It's like magic. I just requested a time-lapse of the harrowing of the arena a couple weeks ago and voila! That aerial view was SO SATISFYING. You nailed it. It's the best time-lapse with the possible exception of the tree debris clean-up time-lapse. Thanks so much for taking the time to do this.
Thanks, Graeme.. I asked if we could watch you harrow the arena a while ago. Wow!! True to your nature, you delivered massively. Lol. A birds-eye view!! That was unexpected but so cool to watch. Thanks so much for all the editing, as well. Have a great day!
Nice to watch from above. Such a satisfying feeling whan the surface is neat. Sometimes I am the lucky first person to ride in the outdoor arena freshly harrowed, feeling like a royalty 😁. It's very helpful because you can see every single hoofprint and correct your lines and circles etc, get more precise. Sometimes I look back on what I thought was a pretty straight line but it looks as if my horse was drunk 🤣 !
Wow, that was fun !!! Had no idea your "drone" could hover like that to give us such a view, the operation was fascinating, good job; in regular speed how long does it take?
looks nice! Do you think about hooking that mesh to a carriage girth on a horse, so as like to do long reining? Seen this already with some folks, and one trainer in particular has her pony really on autopilot to do this- she only has to care for the edges of the arena ;-)
I don't have a carriage girth so it's not even possible. Either way though, I likely wouldn't do it as I'd be harrowing forever due to the deep prints the horses leave that my harrow doesn't cover over in one pass.. essentially I'd have to do two passes over the prints and they'd make them on the pass we were doing sooooooo
hahaha... well.. first I tromp around all over the place and drag my feet around to mess things up. Then I take a rake and pull the corners in all kinds of directions so it doesn't match the turns. kidding.. yes, when I find a moment I'll go to the corners and rake them in a bit. Sometimes I do the corners first as the sand builds up in them.
It's like magic. I just requested a time-lapse of the harrowing of the arena a couple weeks ago and voila! That aerial view was SO SATISFYING. You nailed it. It's the best time-lapse with the possible exception of the tree debris clean-up time-lapse. Thanks so much for taking the time to do this.
taaa daaaa there you go :) You're welcome
Thanks, Graeme.. I asked if we could watch you harrow the arena a while ago. Wow!! True to your nature, you delivered massively. Lol. A birds-eye view!! That was unexpected but so cool to watch. Thanks so much for all the editing, as well. Have a great day!
Glad you enjoyed it! You're welcome.
True, Graeme never does things by halves !
Good job Graeme ! Technically pro, very well done.. The horses must wonder what their human is doing🤔
Thanks! I'd be a better pro if I didn't hit the bridge....
@@StableHorseTraining 😁
Nice to watch from above. Such a satisfying feeling whan the surface is neat. Sometimes I am the lucky first person to ride in the outdoor arena freshly harrowed, feeling like a royalty 😁. It's very helpful because you can see every single hoofprint and correct your lines and circles etc, get more precise. Sometimes I look back on what I thought was a pretty straight line but it looks as if my horse was drunk 🤣 !
Ah yes, I know how that feels for sure. Being the first in there is a nice feeling
Like fresh sheet. 🤗
@@olivesdream So true, haha
Pleasantly hypnotic, feels like I got something accomplished today. :)
Me too! Always so satisfying to watch others work. 😂😂
I would not have figured out that configuration of harrowing the arena if my life depended on it lol. Excellent!
Thanks! It's actually just like ice rink cleaning with the Zamboni, they do the same pattern 😊
Wow, that was fun !!! Had no idea your "drone" could hover like that to give us such a view, the operation was fascinating, good job; in regular speed how long does it take?
I sped the footage up 5x so it wouldn't be so boring. All in all I think about 20 to 25 mins.
Always a pleasure to be invited into your world!!! Hey, is Bob driving the harrower around? Looks possible from the drone...lol!
I was too was wondering about Bob's supervisory skills with the youngun'. 😂😂
That looked so much fun, I’d be harrowing even if I didn’t have to if I could zip round like that (yes I know you speeded it up) 😂
You make an old Lady 😊 smile
Good job....
Thank you so much 😀
Weirdly, it was enjoyable.
looks nice! Do you think about hooking that mesh to a carriage girth on a horse, so as like to do long reining? Seen this already with some folks, and one trainer in particular has her pony really on autopilot to do this- she only has to care for the edges of the arena ;-)
I don't have a carriage girth so it's not even possible. Either way though, I likely wouldn't do it as I'd be harrowing forever due to the deep prints the horses leave that my harrow doesn't cover over in one pass.. essentially I'd have to do two passes over the prints and they'd make them on the pass we were doing sooooooo
Two of my favorite artists to watch are Canadian & the other is Australian from New Zealand, wonder what that says about me,,,🤭🤭🤭
What about the four corners? Do you use a manual rake for that? (I guess I am the OCD one, but I am just curious)
hahaha... well.. first I tromp around all over the place and drag my feet around to mess things up. Then I take a rake and pull the corners in all kinds of directions so it doesn't match the turns. kidding.. yes, when I find a moment I'll go to the corners and rake them in a bit. Sometimes I do the corners first as the sand builds up in them.
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