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i dropped out of my riding lessons i hated it
I was fortunate to be one of her students in when she was over the program at MCC. This one is a phenomenal person, judge, professor and equestrian. Outstanding human.
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Think of it as stringing a bow; outside aids hold the bow, inside aids are the string.
This is irresponsible.
That's not Hickstead. Voiceover is not Traurig, but AI generated. This was made by a non rider from books. One is never "secure in the tack.;"
Horse loves his hang time! This gymnastic session is like weight training and Pilates for horses. It removes the crutch of velocity. It also hones recruitment patterns
thankyou
Good video on this subject
Running martingales are less severe because they don't tie down the horses head and allow for more free movement.
This was not helpful for fitting at all.
Awesome hisotry and incredible equestrian. Thank you for posting this.
Proper name is " crop" Where does she live?
Maybe Indiana. Not everyone says crop.
@@Michelle-fz7wm Strange the riders I know from other states call it s crop. At least in the hunt/jump arena.
True, these refinded horse are sensitive. Never kick one, just a leg squeeze gets results. Its like a Cadillac to a chevy. Responses elevated. I had a former race horse. He had to be taught almost everything. He was a sweet thing. Got him trained. Took him to my hunt (fox) he behaved like a gentleman. And even at his 1st show.
The riding school I went to had mirrors around the arena, we were to look at ourselves & notice the mistakes called out by the instructor.
Thanks for advocating for softer bits and comfort. If I can't ride bitless, I use flavoured silicone snaffle. Horsemanship isn't about abusing horse into obeying you in this moment, it's beauty is about willing cooperation. I'd love to see more about fitting saddles and new saddle tree construction.
Beautiful Love hunters. My type horse. Foxhunting is heaven on earth.
A crop. Not for punishment. Its an extra aid..and learn to use it properly. Correct word. Crop. Not stick.
Where I'm from in Indiana, people say stick.
how can one reach you, have horse in need, lower jaw sudden;y 1 inch off to right of upper jaw, all teeth good, can't find any reason why or how to put it back, 3 vets, chiro, mssage, xrays.... horse struggling to eat, can not chew hay. would love to discuss him with you.... how????
maybe the horse would be braver if rodrigo would not use hexagon poles sharp as knives forbidden from the rules of the sport
1 of the outstanding horsemen.
Instead of traveling to Europe to shop for warmbloods, let‘s honor the American thoroughbred once again and confirm their unparalleled grace and ease of stride.
I was taught to ride minus stirrups. Our instructor had us lie down on the bareback horse. We laid on our backs on top the bareback horse. We practiced various things to learn balance. Taught how to roll if falling off. Proper position of body & legs. Same with hands. Proper mounting/dismounting. Etc. Professional training is a plus. This is a good post. You see so many bad riders. You feel sorry for the horse.
Can't believe the poor riding. Who did they train under? My instructor back when would yell at bad posture & riding. Sadly I've seen horrible riders, interfering with horse. Good clip. You only post at the trot. This is terrible. Do the current riders know diagonals. & leads now? How to follow thru.
These guys I idolized. I was just a youung girl but so horse crazy it was my constant dream to jump And at 12 I was allowed my own horse. And jumping became a reality.
I have books by Gordon Wright.
I have books of his
Rodney abused his horses. Ii was seen 1st hand. And protesed against.
Good hands mean everything. Your arms follow his motion. Never fixed hands. My instructor taught me that.
Great trainer/rider.
I had one. He was very nice. I did buy him for a hunter. Had to teach how to be a regular horse. Going up/down hills, water crossings, etc. But he caught on fast. 1st time in the hunt field, he was a perfect gentleman. Kept him till he passed at 27. ❤
Really interesting, thank you
That's awesome. I'm going to try it
Position of the lateral and longitudinal torso comes before legs or hands anything else is delusional.
Love the old school ways!
"Bernie..what are you doooing"...hahaha. You nailed his voice! What an amazing combo this was.
at 1:20 for anyone like me who was looking for the clip
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I wish the long format was bought back, the TB excelled at the old 3DEs the old galloping courses, a totally different sport to that seen today.
I think some of the information in this video is outdated. We have a lot more research now proving how harsh the nutcracker action of single jointed snaffles is. Although from the looks of some of those crazy gadget bits maybe things are worse in the US than what I'm used to seeing here in Australia, where the majority of people ride in single or double jointed snaffles. I have learnt a lot from one of my horses who has a very thick tongue and fleshy lips with not a lot of room for the fat French link lozenge snaffle I got for him, thinking it would be a kinder option. He was getting his tongue over the bit, I realise now because it had nowhere else to go! I would encourage anyone to open your horses mouth with the bit inside and have a look at how it actually works. My pony, who has a very small mouth being a Welsh B, also has a low palate so every time her single jointed snaffle "nutcrackers", it digs into the roof of her mouth! I had no idea until I looked inside her mouth at what the bit was doing. No wonder the poor thing was uncomfortable in the bridle. I'm so glad our governing bodies are now allowing some of the new innovative bits from Myler, Bombers and Fager. I think now we need to start banning the cruel ones from competition because we know better now.
nutcracker is a myth, its only true if you have a bit that is too long, the shape of the horses face keeps the bit from folding in.
If you cant ride bitless go back back and actualy train yourself and lern some respect for your animal.
My mother used to take my sister and I to the GARDEN when we were in the 4=H CLUB. and has our own HORSES !
I was a student of GORDON WRIGHTS and trained with him at his training center in the Blue Ridge Mountians in North Carolina. He picked me out at a Riding Clinic where I was a student with 300 other Equestrians and chose me to train with him. Gordon was a genius with training horses and teaching ! He taught me his secrets to training horses, equitation, and fox hunting. He was a Gourmet chef Gordon took us to fancy cocktail parties. He was a real horseman who started riding in the U.S. Calvary . He knew all the important people in the HORSE BUSINESS and got me jobs working in the horse business because of his connections. I rode Horses all of my life but, didn't have the money to make it to the OLYMPICS. Those were the best memories of my lifetime. I could write a book about all the Great adventures and strories I had with GORDON WRIGHT.
What’s the name/brand of the Hackamore he is using
Wonderful instruction
Excellent information
Excessive leverage to cause pain compliance. Fool. You are not thinking of what is in the best interests of the horse. It is not a hackamore. It is a mechanical hackamore.
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