Absolutely superb!!!! Make her and FEI judge, I bet dressage would clean right up!! She cares about the welfare of the horse! I bet rolkur and blue tongue wouldn’t happen on her watch . What a gem of an equestrian. What a trainer and rider should aspire to be! Absolutely fabulous and in harmony with letting the horse be a horse and giving and taking, a mutual understanding of respect and dignity. I feel sorry for dressage horses of today. They all look like prisoners in their own body.
@stevenorsinelli40292 ай бұрын
This is great! Thank you!
@robynmartin20263 ай бұрын
thank you for sharing, great little video!!
@joshuastiles11843 ай бұрын
fuck put up that sexy horse ass
@pawekucabinski9224 ай бұрын
Piękny koń Z warkoczem ogonem A boli jak ciasne warkocze zaplatasz koniu
@DianaKazimiera-5 ай бұрын
A great therapy that improves and strengthens the physical health of horses 🐎💎.Perfect therapy for equine Police Officers -Horses. #Horses #Health #Life #Therapy #Convalescence #ServiceHorses Good luck for all team. Great respect from 🇵🇱🕊️🤝
@simonshusse5 ай бұрын
There's no "how" in this video, just "when", "why" and so on. Title this "Matt Hicks shows when he rides shoulder-in" instead.
@elizabethmoore79856 ай бұрын
What a pr@tt😂 Nothing wrong with the horse!!!
@PetersenJohnson6 ай бұрын
There are inexpensive additives like Levitare and Noviun that we added to our arena from Performance Footing
@emmamacgregor9987 ай бұрын
Thankyou for this. 😊
@seekerofclarity7 ай бұрын
No help whatsoever lol, we are shown a three loop serpentine, but not how to ride it
@kellyhansen40568 ай бұрын
Always get your horse to put its head down and eat to check fit especially over wither area.
@meganhenderson17158 ай бұрын
Wow. Just wow. That was amazing and life changing as far as my riding goes. Thank you so so much. ❤
@meganhenderson17158 ай бұрын
Me too!!!
@kylechapman1318 ай бұрын
I love you so very much
@ramesh.kumar1198 ай бұрын
Excellent tutorial...
@loredelore72869 ай бұрын
Is this her normal speaking voice?
@Kelly_Ben9 ай бұрын
It certainly confirmed that horses need/ want to be able to see outside when traveling, and that we should take a quick ride in the back to determine what might be rattling/ banging, so we can make adjustments for a quieter ride!
@hebelehubele893211 ай бұрын
What is the surface under the sand
@christinemurray854211 ай бұрын
What a gorgeous horse!
@christinemurray854211 ай бұрын
I love this! You are in your element and you have loving fan club. I also ride and show. My coach and the other riders are so very supportive. Like your team.
@robertdocwaltz784711 ай бұрын
I'm going to try this on my mare tomorrow. Thanks for the lesson!
@HuntClubRdBarbie11 ай бұрын
brilliant!
@dianemanson775611 ай бұрын
There is another technique you can use that I have seen in another video. I actually prefer that one.
@antoniaelwes6201 Жыл бұрын
So pleased, this worked so well! X
@philanna38 Жыл бұрын
Beautiful horse but can say I care for horses being shaved. No protection for flies or bug bites.
@kateskinner8447 Жыл бұрын
I’ve got a 6yr old ISHxCM and will be trying this!!!
@minky7252 Жыл бұрын
So nicely ridden! I love seeing the freedom in gait and poll high. Thanks
@mandanabohlool2605 Жыл бұрын
Absolutely good explanation 🎉 Thank you xx
@minky7252 Жыл бұрын
Lovely horse. Would be interested in seeing this young, developing horse with poll highest point instead of C 3 and less bv
@Andrew-ck1ob Жыл бұрын
Piggy your an inspiration
@CourtneyME1 Жыл бұрын
What are your measurements for the fan portion?
@luciemarinov129 Жыл бұрын
Very excellent ideas of how u help rider’ s mindset❤
@loredelore7286 Жыл бұрын
Another load of clichéd nonsense and bullying a horse and selling it as horse training.
