just great....thank you

Best trainer on KZread. I love that you show the whole lesson. The good and bad during the lesson. Thank you sir

Thanks for the informative video. Tabor City, NC

Ms. MaLinda...you are a great cinematographer! Thank you! 😊❤

Thanks for explaining the foot/hoof timing clearly and the reason you want to change the bit. It helps make things so much clearer.

Enough apologies. We understand you are setting up new equipment. We like your videos 🎉

Hi mr tim she is doing a good job with it. Have fun with all of the cows and calefs 🐮🐄🐮🐄 you do a great job 🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎

Beautiful horse, but then she's also my namesake! 😉 Even me who am inexperienced can see that she has improved really well. 🥰

You have a full plate! Computers have a habit of gobbling and hiding things. No worries

Good morning guys, Looking good Tim. Thank you for video Tim & Melinda.😄

She stands out behind.

She will look and move quite a bit better with correct work that builds muscle. Plenty of potential.

I had noticed the high head position and tension when you were asking for the counterbend. Thankyou for explaining why this happens. I'm interested because my horse is similar and I'm trying to help her lift her shoulders.

Thank you for the clear explanation of every step in this training session with Lena

My horse does the ears playing tennis as well, but he will be in full attention with the exercise at hand.

I had done things like this for r months, but as soon as you tried to leave the pasture it all went to pot, diving for grass and getting on top of me, so I had to teach tb to stay 10 feet back always with a buggy whip to keep distanced

Do not tempt the wrath of your computer gods.😅

Underline of the neck is thick due to her carrying her head up and rounding up using her rear and back. This is why she is weaker in the rear end and heavier on the front end. This is an issue I am currently working on my horses: teaching them to stretch downward and engaging their rear and core.

hello from South Africa, i love your channel, just a remark, talcum powder stops those creaky saddles for good 🤗

@barbedstar6480

2 ай бұрын

Thank you, Prophet630, I was going to mention that too! Squeaky is distracting.

@timandersonhorsetraining

2 ай бұрын

In my humid climate the talcum powder turns to a muddy paste. We must use oil which requires repeated application. This saddle was just done a few weeks ago.

I've been leading my mare in circles a lot to finish cinching her up as she's very cranky about that but now I'll add the change of direction to help with her pushiness, too. Thanks for the tip. I will have to work on her leading next to me since I show her in halter, too, but she can do both. More important now that she respects my space.

Can you describe exactly what you mean " riding her to go forward" then to "quit riding her" or "bring her to walk with your seat"

You need to water your arena. Dust is so bad for you both❤

She’s gorgeous. What is her breed?

Nice job as always!❤

Awesome.

Answering the question: Is it that black patch her left thigh area? He coloring is unusual. I would say some variation of a buckskin? Oh now I see that she is some variation of red roan?

@suzanneyoung8011

2 ай бұрын

Tim replied to another comment that she is a gray paint. Her coloring is very similar to a horse owned by another KZreadr which is a Spotted Saddle Horse that is gaited. She describes his color as gray sabino, which basically is the same thing as a gray pinto with a lot of white.

Thanks for explaining leading. If she gets too close, you turn. But your back is to her; how can you tell if she is getting closer?

@timandersonhorsetraining

2 ай бұрын

Even with your back to one you should still be able to know where they are.

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Cute mover. She just wanted a leader which she has in you!

Lots of upward transitions as well as your exercise of turning the horse into the wall to change direction will accomplish the lifting of the shoulders. As I ride English I train most horses in the snaffle only until they're soft enough throughout the body to give to a curb. However, not having had your extensive experience, I wonder why you go to the curb first rather than use specific exercises on this particular horse. I also didn't have the owner and money considerations that you do.

Is she a pinto roan? The dark spots on her left hip and hocks is confusing to me.

@timandersonhorsetraining

2 ай бұрын

Gray paint

@kathleenredick275

2 ай бұрын

@@timandersonhorsetraining Thanks.

Yes very weak in the back and she camps out behind.

@kayBTR

2 ай бұрын

I don’t understand the signs that the horse is weak in the back end. What do I look for? Thanks for your help.

Horses cannot feel differently than they act - have them act compliant, they become compliant. No other way. Animals are congruent - like babies. Goes the other way, too. Let them act pushy, and they will feel pushy. Our choice.

@timandersonhorsetraining

2 ай бұрын

That is not always true for horses. Horse's herd behavior is all learned behavior. Ears pinned to move another horse, head position to show submission is all learned and in some horses The correct connections are not always there. I get horses in that their body expressions do not match their intentions. I've done several videos about these horses. Even instances where one part of the horse's body give one indication and another part gives another. You can't always just look at the 'textbook" indicators, you must look and consider everything in its totality.

@casdragon_5939

2 ай бұрын

Animals bred to work with humans aren't at all; we've bred them to be more complex than that