Trainer: Kasey Perry-Glass
Length: 03:05 Minutes
Riding a centerline in a dressage test can be difficult, but U.S. Olympic dressage rider Kasey Perry-Glass gives her top five tips to riding a perfect centerline, which include using your corners, looking up and at the judges, riding your horse through your reins and legs, halting at different locations, and executing perfect halts.
For more information about the sport of dressage, please visit the United States Dressage Federation and US Equestrian’s dressage page.
Key Principles:
Use Your Corners
Look Up and at the Judges
Ride Through Your Reins and Legs
Halt at Different Locations
Execute Perfect Halts