@pinknissanfigaro8716 Жыл бұрын
Former groom for the Browns. Fraudsters never paid me intentionally for about 8/10 months then I left. I worked for up to 12 hours nearly every day including going to the livery yard nearby when they ran out of stables at their yard. Tim said it was meant to be £40 a day which is underpay too. He only gave me £40 about 3 or 4 times saying it can go towards shopping and fuel and gave me petrol money to take a girl to the airport. That was it! He asked about how I get money if I need it. I said from my savings. He said 'good girl'. I messaged him saying I'm not going to work until he pays me. He just replied 'thank you 🙂'. Tim lied about keeping a record of my days and owing me any money. Others had pay issues. He also had the cheek to make me wash a horse on my lunch break (issue being I worked for free), be a taxi driver, clean his car, clear the washing machine drain, brush cobwebs, spray weed killer, remove weeds, clean mud off barrow wheels, pull up grass, tidy up sticks and drag branches onto a fire which caused difficulty breathing and made my eyes water. Tim smacked my bum, said I have a pretty little face, smiled when I took my phone out of my bra and kept asking if I was going on a date when I looked at the time. Horses are rarely in fields and they have a bad reputation in the equine industry. A different yard said they sell wrong horses to people. He disagrees, is defensive and plays the victim but all of this definitely happened. Still plays his silly games.
@donwelke940 Жыл бұрын
Had two horses as a kid, Cocoa, the sweetest trotter you'd ever meet and Ken, the nastiest SOB rust red and white patched, IDK the breeds. It was my job to give them a bail of hay every day, clean the trough, etc. Ken would charge me, kick at me and one day, he stomped my miniature golden retriever Kelly and she died. He had a lot of room but would always run the fence line along the driveway like he was looking for a fight. He was the devils incarnate of a horse, I wish I knew the breed.
@Sewerrat8officialАй бұрын
Perhaps a American paint horse?
@dogmom7698 Жыл бұрын
I must do this but while doing it, speak in a stuffy British accent.
@zosiao.4626 Жыл бұрын
Guess what? I don't wonder
@jesshenderson1844 Жыл бұрын
Through the entire video the horse is cooperating by standing at the mounting steps, but this jerk keeps pushing the horse to realign. Push, push, push. The "trainer" is incompetent. Mount the horse you idiot!
@badgirlgoodwomen6585 Жыл бұрын
I take it your not a horse trainer or behaviourist if that is what you think! 9:46 mins in is when the horse does exactly what he wanted her to do and he got straight on! He was teaching her to stand close to the block and still while she is mounted, he was training her to come sideways into the block on her own, stand square to let him get on, which up until the time he got on she didn't and was still fidgety having her hind quarters slightly out, which he didn't want. If that was you in there you would of had to move the block into her to get on which is no training the horse to come to the mountain block herself and get into position to be mounted! Standing still wasn't the issue on the last bit of training it was the horses position to the block! You should never have to take the block to the horse, the horse should always come to the block. He trained her exactly right because now she will come to the block then after a couple of 'clic clics' the mare will step sideways into the block, stand square in the right position for the rider to get straight on!
@tinky2914 Жыл бұрын
How do you know if you're legally aloud to hack somewhere? There's a lovely park where I am that would be perfect for a little canter, but I don't want to get sued. Can't find info online anywhere
@babbzkash Жыл бұрын
This man is amazing
@buckwheat733 Жыл бұрын
Very good stuff!
@WhiteKitta Жыл бұрын
such a gorgeous and sweet Horse.... lucky owner!
@gemmadavies4997 Жыл бұрын
Its so nice to get on a horse that stands for you ! And at the end Richard did a bit of de-sentitising work to the applause. A real horseman.
@madi6035 Жыл бұрын
I am SUCH a perfectionist... I hate it! I have to have a perfect schedule, if I don't or go off schedule I beat myself up- also when I'm riding and mess up or are at a competition and mess up, I used to beat myself up about it, but now I've started to tell myself, we didn't mess up, it was a learning experience, what did I do wrong how can I learn from it?
@jesusperez6383 Жыл бұрын
I slave you boots my horsewoman!!!
@justinneill5003 Жыл бұрын
Very interesting. My TBX was an ex hunter who was rather skinny and neglected when I got him. I fattened him up on good grazing, sorted out his feet, etc, and he was unrecognisable after a year. He never really took to flatwork but we still persisted with the basics, and he had a whopping jump. Great fun horse, used to enjoy doing working hunter classes at local shows but other than that I kept him purely for pleasure, that’s what it’s about for me. He was going strong right up to the age of 28. So now a few years later I’m in a position to have horses again and thinking of doing something similar with an ex racehorse. I learned something new here, regarding the thin soles and back issues, will keep that in mind. I think one of the challenges may be the horse’s reaction to traffic, as I’ll be hacking out on public roads; my ex hunter was well used to it but I suppose racehorses don’t see so much of it!
