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03/31/2025

Jim Wofford said, "Good riders sit." The two left photos, a HJer and an eventer, are riding in the same position that some call a 2-point. The two right photos are MacLain Ward top and Bruce Davidson below. The obvious difference is that the riders on the left ride up out of the saddle with straighter knees and they depend on the horse's neck for their balance. This makes these riders "top heavy" and their movements are more apt to interfere with their horse's balance.

Ward and Davidson ride closer to the saddle, lowering the center of gravity of the horse and rider pair, thus creating greater stability. Yes, I know Davidson is in a jump, but I picked this image to make the point that he demonstrates a light or half seat over a jump, which requires great strength in the lower body that the two left riders seem to lack. Davidson rode in a light or half seat, not perched like the riders on the left, except when he needed to sit deeply for increased engagement.

The bottom image by Susan Harris shows the difference between the current "2-point position" and the original 2-point. The left 2-point is actually a 3-point position because it has the two points of balance in the rider's feet, plus a 3rd point of balance with the hands on the neck. The original 2-point is shown on the right with only the two points of balance in the feet.

The authentic 2-point is a dynamic or moving balance independent of the horse's balance and motion. An independent balanced seat is safer because if the horse stumbles, the rider can maintain their balance and not automatically be affected by a horse's sudden imbalance.

The new "2-point", that is actually a 3-point, is a static balance tied to the horse's balance. This position makes the rider a passenger dependent on the horse's balance. In this static dependent balance, if the horse stumbles the rider, riders lacking their own independent balance can more easily be pitched forward even to the point of being launched forward onto the ground.

The 3-point is rewarded by judges even though it is a static unbalanced position forward of the horse's center of balance and thus dangerous if the horse loses their balance. This is one of the primary examples of how several disciplines have invented their own isolated discipline "horsemanships" with elements that are impractical, ineffective and sometimes dangerous. The worst part is that these discipline idiosyncrasies make the horses' job more difficult.

I have a video on my YouTube channel that discusses this in greater detail www.youtube.com/watch?v=1IEpQmApva0&t=28s

03/29/2025

01/28/2025

Trigger Jr. was indeed a beautiful and talented horse! He was the son of the famous horse Trigger, who was Roy Rogers’ trusted companion and the star of many of his films and TV shows. Trigger Jr. appeared alongside Roy Rogers in The Roy Rogers Show, taking over as Roy's trusty steed after the original Trigger retired.

Trigger Jr. was a registered Tennessee Walking Horse, known for his smooth, graceful gait and calm temperament, which made him an ideal horse for both the big screen and the fast-paced world of Western action. He had a similar striking golden palomino color to his father, and his performances on The Roy Rogers Show helped to keep the legacy of Trigger alive for the next generation of fans.

Much like his father, Trigger Jr. became a beloved figure, often featured in many of the show’s action sequences and heartwarming moments with Roy. The partnership between Roy Rogers and his horses, particularly Trigger and Trigger Jr., was one of the most iconic in Western entertainment history.

11/19/2024

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11/17/2024

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11/13/2024

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