Wow he's jumping so much better in that forward canter!! Lovely riding as always 😍😘

@RidingRemington

3 жыл бұрын

He jumps sooooo much better when I allow him to be more forward! 😊

Get ridiculously excited when I see you've posted 😁 Rem looked amazing and towards the end you could really see the improvement, well done, can't wait to see more!!

@RidingRemington

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you 😊 It felt like by then end we really got into the swing on things! X

Thanks for the vid! Love watching your blogs and vids! Gorgeous horse and fantastic rider! 🤗

@RidingRemington

3 жыл бұрын

So pleased you enjoyed 🤍💙

I absolutely love you two! I love how hard Remmi tries! 🥺🥺

@RidingRemington

3 жыл бұрын

mb.eventing ? I know 😫😭 He makes me cry happy tears with how hard he tries to get it right

Wow, well done, he seemed like he was loving it !!! Love your videos 🐴

@RidingRemington

3 жыл бұрын

He really does enjoy it! 🤍😊

You both did so good, that the best I've seen him jump for ages!! Proper jumping and totally gives me confidence off Friday!!! Eek!

@RidingRemington

3 жыл бұрын

He was definitely proper jumping by the end of it. Me too as well, it took me a while to get into the swing of it 🙈 Have fun on Friday 😊

Well done rem!!😊 he jumps like a machine 🤩

@RidingRemington

3 жыл бұрын

He tries so hard 🖤

Great vlog! It is so nice to watch as I'm trying to get into jumping again (although my break has been MUCH longer than yours) and it is inspiring to watch others go to lessons and work on things.

@RidingRemington

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed 😊 I love watching others in lessons too - You can learn lots from watching other people 😊

@JustHorseyMie

3 жыл бұрын

@@RidingRemington my latest vlog has footage from my first jumping lesson since 2011.

He’s such a pretty boy! Flying over those jumps ❤️

@RidingRemington

3 жыл бұрын

Always Equestrian He was LOVING it!!!! 🚀

You ride him SO well! I can completely relate to the canter woes I always feel like I have the oomph but I don't. I've worked out if it feels fast and forward going its probably the right canter if it feels pretty I need more revs!

@RidingRemington

3 жыл бұрын

I couldn’t believe how slow it looked when I watched it back on video, feels like you’re flying 😂🙈

Man, how's the weather up there Remi??!!!😂 You both jumped amazing!!!!!! Lysm😘

I totally get what you mean!! I find when I’m at shows it feels like I’m going 100mph but when I watch the video back it’s so slow!! It think it’s just having the confidence to enjoy the speed 😊

@RidingRemington

3 жыл бұрын

Oscar The Cob So slow 😂🙈 Definitely all about gaining the confidence to enjoy it 🤍 It’s nice to have it on video so I can see how much better he jumps with a bit more pace to his canter

@heymoma700

3 жыл бұрын

Same for me 😂😂.. With my new mare I get to enjoy the speed more slowly but surely.. with the gelding I used to ride I would always think I’m going sooo fast but actually really not 😂😂

I am first again!!!amazing content!!!

@RidingRemington

3 жыл бұрын

Agne Equine Woooooo!! Speedy and dedicated 😉

That place is down the road from me I always go to sj shows there and lessons there!!!!🤣❤

It's nice to see you and Rem out jumping. It's been one heck of a year. After the quarantine for strangles then you faced quarantine for COVID. I really hope it's getting better in the UK. It's sure not getting better in the states.

@RidingRemington

3 жыл бұрын

Susan Tescione Hasn’t it just 🙈 The infection rate has dropped over here but it is still anything but normal - It’s a new way of living that is for sure.

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Doubles are my nemesis as well! My horse has a smaller canter stride, so I alwas have to push her a bit extra to make it. Which means we go faster and with more power into the double, and that in turn makes it more scary 😅

@RidingRemington

3 жыл бұрын

Exactly this! Remmi is small striding so we always end up squeezing an extra stride in 😊

Love Crofton!

@RidingRemington

3 жыл бұрын

Such a lovely venue 🤍 Can’t wait until they start holding competitions again 🤞🏻🙌🏻

@jlbeventing8053

3 жыл бұрын

@@RidingRemington omg same! I loved the unaff showjumping! 😆

Amazing! is your cooler weatherbeeta?

Loved this video, you guys look great out there and Rem looks so fit! I saw that your extra bit looked a bit dirty, and i would recommend after every ride cleaning both your bridle and bit! I in no-means want to be "hating" on you or your horse, just a tip!

