As someone who has gotten into horses as an adult this video is great. So many lifelong horse people forget things that have become instinctual and can’t teach even if you ask
@dawneendostert35769 ай бұрын
Good teaching moments with Trent. His face was right where he could get “cow kicked” to the side. He’s blessed to have his dad’s horses to work with. Ask me how I know a nine year old kid who had to learn on her own can get kicked like that, but not my face. And I have just been given a 21 year old gelding that has been ignoring his former owner (my niece) and running over or knocking her flying. I called the prior owner and she was surprised to here he was like this. He had developed bad habits with a newly horse owner. A friend bought him and did some good work with him but she quit coming around for a while so he’s back to spooking from”air” so time for some pay attention to me work. We practiced little circles then I would walk off and more circles, here, there, and so on. Then a short lesson on standing beside me calmly at the mounting block (stump-he’s 16.3 hands). The former owner said she had put all kinds of people on him and camped and showed him all over Oregon. It doesn’t take long for them to get sour. I enjoy your common sense way of talking and doing things and the fun trail rides. I loved the tag game. I was able to play polo with my QH with a group using brooms and a basket ball. I held back until the ball escaped the huddle then we went in low and fast and took the ball to the goal. That little Poco Buena great something grandson could move quick. You might think about that for a game with your group.
@livesoutdoors1708 Жыл бұрын
Yay Trent!👍
@donpettinger8079 Жыл бұрын
Excellent video. It is wonderful how you are so patient with your sons teaching them all that you know.
@tifalockheartw Жыл бұрын
I love how you just maneuver this kiddo hahaha I love your videos so much, it's really helping me with my young sons and their old Arab mare.
@kristinschmidt4735 Жыл бұрын
Thanks, Trent! This helped me learn a thing or two.
@horsecrazy7655 Жыл бұрын
Thanks for sharing some basics! So many people have no idea about any of that, I am at a 70 horse stables in California and boy do I see some stuff, if we just keep throwing it out there maybe more people will pick up some good horsemanship skills 🙏🏻
@paloma4444
11 ай бұрын
Is standing glued to the horses behind really the safest place?
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As someone who has gotten into horses as an adult this video is great. So many lifelong horse people forget things that have become instinctual and can’t teach even if you ask
Good teaching moments with Trent. His face was right where he could get “cow kicked” to the side. He’s blessed to have his dad’s horses to work with. Ask me how I know a nine year old kid who had to learn on her own can get kicked like that, but not my face. And I have just been given a 21 year old gelding that has been ignoring his former owner (my niece) and running over or knocking her flying. I called the prior owner and she was surprised to here he was like this. He had developed bad habits with a newly horse owner. A friend bought him and did some good work with him but she quit coming around for a while so he’s back to spooking from”air” so time for some pay attention to me work. We practiced little circles then I would walk off and more circles, here, there, and so on. Then a short lesson on standing beside me calmly at the mounting block (stump-he’s 16.3 hands). The former owner said she had put all kinds of people on him and camped and showed him all over Oregon. It doesn’t take long for them to get sour. I enjoy your common sense way of talking and doing things and the fun trail rides. I loved the tag game. I was able to play polo with my QH with a group using brooms and a basket ball. I held back until the ball escaped the huddle then we went in low and fast and took the ball to the goal. That little Poco Buena great something grandson could move quick. You might think about that for a game with your group.
Yay Trent!👍
Excellent video. It is wonderful how you are so patient with your sons teaching them all that you know.
I love how you just maneuver this kiddo hahaha I love your videos so much, it's really helping me with my young sons and their old Arab mare.
Thanks, Trent! This helped me learn a thing or two.
Thanks for sharing some basics! So many people have no idea about any of that, I am at a 70 horse stables in California and boy do I see some stuff, if we just keep throwing it out there maybe more people will pick up some good horsemanship skills 🙏🏻
@paloma4444
11 ай бұрын
Is standing glued to the horses behind really the safest place?