Diana Gogan

There is a moment in the arena that, to the untrained eye, looks like nothing is happening. A horse stands at halt. Still. Quiet. Unmoving. And yet, everything is happening. His neck is softly arched. His hind legs are positioned well beneath him. His spine is rounded and released. His center of gravity has shifted back toward his powerhouse. He is not rigid. He is not braced. He is not dull. He is gathered. In horsemanship, the halt—when collected—contains the energy of ever

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