Walk curl

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Canter curl

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A 135 degree turn onto the diagonal line behind you

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Odds curl the direction called, evens curl opposite way

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Curl in the direction called, then curl in the opposite direction

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Odds will fate the direction called, and evens will fate the opposite direction

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Odds will curl on the first go, and on the second go the evens will curl

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Curl twice in the direction said, holding down the turn key, then curl in the opposite direction

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Curl then curl over in the same direction

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From a halt, curl with the horse backing up, then halt again

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A transition curl called with spaced apart go’s. Riders should maintain their gait after transitioning until the next go is called

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Walk curl into a trot curl

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Trot curl into canter curl

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A curl immediately into a comb

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A curl immediately into a slant without releasing your turn key

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Curl over on the first go, then curl over the same direction again on the second go

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Curl over in the direction called, then curl over in the opposite direction

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Curl over but you return to the original axis using the slant lines

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Lead will bear on go or at the wall, all others follow the leader

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¾ of a curl that results in a comb

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Curl in direction called, then keyhole in the same direction, resulting in a comb going the opposite direction

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Comb on the first go, then curl over away from the lead on the second go

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While on a mid, odds will comb the direction called and evens will comb the opposite direction

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Odds comb on go, evens follow behind odds. This results in partner groups, or “couples”

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Curl comb the direction said on the first go, then curl comb the opposite direction on the second go to remerge the line

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In a waterfall, on the first go everyone will comb in and through the gaps, on the second go everyone will cut back towards their leads

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From a halt, rear and quarter pivot at the same time

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Odds trot curl and evens canter curl in the direction called

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Odds walk curl and evens canter curl in the direction called

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Odds walk curl and evens trot curl in the direction called

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Odds double curl and evens fate, all in the same direction

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Walk curl, trot curl, then canter curl

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Walk curl, canter curl, then trot curl

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Walk curl into a canter curl

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4 cuts called in the same direction, done individually

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Ride the gaits of the curl said in the opposite order

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A curl that is half at trot, and half at canter

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Curl the direction called then curl over the opposite direction

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Mist but in a wave, resulting in a waterfall

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Curl over in the direction said, then curl in the opposite direction

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Curl over in the direction said, then comb the opposite direction

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Curl in the direction said, then keyhole the opposite direction

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On the first go slant in the direction said, then on the second go curl over the opposite direction

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On go key hole the direction called, then when your back hooves reach your original axys key hole the opposite direction

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Keyhole the direction said each time the commander calls go until asked to go straight

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Bear in the direction said on the first go, then bear in the opposite direction on the second go

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Retreat curl in the direction said, then curl over the opposite direction

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While in a comb, on go riders will curl comb in the direction called resulting in a merged line

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On the first go, slant the direction called. On the second go, keyhole the same direction

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On go, odds will curl over right, and evens will curl over the opposite direction. When “merge” is called, everyone will curl over inwards to merge the line

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On the first go odds will curl comb, and on the second go the evens will curl comb. The go's should be commanded quickly so evens seem to follow the odds track

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From split lines combing towards each other (in waterfall alignment), even’s will curl over towards their partner and adjust behind them into couples

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2 riders coming towards each other, on go curl over toward your partner

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While in a waterfall, on go keyhole out and pass through the gaps, then on the second go keyhole away from your line leads to be put back in a waterfall

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From a waterfall, slant in on the first go, then cut back straight on the second go

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A move with consecutive go’s. On the first go, riders will curl over in the direction called. Every go after riders will curl over the opposite direction as before

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Walk curl in the direction called, then canter curl in the opposite direction

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On go odds do a normal triple curl, and evens do a reversed triple curl. The trot curl should be aligned if the move is perfectly timed by all riders

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Riders will curl over the direction called, then curl the opposite direction, and then curl over the original direction called back into one line

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Dodge then curl, both in the same direction

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A dodge, but with an additional curl over on the end going the original direction called

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Twist, wave, twist, wave, all in the direction called with each go

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Clover but in split directions, odds going the direction called and evens going the opposite direction. The last go is called like a snap

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While in a waterfall lines curl away from each other, then curl over towards each other to merge

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Riders must label themselves from 1 to 4 within their line. On go, the first and third rider in the first group of 4 will comb, and the second and fourth riders will follow them in couples. This pattern will repeat down the line, with first and third riders following the path of those in front of them

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In a waterfall, comb inwards then keyhole towards your partner (the person to your left). Should result in 2 merged lines headed away from each other

