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Overview Experience an Archie Cox clinic in person with this front row seat -- Success Begins with Refining Your Aids
Description Top hunter, jumper and equitation trainer, Archie Cox, takes you through the steps of success in this set of three clinics. Archie details how giving a good foundation to a pre-green horse will give them confidence just as providing students with a toolbox of skills will produce successful riders. Part of Archie's philosophy is that "a busy rider is an unattractive rider," and in this clinic he instructs a group of advanced riders on how to make riding look effortless. Archie explains the merits of functional hands and invisible aids to produce a strong, confident picture. NTSC DVD, Total Run time: 2:41