Horse training tip: Getting a horse to move with it's thoughts (a good yield)

This is was taken at a recent clinic I did and explains one of the key applications you can use in your training that can make a big difference to your horse: getting a good yield. It is the difference between you taking from your horse (ie space) and your horse moving itself - and the key to that is knowing when your horse moves towards it's thoughts.
A yield should be a giving, not a taking.
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Brilliant.