Finally, adjustability especially in-between fences is a common problem. Coovers in a line is often very consistent in stride length, but it is not nesscerally the stride length the rider needs or wants. Coovers often takes shorter strides and is un willing to take a longer stride and will sometimes give a little protest (bucking or kicking out) when the rider backs up her leg with the whip. This often encourages riders to back off and just let Coovers do what he wants. However, Coovers contributes to this problem by not only being a little lazy and stubborn but also being stiff in the back lacking muscling in the hind quarters and abdominals. I contribute to this problem by not using my aids in the most effective manner, allowing him
