, and I will save it to help me with the good basics of doing correctly. Thank you for this wonderful helpful basic!!!! Will watch and practice!!!!
Carol, I really enjoyed my trip to San Angelo, and my time with you and Sosegada. I’m so happy that the Falling Leaf video tip was helpful. Keep in touch and let me know how you are doing.
Christi