Sentence examples for rein grip from inspiring English sources

Though this isn't advisable on the first lessons, and on other occasions on which you might need to lead the horse, it can be helpful while teaching correct posture, rein grip, etc. Whenever riding while teaching, make sure to ride a quiet horse that won't spook and alarm your student's horse.

While holding the reins, grip the horse's mane.

The so-called "fetal" position is a riding mistake that involves leaning forward (sometimes to grab a handhold on the mane, horn, pommel, or reins), gripping with your legs, tipping your toes down and bring your heels up.

"But when it comes to big decisions he has a tendency to grip the reins tighter.

He is remembered instead for a boast: "Drunk, I (relax) with my head on a beauty's lap; awaken (refreshed), I grip the reins of power".

He urged ministers to get the roll-out back on track: "The government can continue with its current approach and risk embarrassment through public disengagement on a flagship energy policy, or it can grip the reins and steer the energy industry along a more successful path which brings huge benefits for the country".

Double you reins for a better grip Don't pull constantly, it gives them something to pull against.

Get the rider to hold on tight to the saddle, but not to grip the reins tightly because if the rider is bucked off this will spook the horse even more.

Anyone in the country who ever wore gloves -- whether cotton for church, leather for gripping reins, wool to pack a snowball, or lace to impress wedding guests -- could probably trace them to Gloversville.

She'd gripped tight the rein and it tore her white hand at the crease.

Perhaps it is time for Europe to show it really means what it says — and lighten its grip on the reins of planetary control.