Thank you very much for sharing this knowledge for free. There are many places where trainers keep it "secret" and do not educate amateur riders enough! I'm grateful 🤗
I WANT LEARN WESTERN 😭😭😍😍😍😍😍😍 it’s so relaxed, and not all this tension and pressure like ordinary in English riding… i love this communication because while English riding it’s always so physical, mostly you just have to push your horse into the right reaction and know it’s good for him but don’t let him decide by himself what feels good for them and just ask him for a movement like they do in western, I really appreciate it and need to learn this
nice thank you. I'm just struggling with the spurs. Can this be achieved without the spurs? I think only professional Horse people who have used them before and consistently Without leaving marks, scratches scars etc, should be using these as an aid. any thoughts? or feedback, happy to hear anyone's thoughts on this.
Spurs are important and very helpful to cue the horse with precision and effectiveness. I love riding my horses without though but I don’t do it often enough
Are there certain exercises, specifically to help with smooth circles, that you would do, or not do, when schooling a horse at home who thinks and anticipates too much that something is always going to happen in the middle?
I would make sure to never doing anything to justify any brace, worries or anticipation going through that middle. I have several videos on here that touch that subject I will try to find you some links
Could you do a video breaking down exactly what the rider needs to do to ask for and ride a lead change? My trainer has no problem getting my horse to do it so the problem is obviously me lol and my trainer trains horses not people 🤣 I get the mechanics of it but don’t know what I am doing wrong with my body. There is only dressage videos that explain how to ride a lead change but would like the western perspective
He has a video from two years ago. Leg yielding and pressure is good preparation. But the trainer should also train you how he/she trained your horse! Otherwise what’s the point if you can’t make use of that 😅
This reining become more and more Strange to look at - not only The Way The horse runs with The head very low but also The Way The rider sit on The horse - sorry but it’s not very Nice look at 🤯and don’t look natural in any sense.
Thank you very much for sharing this knowledge for free. There are many places where trainers keep it "secret" and do not educate amateur riders enough! I'm grateful 🤗
I WANT LEARN WESTERN 😭😭😍😍😍😍😍😍 it’s so relaxed, and not all this tension and pressure like ordinary in English riding… i love this communication because while English riding it’s always so physical, mostly you just have to push your horse into the right reaction and know it’s good for him but don’t let him decide by himself what feels good for them and just ask him for a movement like they do in western, I really appreciate it and need to learn this
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I wanna know how you get your horses looking so good I’m here in Florida. Is there a secret to the feeding program?
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nice thank you. I'm just struggling with the spurs. Can this be achieved without the spurs? I think only professional Horse people who have used them before and consistently Without leaving marks, scratches scars etc, should be using these as an aid. any thoughts? or feedback, happy to hear anyone's thoughts on this.
Spurs are important and very helpful to cue the horse with precision and effectiveness. I love riding my horses without though but I don’t do it often enough
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Are there certain exercises, specifically to help with smooth circles, that you would do, or not do, when schooling a horse at home who thinks and anticipates too much that something is always going to happen in the middle?
I would make sure to never doing anything to justify any brace, worries or anticipation going through that middle. I have several videos on here that touch that subject I will try to find you some links
Could you do a video breaking down exactly what the rider needs to do to ask for and ride a lead change? My trainer has no problem getting my horse to do it so the problem is obviously me lol and my trainer trains horses not people 🤣 I get the mechanics of it but don’t know what I am doing wrong with my body. There is only dressage videos that explain how to ride a lead change but would like the western perspective
He has a video from two years ago. Leg yielding and pressure is good preparation. But the trainer should also train you how he/she trained your horse! Otherwise what’s the point if you can’t make use of that 😅
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This reining become more and more Strange to look at - not only The Way The horse runs with The head very low but also The Way The rider sit on The horse - sorry but it’s not very Nice look at 🤯and don’t look natural in any sense.
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Practice without those shanks and spurs
This may results in more pulling and kicking. I prefer a softer approach 🤠