Hi Jade, My daughter loves your channel and has been so inspired by you. Your intuitive nature with horses and being able to train them the way you do is just simply quite incredible. I'm assuming this all comes naturally to you - I am not sure of your background if you have been formally trained/grew up with horses on a farm/etc. Anyway, all this to say that I think you should apply to be a trainer or part of the cast of OdysseO - a Canadian Arts company (part of Cavalia) that puts the horses care and treatment above everything else. You would be a fantastic part of their show - the cast loves horses as you do and are absolutely fearless, like yourself. My daughter is really great at gymnastics and loves horses like crazy and it was her idea to start training for the love of both things, but now she is planning to apply when she turns 18!! Thank you for the inspiration and teaching her so much!!
I think she just funds them on Craigslist and other horse websites and she's located in Cali and this horse is for sale so if you want it I would look on Craigslist
Great video! The horse is beautiful :) But i have two questions (might sound stupid, but i normally ride in English-Style ^^ ) Question one: Where is the sense in moving your horses head from one side to another while standing? (To stretch the neck? No, right? :'D ) Question two: Why is there a rope connected to the saddle. What is that for? Best Whishes! Keep up your great work :))
1- it's called flexing, doing that from side to side and down keeps them from being stiff in their neck, so kind of like stretching you could say but not because they will pull a muscle necessarily, it keeps them soft and responsive to the bit if done right. 2- it's a lead rope and it's most convenient if it's there if I need to jump off and tie her somewhere on the trail or arena. It does nothing while riding
JadeAndSebring Okay. I think i have heared of this before. Most Westernriders do this, right? Oh, cool. Seems very convenient like you said. Thanks for the answers!! :D Sorry that i write this so late... :/
+K. M. Bonner it looked like a quick release knot from what I could see but I use that when riding in case I ever need to tie my horses or they won't walk on with the bridle.
How do you sit the trot so perfectly? I can only do it on slow trots. When it gets faster I have to post because I struggle to sit it, english, western and bareback. Any tip?
This is just the video i need! Pls i need everyones opinion... is she to big for this horse? Imagine her riding bareback with her legs hanging... i m about to buy a horse from about the same size... and i keep asking myself am i to big for this horse.... i live in senegal and in senegal all horses are small so or i ride this size horse or i import which will be really expansive or i stop riding... i don't have no other options.... please your opinions!
why are you riding an unsound horse? not meant to be a hate comment, but I had to ask because from glancing at your channel you seem to be a trainer of sorts, and usually trainers wouldn't work a horse that isnt sound
There are plenty of people who ride horses that have arthritis. With care, there is no reason she could not be a light riding pony for kids which is who she got sold to. Better than going to auction and having someone buy her to sell to slaughter. If she was moping around a pasture with no energy, I would not have ridden her. If I had to push her and push her to get her to go into a walk trot or canter I would not have ridden her. A horse will tell you when they hurt to where they cannot be ridden even with something to help arthritis. She's not being worked as some cutting horse or roping horse so she was not being worked too hard. Very simple work was what she got, enough so I knew she would be good for the family she went to.
+JadeAndSebring Okay thank you for replying. didn't realize it was arthritis. I still wouldn't w/t/c an arthritic horse but that's my choice so I'm not going to tell you what to do or whatever because everyone has their own opinions regarding horses so obviously there are going to be some disagreements. best of luck to you and your future with your horses!
Hi Jade, My daughter loves your channel and has been so inspired by you. Your intuitive nature with horses and being able to train them the way you do is just simply quite incredible. I'm assuming this all comes naturally to you - I am not sure of your background if you have been formally trained/grew up with horses on a farm/etc. Anyway, all this to say that I think you should apply to be a trainer or part of the cast of OdysseO - a Canadian Arts company (part of Cavalia) that puts the horses care and treatment above everything else. You would be a fantastic part of their show - the cast loves horses as you do and are absolutely fearless, like yourself. My daughter is really great at gymnastics and loves horses like crazy and it was her idea to start training for the love of both things, but now she is planning to apply when she turns 18!! Thank you for the inspiration and teaching her so much!!
I love your Channal!! Favorite horse Channal by far! Keep doing what your doing! Love u
I love you too and i basically live for your videos jade ❤❤😂😂
you are awesome!!!LOVE YOU!!! Don't change...forever horse love 😍😍😍😍😍
It's 1:00 AM and I have a lesson tomorrow... Fml....
