Slants/Beginner
What is a Back Slant?
A 135* turn onto the diagonal line behind you.
What is an Orbit?
Wark curl, canter curl.
While in a comb, riders will curl comb in direction called resulting in a merged line.
Curl over in direction called, then comb in the opposite direction.
What is a Cub?
On 1st go, slant in direction called. On 2nd go curl over in opposite direction.
What is a Bear?
Curl over, but you return to your original axis using the slant lines.
What is a Triple Curl?
Walk curl, trot curl, canter curl.
4 cuts called in the same direction, done individually by each rider. (go's should be called evenly to make a square)
What is a Fortune?
Curl in direction called, then keyhole in the opposite direction.
What is a Polar?
Bear in direction called on 1st go, then bear in the opposite direction on 2nd go.
A curl immediately into a slant without releasing the turn key.
What is a star curl?
Walk curl, canter curl, trot curl.
What is a Mist?
Curl in direction called then curl over in opposite direction.
What is a Lock?
On go, keyhole in direction called, then when your back hooves reach your original axis, keyhole in the opposite direction.
What is a Shield?
What is a Bear Belt?
Lead will bear on go or at wall, others will follow the leader.
What is a Reverse Curl?
Ride the gaits of curl said in the opposite order. (e.g, "Reverse Bee Curl" would be canter curl, trot curl.)
What is a Deflect?
Curl over in direction called, then curl in the opposite direction.
What is a Lush?
Keuhold in direction called each time the commander says go until asked to go straight. (usually results in a square shape)
BONUS: What is a Jupiter?
Odds trot curl, evens canter curl.
What is a Wolf?
From a halt, rear and quarter pivot at the same time.
What is a Halfway?
A curl that is half one gait, follow by another have gait.
What is a Resist?
Retreat curl in direction said, then curl over in opposite direction.
What is a Back Cast?
On 1st go curl in direction said, on 2nd go back slant in opposite direction.
BONUS: What is a Pluto?
Odds walk curl, evens canter curl.