Sniper is looking awesome! He did So good on his ground work! And sharpie did amazing with tackless. I have always wanted to ride tackless. I am going to try it this way! Great video!
I love your videos. The style and way you present information is wonderful. I'm guaranteed to be entertained as well as educated by your work. Thanks for all you do for these horses and sharing it with us! ❤
Do it on the ground. Keep tapping them with it everywhere until they calm down. If they try to run, just follow them and keep their nose tipped in toward you
Ajda Jenkole whenever they go to eat grass make them move their feet and repeat until they are paying attention to you. Make sure you keep them busy with thinking about things and playing games once you master that so they don’t get bored and start ignoring you again
My lease horse Flynn just refuses to move hahah... I can tap his feet or his bum and wave my hands behind him but he just won't stop eating! He will stand and take a beating. I really don't like whipping him very much though, especially when he's not learning anything.
Zoe Bologna Pony Zoe Bologna Pony I like using parellis pressure method where you suggest, ask, tell, and then promise your horse. So that they start asking questions. So you start out asking them with the least bit of pressure and slowly getting harder until they give even the slightest bit of movement forward. It will take time but they will hopefully get softer and more responsive but I’m not a trainer so if you still struggle I’d ask your trainer for help
I wish I had had you as my teacher growing up riding horses.
I absolutely love your videos. They are so helpful and informative. Thank you for sharing your methods!! You're a wonderful role model.
Amy Steck 100% agreed
I loved seeing how you start riding tackless. Learned something today.
Sniper is looking awesome! He did So good on his ground work! And sharpie did amazing with tackless. I have always wanted to ride tackless. I am going to try it this way! Great video!
I love how calm your thoroughbreds always are, no doubt because of all the ground work you put into them.
Leons Lioness definitely a work in progress ;)
I love your videos. The style and way you present information is wonderful. I'm guaranteed to be entertained as well as educated by your work.
Thanks for all you do for these horses and sharing it with us! ❤
I love how you explain things in your videos! It's amazing what you can do with your horses!
Perspective timing!! I was just thinking how much I would love to do tackless with my horse!!!
Thank you so much for these informative videos haha. I've done bareback but not tackless (:
Ooh this should be handy for a lot of people!
Thank you so much for this video this will came in handy when I start training my mustang in February
How do you desensitize your off the track to the crop/whip without having them run off with you?
Do it on the ground. Keep tapping them with it everywhere until they calm down. If they try to run, just follow them and keep their nose tipped in toward you
Thank you for this! Show people out there how it can be done.
I love tackless, it's my favourite way to ride, it's just so fun!
So helpful! Definitely gonna try this!
Love these helps me a lot actually with my own horse! 😗
That helped me so much! Thanks!
Could you make a video about how to build horses confidence over XCountry jumps please?
Bri the Equestrian that was last weeks vlog. And there is a link to it at the end of this video.
I know this is an old video, but if you were to use a neck rope, which kind and where to buy one?
It's just a regular rope. Where I rode sometimes they used rope dog leashes.
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How do you make sure they don't eat grass in the round pen?
Ajda Jenkole whenever they go to eat grass make them move their feet and repeat until they are paying attention to you. Make sure you keep them busy with thinking about things and playing games once you master that so they don’t get bored and start ignoring you again
Kerstin White yep
My lease horse Flynn just refuses to move hahah... I can tap his feet or his bum and wave my hands behind him but he just won't stop eating! He will stand and take a beating. I really don't like whipping him very much though, especially when he's not learning anything.
Zoe Bologna Pony Zoe Bologna Pony I like using parellis pressure method where you suggest, ask, tell, and then promise your horse. So that they start asking questions. So you start out asking them with the least bit of pressure and slowly getting harder until they give even the slightest bit of movement forward. It will take time but they will hopefully get softer and more responsive but I’m not a trainer so if you still struggle I’d ask your trainer for help
Did you start riding that 6yo with tack first?
Help.. my pony would only want to eat the grass... how do I avoid this?
Does anyone have any suggestions about how to make riding a TB without a saddle less painful to one's privates?
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