Variations
First developed by Saunier, leg-yields are sometimes incorporated into voltes, with the horse's nose facing the inside of the circle. Additionally, de la Guérinière developed "square voltes," which are not commonly practiced today.
Riders may incorporate renvers into their volte, as well as use the volte to help prepare the horse for other movements, such as half-pass.
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