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The John Whitaker Training System (TSR) has been designed to develop the neck and back muscles of the horse. This training system teaches self-carriage through encouraging the horse to work in an outline. Designed to be used whilst lunging. Features include:
Adjustable roller
Adjustable ropes and pulleys
Sheepskin padded to reduce rubbing on the horse’s back legs
One size only – fully adjustable to most horses or ponies.
I called from Vic on a WA public holiday (Monday) and it was at my house by Friday which was no mean feat given postage delays in Vic from covid. The lady who answered the phone was so helpful. My horse hasn’t been worked in months because of the lockdown rules in metro Melbourne and it was time to get lunging. The photo was first time using the set up. It encouraged a lovey long frame and I liked that she could move her head up and down to find a nicer position than in side reins which is quite fixed. Happy with my purchase. The roller fit which often they don’t when you are a rotund clydie x. Couldn’t be happier with the service and product.
Bethany M.
I called from Vic on a WA public holiday (Monday) and it was at my house by Friday which was no mean feat given postage delays in Vic from covid. The lady who answered the phone was so helpful. My horse hasn’t been worked in months because of the lockdown rules in metro Melbourne and it was time to get lunging. The photo was first time using the set up. It encouraged a lovey long frame and I liked that she could move her head up and down to find a nicer position than in side reins which is quite fixed. Happy with my purchase. The roller fit which often they don’t when you are a rotund clydie x. Couldn’t be happier with the service and product.
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