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Most of the time your horse (hopefully) stops on cue. You increase the contact on your reins and simultaneously ask your horse to slow by stopping his forward motion with resistance from your seat.
On rare occasions, you may need more stopping power. It could be that your horse has bolted or started bucking, or [...]
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