VIRTUAL HORSE SHOW
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- Опубліковано 5 чер 2020
- My assistant trainer, Benedict Hackmann competes in NRHA's virtual horse show right here at Ruckman Ranch. Listen to what I suggest to him to improve his showmanship. Fri Dee Nite Spook, aka " Princess was pretty good!
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I felt like Princess was responding to the cheers. Got to love a horse that plays to the crowd and loves to compete.
Great job Benny... loving Princess thanks Matt for the channel.
Princess is an angel!
Great video as always and glad that you are are going to have competition soon good luck and most important have fun god bless you all
Appreciate that! Fun for sure!
Dude! Matt, thanks for throwing in the board!
You got it! 👍🏾
Awesome job Benny it felt like we were watching a real show. Smooth stuff. Thanks guys. Awesome horse and offspring.
We appreciate you watching! Thanks.
Great job Matt! Love watching your videos.
Thank you! 🤙🏾〽️
I love being this early! Great video. 😁❤️
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Hi again MATT
Still getting through your vids to get caught up but I must say you have really put out here some terrific work! So impressed with your teaching style explanations and tips that generally offer something for all levels. Very much appreciate your organization and beautiful care you give the horses. Your planning and preparation for readiness to show is spot on. All in all you are definitely doing and living your passion! So enjoy also how you expect results and will give whatever possible to make great results happen. It's so refreshing to see such a quality trainer...
Thx so much for all you do to share!
Thanks for the kind words! It’s a WHOLE lot easier to put in the work when you truly love what you’re doing!
Matt Mills as I’m sure it’s EQUALLY as important to the horses! I love that whenever some thing doesn’t go to plan, (or does) you use it as a teaching/learning experience. It’s like you are someone who ACTUALLY LISTENS to them, & you pay really close attention to their body & how they feel. Not just physically but mentally as well.😊💜
Thank you! For the video
Welcome, we have fun showing some of our day to day stuff. 💪🏾💯〽️
Love your videos
Thanks Theresa! I appreciate it! 💯〽️
This channel is really making me fall n love with quarter horses, I wish western riding was more common in my country! I'd love to give reining a go one day
I’m so glad you’re liking it! Thanks for subscribing!!
That looked so fun have always wanted to try reigning!
It’s a blast. Jump in the water!
Awe.....Princess & Rabbit🤗💜
Right? 😎
Awesome job Benny. Hope to see you in the arena soon. Princess was Awesome too.
Always love the videos. You should do a video with Karen riding Princess like the one you just did with Benny. Y'all have so much fun. And I loved the Trail ride video also ❤️😃👍
Benny is doing great! Glad you’re liking the videos! Have you seen the ones on my website?
Noti gang
Love your video!😍 I have a question: Which bit do you use for a horse that is not straight in the body on the rundown?
Hard to say without watching! Typically I’d choose a solid shank bridle
Rabbit looks really well built for a two year old. 😍
Riding darn good too! 💰💰
So when the horse walked out of the stop was that human error ( mis-cue, didn't sit enough, leaned forward, etc?) or was it horse error (not fine-tuned, not in the zone/ ridden/ practice for a while, etc.?).
Great question. I think they were just going a little too fast in my opinion.
@@mattmillsreining1 ok, that makes sense. Thank you.
I would love to come run the tractor and work the ground 😁 and learn some things!
Always looking for good operators! 😎
68 in my books. The first run for stop and back-up didn't have enough drive and the back-up was kind of shaky (0). A small error on the first spin (-1/2), but 0 for the second, because not enough speed. The first small circle was OK and on the fast ones to the left he was a little too much on the horses mouth (-1/2), the first lead change was ok, but it wasn't a significant speed drop for the small circle (at least from the camera angle) so (-1/2). The fast circles on the right were fast and less touching on the horse's mouth, but not fast enough to have more than 0. The first stop the horse came out of it and consequently the roll back wasn't that good (-1), the second stop and roll back were good (+1/2) and at the last stop the horse came out of the stop again. So, all in all: 68. Well, that happens when you're all dressed and stuff and being watched and recorded on camera. Positive point: the most severe judge will be himself.
Somebody sounds like they’ve been to judges school !? 🧐😉
@@mattmillsreining1 Actually, I wasn't, but I did enjoy attending and competing in reining shows. I used to scribble my score on the draw sheet while waiting in the stands and compare it with the judge's. It was fun, even funnier when my scored matched the judge. I did score you too at Oklahoma every year since 2013, you and few others that I wouldn't miss for anything :D!
Calin that’s great! I hope you were nice to me! 😉😎🤣〽️
he got 68.5. you did good!
@@stephneygreen Thanks! :)
Is there a manual or something I can read to totally understand what I'm seeing??? (sorry) I'm an equestrian as well.
I'm interested in this now.....
I wish there was! Just keep watching! Check out
My website! 💪🏾〽️💯
Please let us know how Benny and Princess did with the virtual show. :)
68.5. He’s going to be Much better next time!
@@mattmillsreining1 Thats not too bad for his first virtual show.
PatE Cake for sure! 😎
I know that it's normal for your horses heads to hang low. But it looks like these horses are too controlled/sad/weak. Wish this is rutt that will change. Please don't beat me up. I was watching Matt around friends and this was their (not horse people) comments.
No worries! I wish y’all could get that to perform at a high/ competitive level these horses cannot be intimidated. They are built to carry themselves this way. Yes we develop them and ask them to be responsive and soft. With that being said. There are some trainers out there that try and “ manufacture “ this look. Doesn’t work. My horses across the board are NOT SAD! Trust me