Mixed Cues Lead to Bucks and Crow Hops @gethorsehelp
Mixed Cues Lead to Bucks and Crow Hops  @gethorsehelp
Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Mixed signals create mixed results.

If you're asking your horse to go forward while pulling back on the reins, you're pressing the gas and the brake at the same time. That confusion can lead to crow hops, bucks, or resistance.

Instead, keep your forward cue consistent and give your horse the freedom to find the answer. The moment they step into the canter, release and reward.

Clear cues. Perfect timing. That's how confidence and better transitions are built.

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