@AB-nd6lo Жыл бұрын
Unreal, thank you
@artbyeliza8670 Жыл бұрын
My horse has been so desensitized to any form or whip or tap - he licks and chews with lowered head and is not bothered by it. Makes this difficult - he just ignores it! Suggestions?
@badgirlgoodwomen6585 Жыл бұрын
A lowered head and licking and chewing is reduction of adrenaline which is exactly what you want, it has nothing to do with de- sensitisation it means the horse is relaxing, no longer tense and submitting to the handler. He wasn't ignoring the whip he was just figuring out what Richard was teaching him or on the other hand he just could of been testing Richard to see what he can get away with!
@badgirlgoodwomen6585 Жыл бұрын
Nearly all the comments on hear are positive, they no what there talking about and looking at.
@artbyeliza8670 Жыл бұрын
@@badgirlgoodwomen6585 Not that horse, my horse. Shuts down when tapped with a whip. I asked 6 months ago. We have worked our way around it without using a whip.
@artbyeliza8670 Жыл бұрын
I have nothing against this method at all. Wish I could have used it. Just my horse shuts down and just stands. Not tense, not relaxed, just neutral. Every horses is different and not all methods work on every horse.
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Absolutely superb!!!! Make her and FEI judge, I bet dressage would clean right up!! She cares about the welfare of the horse! I bet rolkur and blue tongue wouldn’t happen on her watch . What a gem of an equestrian. What a trainer and rider should aspire to be! Absolutely fabulous and in harmony with letting the horse be a horse and giving and taking, a mutual understanding of respect and dignity. I feel sorry for dressage horses of today. They all look like prisoners in their own body.
This is great! Thank you!
thank you for sharing, great little video!!
fuck put up that sexy horse ass
Piękny koń Z warkoczem ogonem A boli jak ciasne warkocze zaplatasz koniu
A great therapy that improves and strengthens the physical health of horses 🐎💎.Perfect therapy for equine Police Officers -Horses. #Horses #Health #Life #Therapy #Convalescence #ServiceHorses Good luck for all team. Great respect from 🇵🇱🕊️🤝
There's no "how" in this video, just "when", "why" and so on. Title this "Matt Hicks shows when he rides shoulder-in" instead.
What a pr@tt😂 Nothing wrong with the horse!!!
There are inexpensive additives like Levitare and Noviun that we added to our arena from Performance Footing
Thankyou for this. 😊
No help whatsoever lol, we are shown a three loop serpentine, but not how to ride it
Always get your horse to put its head down and eat to check fit especially over wither area.
Wow. Just wow. That was amazing and life changing as far as my riding goes. Thank you so so much. ❤
Me too!!!
I love you so very much
Excellent tutorial...
Is this her normal speaking voice?
It certainly confirmed that horses need/ want to be able to see outside when traveling, and that we should take a quick ride in the back to determine what might be rattling/ banging, so we can make adjustments for a quieter ride!
What is the surface under the sand
What a gorgeous horse!
I love this! You are in your element and you have loving fan club. I also ride and show. My coach and the other riders are so very supportive. Like your team.
I'm going to try this on my mare tomorrow. Thanks for the lesson!
brilliant!
There is another technique you can use that I have seen in another video. I actually prefer that one.
So pleased, this worked so well! X
Beautiful horse but can say I care for horses being shaved. No protection for flies or bug bites.
I’ve got a 6yr old ISHxCM and will be trying this!!!
So nicely ridden! I love seeing the freedom in gait and poll high. Thanks
Absolutely good explanation 🎉 Thank you xx
Lovely horse. Would be interested in seeing this young, developing horse with poll highest point instead of C 3 and less bv
Piggy your an inspiration
What are your measurements for the fan portion?
Very excellent ideas of how u help rider’ s mindset❤
Another load of clichéd nonsense and bullying a horse and selling it as horse training.
Former groom for the Browns. Fraudsters never paid me intentionally for about 8/10 months then I left. I worked for up to 12 hours nearly every day including going to the livery yard nearby when they ran out of stables at their yard. Tim said it was meant to be £40 a day which is underpay too. He only gave me £40 about 3 or 4 times saying it can go towards shopping and fuel and gave me petrol money to take a girl to the airport. That was it! He asked about how I get money if I need it. I said from my savings. He said 'good girl'. I messaged him saying I'm not going to work until he pays me. He just replied 'thank you 🙂'. Tim lied about keeping a record of my days and owing me any money. Others had pay issues. He also had the cheek to make me wash a horse on my lunch break (issue being I worked for free), be a taxi driver, clean his car, clear the washing machine drain, brush cobwebs, spray weed killer, remove weeds, clean mud off barrow wheels, pull up grass, tidy up sticks and drag branches onto a fire which caused difficulty breathing and made my eyes water. Tim smacked my bum, said I have a pretty little face, smiled when I took my phone out of my bra and kept asking if I was going on a date when I looked at the time. Horses are rarely in fields and they have a bad reputation in the equine industry. A different yard said they sell wrong horses to people. He disagrees, is defensive and plays the victim but all of this definitely happened. Still plays his silly games.
