One of my favourite things about your channel is how honest and down-to-earth you are, it`s very refreshing, not to mention important, to see people on the internet post videos where they admit to making mistakes and being insecure. I often feel like social media is all about facade and pretending to be perfect, when reality is we all struggle with something, and we all have bad days. Keep up the good work, you and Tucker are doing great!

@CarmellaAbel

11 ай бұрын

Thank you for your support!

I hope I am not the only one that makes clicking noises when I watch videos like this 😂

@theequestriandreamer2020

11 ай бұрын

I do that to 😭 I get second hand stress about refusing a jump😂😂

@Jess_Slays15

11 ай бұрын

I was doing that to lol

@Swirlywhirly00001

11 ай бұрын

Or when she asks for a canter making and kissing like the horse will respond

@Swirlywhirly00001

11 ай бұрын

Or when she asks for a canter making and kissing like the horse will respond

@user-hk2sn7ru1p

11 ай бұрын

I also make clicking noises I get so stressed out😅

Apparently Carmela has trained her husband very well , to be a worthy coach . Nice job all round .

Most rides don't go perfectly! There's always something to work on. Riding would be boring otherwise, at least to me. I don't know about jumping, but I've ridden nearly every other discipline. In all of them when riding two-handed, the hands are supposed to be at about a 45 degree angle, so between flat knuckles and thumbs up. You may want to look into that. You were doing it a lot, so it's much more natural for you. Remember to have fun! 😊

Fun video! Your husband is a good helper. You make a great team ❤

This relationship is so sweet and respectful.

Your husband gave some great feedback! He's definitely learned a lot over the years knowing you and helping with editing. Might be a fun video idea to give him jumping lessons if he hasn't tried before. You and Tucker did great for having most of the summer off! It was a hot one anyway. It should be more comfortable getting back into this fall.

@keiraoconnor8374

11 ай бұрын

while that sounds certainly like a great idea, (take this from someone who just started jumping) i'm certain if Collin wasn't already nervous riding, he'd be after that. Jumping is a lot, you can't exactly let someone jump after a couple lessons! (I'm sure he would do great, however!)

@writerspen010

11 ай бұрын

@@keiraoconnor8374 oh sure, but i think it goes without saying that they should do that only if he's comfortable with it. I remember him doing well in a riding video he did way back, and he's clearly learned a lot. They could just do low cross rails or bounces if he's open to it. If he'd rather not, that's obviously cool too! It's up to him and no one else =))

Collin did a great job! Tucker is so cute! Carm is a fantastic rider!!! ❤ 🐎

I love seeing you and Collin do videos together, you guys are so cute together. Anyways, great video, you and Tucker are a perfect pair.

You two did a great job! Loved the lead change at 5:39!

Your channel has helped me so much! thanks for the entertaining content.Xx ❤😊😊❤❤❤

I take lessons and am FAR from an expert. But, based off of what my trainer tells me, I think you need to move your hands further up his neck when he jumps so the reins will be a little looser and he can extend his head/neck. Just my unprofessional, non-expert, unsolicited opinion. But, I love seeing you go through the process. It helps to watch someone else and hear them talk through it. I understand and feel the struggle and frustration.

@CarmellaAbel

11 ай бұрын

Yes you are right! That’s a big habit I’ve always had that I need to work on breaking 😅

I really love your content because you are VERY real and so relatable. I don't ride English but I faithfully watch your videos and have purchased your courses. I think everyone could benefit from your knowledge and down to earth explanations...especially, "KEEP RIDING!" 💕🐴💕

@CarmellaAbel

11 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!!

The sweetest video ever!!!!!! ❤❤❤ i love the connection between all three of you!!!

WHO ELSE IS OBSESSED WOTH EQUINES ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

As a beginner, your honesty is so helpful and encouraging!

Thank you for sharing your emotions as you ride. You are incredible.

Quick, Carmella, do all those "non-equestrian" videos now, before Colin gets too smart. 😂 Fun video guys, great job. 👍🏼

@CarmellaAbel

11 ай бұрын

😂😂

yes you should definitely join the eventing community!! starting eventing was definitely the best decision i ever made

Great video. 💙🐴❣️

Yayy I love jumping videos 🥰

amazing

Hi there

OMG I LOVE THIS ALSO HOW AM I SO EARLY

Doesn’t she remind you of Ygritte! Interesting info on those of us new to horses. Thanks.

Hey my little sis and my loves ur vids but my Sister doesnt know how to ask for trot so if you can make a video about how to ask for trot thanks❤😊

As a gelding owner, I know exactly why he sneakily angled the camera up at 2:56 😜

7:54 to at least to 8:09 is full on projection. If you're uncomfy it's okay to say you are. Please don't blame it on tucker.

I feel like with more experience Collin would be a really good lesson instructor- he's so encouraging. Great riding!

When are you supposed to make clicking noises because I do it when I want my lesson horse to move forward/move his rear but I’m not entirely sure if I’m using it right

You’re a great rider! You need to have more confidence in yourself! I teach beginner riders and I always recommend them watching your videos and learning from you.

I love the quoility of your videos wath camera do you have?👍👍

@CarmellaAbel

11 ай бұрын

We have a Canon 90D!

@equestriandream9522

11 ай бұрын

Thank you so much

You did great...I use a jump bat with my girl to.encourafe her..just an idea

Too much talking…about nothing…don’t be a passenger