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From a rein, the first two riders in line will belt in to merge in a couple. The second set of riders in the lines will belt out. This pattern will repeat down the line

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Odds star curl fate in the direction called while evens triple curl fate in the opposite direction (all riders should switch directions each time they curl)

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Walk curl, trot curl, canter curl, trot curl, walk curl, all in the direction called

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Ride a transition curl in the direction called, then ride the reverse of that curl in the opposite direction

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A thread, but odds fate on the first go and evens curl on the second go. Evens will end up in front of odds

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A thread, but odds fate on the first go and evens mist on the second go. This will create split lines heading in opposite directions

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On the first go odds will curl comb, and evens will do a normal comb. On the second go the evens will curl away from their lead to bring both lines into one comb

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On the first go, dodge wave. On the second go, comb in. On the third go, dodge the opposite direction of the first dodge

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In a tight rein (ride brushing boots), the inside riders will walk curl while the outside riders do a gradual canter curl around them. Outside riders need to be careful not to cut off the inside riders

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Curl away from the center of the circle

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Curl towards the center of the circle

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While in a circle, on go the odds will walk cave while the evens canter bloom

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Thread in a circle. On the first go odds will bloom, and on the second go evens will bloom

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Twist in or out in a circle

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While in a circle, odds will bee curl out while the evens I-curl in

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Dodge away from the center of the circle to expand it

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Comb away from the center of the circle on the first go, then cut back into the circle towards your lead on the second go resulting in an expanded circle

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While in an expanded circle, on the first go riders will comb directly towards center. On the second go riders cut back towards their lead into the original circle

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Shrink towards the center of the circle on the first go, curl over right on the second go heading away from center, then merge back into the expanded circle towards your lead on the third go

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On the first go you will keyhole in, and on the second go you will cut back into the circle towards your lead resulting in an expanded circle

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While in an expanded circle, on the first go riders will keyhole out then head directly towards center. On the second go, riders will cut towards their lead into a smaller circle

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On the first go comb directly to and through center. On the second go cut the opposite direction of the first go back into a circle

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Expand out of the circle on the first go, curl over right on the second go to aim towards the centre, then merge back into the circle towards your lead on the third go

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Expand out of circle on the first go. On the second go riders will curl over towards center in direction called, then proceed to pass directly through center. On the third go riders will curl over again towards the center in the direction called. On the fourth go riders will cut towards their lead back into the original circle

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On go, two designated riders (who are opposite from each other on the circle) cut towards mid leading their half of the line straight through the circle, then turn to reform the circle the opposite direction

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Two designated lead riders will lead their half of the circle through the circle in an S shape, passing left to left with the other line, and reform the circle in the opposite direction

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A small circle inside of a large circle going the opposite direction

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Odds curl over to the outside of the circle resulting in a rotary

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In a rotary, the inside line will bloom and the outside line will cave on the same go

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In rotary, the inner circle will expand to merge with the outer circle on the 1st go. On the second go the original outer circle will shrink to become the inner circle

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On go, split lines headed towards each other on the same wall will cut and ride side-by-side about a horse length away from each other

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While in one line, both leads cut in direction said with their lines following resulting in a rein

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While in one line, riders will split into two circles going opposite directions, then merge back into one line when meeting

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From a rein or single line, line leads will gradually curve away from each other, then gradually curve inwards making a heart shape and falling back into a rein or merging to one line heading the opposite direction

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Both leads dye at corners from the same short wall, riding towards each other. On go, leads back angle to ride straight towards the short wall the other lead came from

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Split lines will cut towards each other from opposite walls, with wide-rein spacing, on go leads make a half circle around each other then continue in the direction they came from

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At the wall leads will belt in opposite directions, their lines following

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On go, the lead will create an even circle, then attaching onto the end of their line

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Line leader halts and everyone will drift in a left/right pattern to halt side by side, front hooves aligned & brushing boots

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Leader stops, and everyone will drift to the direction called and halt next to the person in front of them with their back hooves aligned with front hooves

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Leader stops, all other riders will drift in a left/right pattern to halt with their horse’s back hooves in line with the front hooves of the horse in front of them, with rider boots brushing

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Leader stops, all other riders will drift in a left/right pattern to halt with their horse’s front hooves in line with the back hooves of the horse in front of them, with rider boots brushing

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From a single halted line in at least HH gaps, the rider at the back of the line will cut right and weave in and out of the riders in front of them, each rider joining the line in OT gaps as soon as they are passed. This results in a reversed line order

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