@RidingRemington

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Phoebe, he feels really well at the moment. The bit is probably a little bit dirty as it’s been stored in that box for a good few months. It’s also a sweet iron bit so even when they are clean they look dirty if that makes sense - The metal is just a funny colour 😊

Omg remington is so cute and his huge feathers are sooooo pretty

@RidingRemington

3 жыл бұрын

Pretty but an absolute NIGHTMARE to keep clean.

he’s so cute! 🤩mines the opposite at the moment normally loves jumping and will go over 80/90 easily but it’s like he’s just stopped all a sudden and has started running out and stopping at even the tiniest jumps 😩

@RidingRemington

3 жыл бұрын

Oh no that is frustrating, especially as he usually loves it 🤔😫🤍

@LS-vb3ko

3 жыл бұрын

My previous horse was exactly like that, he clearly loved his jumping but he stopped and ran out non stop, would rear on the turn to the jump, I stopped jumping for a good year (that was a bit long) and when I tried again he was absolutely flying. Maybe give him a complete break from jumping for a couple months and come back :)

@eringray426

3 жыл бұрын

Lauryn Onassis yeah that’s what i’m planning to do i’ll just give him the winter off jumping and focus on my flatwork and building up muscle, he’s a cob like remmi (minus the feathers🙈) but his flatwork isn’t the best so lots of raised poles, hill work and fitness/interval training should be good for him he’s relatively fit right now but had a bit of an accident out xc so just taking it slow and steady and hopefully come september i’ll be able to bring him into more work! x

He really is a super star 🌟🤩you 2 have come on leaps and bounds 💓❤️. What is the highest sj course Remi would feel comfortable doing ? Xx

@RidingRemington

3 жыл бұрын

We jump for fun so I don’t see us jumping any higher than a course of 80cm 😊

I like lessons as well he looked good at the end which lessons are all about

@RidingRemington

3 жыл бұрын

LOVE lessons!! It always amazes me how far you can come in such a short space of time 😊

I neee more subs.. ur visa are A-M-A-Z-I-N-G

@jacquiwalsh2249

3 жыл бұрын

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@jacquiwalsh2249

3 жыл бұрын

U’ sorry my typing is 😐

@RidingRemington

3 жыл бұрын

Awwww 🥰 Thank you

I actually want a horse like Remmi he just looks perfect the right height lovely age can do all disciplines 🙃 doesn’t matter about the hate for cows that’s fine 💖

Is he Remington your only horse and is this your only account?

Hey!

@RidingRemington

3 жыл бұрын

Chloe Turner Hey 👋🏻

He was a good boy a bit better in canter in the second half of your lesson but he is such a handsome man

@RidingRemington

3 жыл бұрын

100% better towards the latter half! One day we’ll come out firing on all cylinders right off the bat - It’s a work in progress 😂

APPARENTLY if you type your favourite you tubers name three times they will pin you ?!!! RIDING REMINGTON RIDING REMINGTON RIDING REMINGTON Does it work 🤨💜

Really dislike when riders smack their horses with a whip as they’re going over a jump. It clearly doesn’t work - he trashes the jump pretty much every time you do this

@RidingRemington

3 жыл бұрын

I certainly didn’t see any smacking with the whip in this video 🤷🏼‍♀️ A tap on the shoulder to back up the leg aid yes but there was nothing more than that. Do bare in mind when you post a non constructive comment that everyone will be at a different stage in their training - If we don’t make mistakes, how do we learn? 😊

@tillypink2235

3 жыл бұрын

Riding Remington the sound of a whip cracking onto the horse’s shoulder is definitely more than a tap on the shoulder. In regards to everyone being at different stages of their riding, I would never dream of writing a non constructive comment about something like riding position or something otherwise unrelated to general riding ethics - Using a whip like this is not a mistake that should ever be tolerated in my opinion. You probably won’t do this, but next time you have your whip use it on your thigh so that it makes the same smack sound as it does in this video and perhaps you will realise that it isn’t something that should ever be tolerated

@RidingRemington

3 жыл бұрын

Are familiar with Cushion Bats? Whips have come on a LONG way since the old school leather bound sticks. A “tap” from a cushion bat, a lightweight, flexible, foam cushioned whip will produce more noise than impact.

@MsJMK2011

3 жыл бұрын

There is so much which needs to be taken into account before making a judgement like this. What type of whip is Sophie using? Why is she doing it? You haven’t ridden the horse.. therefore can a comment like this really be fair? You must realise that a comment like this will hurt someone.. who clearly spoils their horse ROTTEN. Just like you hate the whip.. I hate people who wade into something that isn’t anything to do with them and make someone feel terrible when they haven’t done anything wrong 🤬 If you were really concerned you’d have messaged her. You clearly just like it up there on your soap box

@tillypink2235

3 жыл бұрын

Cornish Connemara the type of whip, “reason” for whipping and whether or not I have ridden the horse is totally irrelevant in my opinion - I am against whipping animals and the circumstances of the whipping is by the by. I can tell Sophie absolutely dotes on her pony, and most likely wouldn’t dream of smacking him with a whip like this when on the ground. My issue is that once a rider gets on board their mount, that compassion that is felt towards their pony when handling them on the ground is then forgotten, and the fact that they are still a living breathing animal becomes secondary to the riding task and techniques such as smacking with a whip then become acceptable by someone who would otherwise treat their pony with respect and love.