Had two horses as a kid, Cocoa, the sweetest trotter you'd ever meet and Ken, the nastiest SOB rust red and white patched, IDK the breeds. It was my job to give them a bail of hay every day, clean the trough, etc. Ken would charge me, kick at me and one day, he stomped my miniature golden retriever Kelly and she died. He had a lot of room but would always run the fence line along the driveway like he was looking for a fight. He was the devils incarnate of a horse, I wish I knew the breed.
Perhaps a American paint horse?
I must do this but while doing it, speak in a stuffy British accent.
Guess what? I don't wonder
Through the entire video the horse is cooperating by standing at the mounting steps, but this jerk keeps pushing the horse to realign. Push, push, push. The "trainer" is incompetent. Mount the horse you idiot!
I take it your not a horse trainer or behaviourist if that is what you think! 9:46 mins in is when the horse does exactly what he wanted her to do and he got straight on! He was teaching her to stand close to the block and still while she is mounted, he was training her to come sideways into the block on her own, stand square to let him get on, which up until the time he got on she didn't and was still fidgety having her hind quarters slightly out, which he didn't want. If that was you in there you would of had to move the block into her to get on which is no training the horse to come to the mountain block herself and get into position to be mounted! Standing still wasn't the issue on the last bit of training it was the horses position to the block! You should never have to take the block to the horse, the horse should always come to the block. He trained her exactly right because now she will come to the block then after a couple of 'clic clics' the mare will step sideways into the block, stand square in the right position for the rider to get straight on!
How do you know if you're legally aloud to hack somewhere? There's a lovely park where I am that would be perfect for a little canter, but I don't want to get sued. Can't find info online anywhere
This man is amazing
Very good stuff!
such a gorgeous and sweet Horse.... lucky owner!
Its so nice to get on a horse that stands for you ! And at the end Richard did a bit of de-sentitising work to the applause. A real horseman.
I am SUCH a perfectionist... I hate it! I have to have a perfect schedule, if I don't or go off schedule I beat myself up- also when I'm riding and mess up or are at a competition and mess up, I used to beat myself up about it, but now I've started to tell myself, we didn't mess up, it was a learning experience, what did I do wrong how can I learn from it?
I slave you boots my horsewoman!!!
Very interesting. My TBX was an ex hunter who was rather skinny and neglected when I got him. I fattened him up on good grazing, sorted out his feet, etc, and he was unrecognisable after a year. He never really took to flatwork but we still persisted with the basics, and he had a whopping jump. Great fun horse, used to enjoy doing working hunter classes at local shows but other than that I kept him purely for pleasure, that’s what it’s about for me. He was going strong right up to the age of 28. So now a few years later I’m in a position to have horses again and thinking of doing something similar with an ex racehorse. I learned something new here, regarding the thin soles and back issues, will keep that in mind. I think one of the challenges may be the horse’s reaction to traffic, as I’ll be hacking out on public roads; my ex hunter was well used to it but I suppose racehorses don’t see so much of it!
Unreal, thank you
My horse has been so desensitized to any form or whip or tap - he licks and chews with lowered head and is not bothered by it. Makes this difficult - he just ignores it! Suggestions?
A lowered head and licking and chewing is reduction of adrenaline which is exactly what you want, it has nothing to do with de- sensitisation it means the horse is relaxing, no longer tense and submitting to the handler. He wasn't ignoring the whip he was just figuring out what Richard was teaching him or on the other hand he just could of been testing Richard to see what he can get away with!
Nearly all the comments on hear are positive, they no what there talking about and looking at.
@@badgirlgoodwomen6585 Not that horse, my horse. Shuts down when tapped with a whip. I asked 6 months ago. We have worked our way around it without using a whip.
I have nothing against this method at all. Wish I could have used it. Just my horse shuts down and just stands. Not tense, not relaxed, just neutral. Every horses is different and not all methods work on every horse.
So great I love all your tips and positivity!