This is Part 2 of a three part conversation about riding with the clicker. We began in Part 1 with a description of single-rein riding.

In Part 2 we explore the connection between the “yes answer” information the rein provides and the “yes” of the click. Understand that and he doors to performance excellence are wide open. Putting these two systems together lets you communicate great nuance. The horses really own the changes you’re asking for. They know how to organize their own bodies. This truly is self carriage. You benefit from it under saddle and you will see it when they are moving at liberty.