Jerry Smurf: Whoa!
Alpha lexa: Meow! Is this great?
soooo soooo cute what a horse
that pony couldnt be more that 13 hands, so adorable
He's so tiny 😂😂😍
I love AQH there so cute
Are you ever posting again
I have saw all of your videos.waiting for Thursday.
The music though! HAHA
Where do you get your horses? I need to know bc they are so amazing!
I think she just funds them on Craigslist and other horse websites and she's located in Cali and this horse is for sale so if you want it I would look on Craigslist
She's adorable, how tall is she?
cute horse, do u know exactly what breed he is? I have a paint that looks kinda like that, quarter horse/ paint but really short, lol
Great video! The horse is beautiful :)
But i have two questions (might sound stupid, but i normally ride in English-Style ^^ )
Question one: Where is the sense in moving your horses head from one side to another while standing? (To stretch the neck? No, right? :'D )
Question two: Why is there a rope connected to the saddle. What is that for?
Best Whishes!
Keep up your great work :))
1- it's called flexing, doing that from side to side and down keeps them from being stiff in their neck, so kind of like stretching you could say but not because they will pull a muscle necessarily, it keeps them soft and responsive to the bit if done right. 2- it's a lead rope and it's most convenient if it's there if I need to jump off and tie her somewhere on the trail or arena. It does nothing while riding
JadeAndSebring Okay. I think i have heared of this before. Most Westernriders do this, right? Oh, cool. Seems very convenient like you said. Thanks for the answers!! :D Sorry that i write this so late... :/
+JadeAndSebring I'm wondering do you always have to sell all of the horses that you get our do you keep some of them
he so cute
Wonderful, may I ask why you tie the lead rope to the saddle horn? Does it act as a sort of tie down, or is it just for the sake of convenience?
It's no where close to being tied to where it would be a tie down. Just there if I need to tie her quickly. Handy on the trails
That tie! My teacher taught it to me when I was little. Do you by any chance know that name of the knot/tie? I'd love to relearn it. :D
+K. M. Bonner it looked like a quick release knot from what I could see but I use that when riding in case I ever need to tie my horses or they won't walk on with the bridle.
Petula Randolph I
The tie is called a daisy chain
so pretty
Could you make a video on how to break in a horse
How do you sit the trot so perfectly? I can only do it on slow trots. When it gets faster I have to post because I struggle to sit it, english, western and bareback. Any tip?
That horse might possibly have a very smooth trot
I guess practice ^^ I used to be bad at sitting trot, but I started to practice it and I got better :)
Can you please start doing more video
hoooly crap that pony has thin legs lmao
This is just the video i need! Pls i need everyones opinion... is she to big for this horse? Imagine her riding bareback with her legs hanging... i m about to buy a horse from about the same size... and i keep asking myself am i to big for this horse.... i live in senegal and in senegal all horses are small so or i ride this size horse or i import which will be really expansive or i stop riding... i don't have no other options.... please your opinions!
when r u going to do new video
Paso Fino???
why are you riding an unsound horse? not meant to be a hate comment, but I had to ask because from glancing at your channel you seem to be a trainer of sorts, and usually trainers wouldn't work a horse that isnt sound
There are plenty of people who ride horses that have arthritis. With care, there is no reason she could not be a light riding pony for kids which is who she got sold to. Better than going to auction and having someone buy her to sell to slaughter. If she was moping around a pasture with no energy, I would not have ridden her. If I had to push her and push her to get her to go into a walk trot or canter I would not have ridden her. A horse will tell you when they hurt to where they cannot be ridden even with something to help arthritis. She's not being worked as some cutting horse or roping horse so she was not being worked too hard. Very simple work was what she got, enough so I knew she would be good for the family she went to.
+JadeAndSebring Okay thank you for replying. didn't realize it was arthritis. I still wouldn't w/t/c an arthritic horse but that's my choice so I'm not going to tell you what to do or whatever because everyone has their own opinions regarding horses so obviously there are going to be some disagreements. best of luck to you and your future with your horses!
+JadeAndSebring FINALLY!!!! Someone who cares!!!!
Is he a mustang
limping or gated?
Neither, that horse probably has arthritis. Either that or short stride. I think that it's arthritis.
That horse has very bad hind legs or hips..