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- Begin at cone 1 with the same distance you'll end up at cone 3
- Trot a serpentine, you'll probably need to cut close to cone 2 to make the distance to cone 3 (the shorter the distance between the cones, the more difficult this will become)
- Stop at the nose and perform a 360, do not over or under pivot as your back will be crooked
- Back until your hip is even with the judge and perform a 270, making sure that your horse is pivoting on the correct foot (you may have to pull your horse slightly forward)
- Walk to judge, stop with 1 1/2 arms length away and set up for inspection
- Upon dismissal perform a 90 and walk away
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