Recently, I overheard a conversation in a barn about a young horse just starting into re-training. Someone remarked they heard that in a young horse, you want compensations during training so they can carry themselves right. That phrase stuck with me, because it reflects a misunderstanding that shows up often with young horses: compensation isn’t something a horse needs/wants to do the job— it’s something a horse resorts to. Young horses are still learning their bodies and a

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