Really good training tips!! Young lanky horses are clumsy and unbalanced and they can get wary and hold back if they lose control of themselves or feel scattered. Its so important to protect and build their confidence. I love that she takes her time and allows that to happen naturally and works with the individual personality of the horse. I'd definitely want her to train my horses!!!!
horses are sociable animals, they are meant to be in herds, why would you separate them just to keep them from kicking each other, that's just part of what they do. I mean I know you love your horses and it looks like you take good care of them but I feel so bad that they are isolated by themselves in the turn out.
They are not isolated , they live next to eachother..... They are athletes are horses get hurt so easily.. I full understand why people do this . Some horses work better when they are not in a herd to , because they see the human as a herd member and that bond builds so much differently rather then worrying about their paddock mate all the time. They can work so much better , depending on the horse of coarse.
yes, like what? She seems to know QUITE a bit from this. I think maybe you're misunderstanding something, or perhaps less educated than she is, therefore you don't understand. But nothing she said or did in this video should make you "feel sick".
@@Emmmm8134 some things she saying dont make very much sence well to me I mean seperateing her horses for what reason other then kicking like ummm... Ok then 😂😂
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She is absolutely lovely, and knowledgeable, and dedicated. Great video!!
Really good training tips!!
Young lanky horses are clumsy and unbalanced and they can get wary and hold back if they lose control of themselves or feel scattered. Its so important to protect and build their confidence.
I love that she takes her time and allows that to happen naturally and works with the individual personality of the horse. I'd definitely want her to train my horses!!!!
What you really are, is basically a coach on a saddle, love it !
I love your videos and how you ride ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤👍🐴
You should do a video on Fallon Taylor
I would like one about Fallon aswell, but I doubt that they will make one since she is not sponsored by Classic Equine.
Agreed!!! Her story is amazing and she's a really inspirational person.
Cool , you are thoughtful!👍
THANK YOU for promoting letting a horse be A HORSE.
Love this ;)
She's a true horsewoman
horses are sociable animals, they are meant to be in herds, why would you separate them just to keep them from kicking each other, that's just part of what they do. I mean I know you love your horses and it looks like you take good care of them but I feel so bad that they are isolated by themselves in the turn out.
I know right it makes no sence to me 😂😂
They are not isolated , they live next to eachother.....
They are athletes are horses get hurt so easily.. I full understand why people do this . Some horses work better when they are not in a herd to , because they see the human as a herd member and that bond builds so much differently rather then worrying about their paddock mate all the time. They can work so much better , depending on the horse of coarse.
You got to take in how much money these horses are worth and there in her care.. js..
My gawd how does this women know nothing about horses. Some of the things I'm seeing and hearing are literally making me feel sick.
shutup
iscazsw lmao, like what??
yes, like what?
She seems to know QUITE a bit from this. I think maybe you're misunderstanding something, or perhaps less educated than she is, therefore you don't understand.
But nothing she said or did in this video should make you "feel sick".
@@Emmmm8134 some things she saying dont make very much sence well to me I mean seperateing her horses for what reason other then kicking like ummm... Ok then 😂😂
she knows a lot about horses because she rides them and trains them and competes on them and puts time and effort into the training