Sentence examples for stretched rein from inspiring English sources

Subsequently, a carriage close to the extremely elevated head and neck position described by Rhodin et al.[ 14] in the trot is frequently observed and contact to the mouth of the horse is allowed on a stretched rein.

Miyauchi has stretched the reins by floating $7 billion in commercial paper, the most in Japan and equal to 6% of the entire market.

A delicate net of wispy clouds stretches across, reining in the hazy outline of mountains wrapped in mist and the emerald green rainforest dipping leafy fingers into the edges.

The family's property stretched from the brick wall along the avenue to the hill behind the house, where the creek cut through a small glen before disappearing into the woods, and here the dog had free rein.

Taller than your average rider, at 5 feet 6 inches, he sits high in the saddle, stretches his hands onto the reins in an unorthodox manner and flashes his whip in an almost exaggerated half-windmill arc.

Do not just drop the reins; just kind of let the horse stretch into them, lengthening his neck forwards and downwards.

As he begins his flight step, allow with the reins quickly, giving him the ability to stretch his neck out (as this gives the momentum to propel himself over the jump).

Allow as much rein as possible for the horse as it stretches over the fence.

Allow as much rein as the horse needs by letting your arms stretch forward with the movement of the head and neck as they stretch over the fence.

If you travelled by horsebox, let your horse stretch and move around or tie him up on a long rein by the horse box.

If his reign proves as successful as the last renowned right-hand man that took up the Riverside reins, do not bet against the Spanish shift stretching to paella-flavoured parmos being dished up on Teesside.