The next step in this horsemanship drill is trying it out at the extended lope. Robin Frid shows you how to do it.

Once you master world champion trainer Robin Frid's at-home horsemanship drill at the trot, it's time to test your skills at the lope.

Put your horsemanship skills to the test by trying out Robin Frid's at-home horsemanship drill at the trot.

World champion trainer Robin Frid shows you an at-home horsemanship drill will get you better prepared for the show pen.

When you're going over trail obstacles, you need to be able to find your line of travel to help put your horse in the correct spots going over poles.

Robin Frid shows you how he likes to prepare his horse to ride over trail obstacles.

New to all-around events like trail, Western riding, and horsemanship? World champion trainer Robin Frid goes over the basic fundamentals of the all-around events.

Do you know what the proper horsemanship riding position looks like? Elizabeth goes over what you should and shouldn't do when you're in a horsemanship class.

You might notice in a horsemanship class some riders prefer to ride on a tighter rein while others are on a longer rein. Will and Elizabeth talk about the different rein lengths you see in horsemanship and how to find out which fit is best for you.

Will and Elizabeth go over a horsemanship drill you can do at home in any size arena. You just need to have four cones to work around.

If your horse is constantly hitting trail poles with his feet, chances are it's the way you're riding over the poles. Learn how to keep your forward motion as you go over an obstacle so you don't lose momentum.

Once your horse can lopeover the trail obstacles on the ground, you can up the degree of difficulty by raising the trail poles.

Ensure you're setting your lopeover trail poles up accurately to help your horse better learn how to lope over the poles.

There are two ways you can set your trotover trail poles. You can set them up to be one-stride trotover poles or two-stride trotover poles. In this video we show you how to set up your poles so you can fit two strides in between the poles.

If you look at your rulebook, you'll learn that there are certain lengths you need to set your poles for trotovers in a trail class. Will and Elizabeth Knabenshue go over how to set up your trail poles at home so you can practice with your horse successfully.

Once you know how to set up your trail walkover poles, now it's time to teach your horse how to walk over them properly. Will and Elizabeth Knabenshue show you where your horse's feet should land so he can successfully get over an obstacle and not hit it.

Will and Elizabeth Knabenshue go over the basics of trail and how to properly set up your trail walkover poles so you can teach your horse how to go over obstacles at home.

It's something we should all do any time we want to go to a horse show, but it's usually the last thing we do to prepare for the show. AQHA judge and professional Will Knabenshue explains the importance of reading your association's rule book so you know exactly what you can and can't do at a hor...