Haunches-in
（重定向自Renvers）
![Travers: The horse is moving on four tracks, at an angle of 30°, the neck parallel to the rail, with the poll slightly bent to the inside, so that the eyebrow can be seen.](/Images/godic/202502/07/Haunches-in1828.JPG")
Haunches-in (also called travers, "tête au mur") is a lateral movement used in the dressage discipline of horse training. It has a close cousin, haunches-out ("renvers", "croupe au mur"), that is slightly more difficult. Both movements are four-track, meaning they produce four lines of hoof prints in the sand, as opposed to the usual two seen if the horse is straight and to the three-track shoulder-in.