First Time Driving a Four in Hand - with The Flying Vicar and her Miniature Shetlands
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- Опубліковано 10 лют 2025
- Have you ever wondered what it's like driving a team of four for the first time?
Well, hop onboard to see our very own Flying Vicar takes the reins with ALL of her miniature shetlands ('The Boys', Billy, Dougie, Angus and Bob) for the first time. She's driven them as singles, pairs and in a unicorn, but until now, never as a team of four.
In this video, you can watch Baz taking them out for the first time, some of Judith's first lesson on the reins and The Boys enjoying themselves in the river - featuring brand new summer-special camera angles, as seen on our Instagram channel, live a few weeks ago.
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🥰😍the little tippy tappys..Cuteness overload.
I am loving the sound of their little hooves on the road
What an absolute hoot! Nothing quite as busy as tiny ponies. Great fun. Thanks for taking us for this drive.
Loved hearing the rhythm of their wee hooves.
I would love ❤️ to do this...bess
Haha 4 little merry legs!
Absolutely love shetties 😂 can’t wait to get my little mare driving, absolutely love the sound of little hooves scuttling about 😂 they’re so funny. Cracking team!!
Four gorgeous Ponies , Flying Vicar not bad for her first time with four together.Well done Vicar.You most certainly have a Great Teacher with you 🌹 Thanks Barry really enjoyed the ride too.👍💗
These Ponies are so good together. A joy to watch.. Thankyou..
Like coconuts clacking together ...arrh so sweet lol.
Thanks Barry for the little team outing.
Loved the lesson on handling the reins. Very helpful and interesting!
Like 👍 the pitter,patter of their little hooves,,and I think 🤔 that they would be a little bomb proof by now being on a busy road,,,BRAVE LITTLE THINGS.
This is heckin' cute.
@1:13.. the sound of those little hooves tapping that pavement... thank you Barry for taking us along with you my friend..
Wonderful to see. Love it, well done.
Super
Well Done!!! I would love to have the experience you just have had- lovely job!!! :)
Their little hooves sound like Spanish castinets.
It's all about subltlety, nuance and observation. I had a small insight with people. We, [and horses ],are all individual, EVERY DAY. What 'worked', with a 'horse' today, may well be different tomorrow. It is always about observation. We learned our times tables by rote. Numbers do not change. Personalities and circumstance does.
That is why we cannot talk about horse/human interaction by calculus or recipe. Barry has it in spades and teaches it. I am sick of people explaining their 'horse' problems through their own 'horsey' prism. It is sending horses [and dogs] back to 'pet' status. Barry, reminds us that the interaction is 2 way and rewarding. Pet horses feed a lot of pet dogs. Sadly! But that is the politically correct world we live in. ROADS were made to accommodate people, livestock and freight. THEY STILL SHOULD.
Cheers,
Two year old comment but well said, right on the button there. I'm new to horsemanship, learning together with a colt I'm training and I'm amazed how dynamic & complex his character is, in the first few weeks training him I was looking at his changing moods each day - sociable one day following me around, keeping himself to himself the next, cheeky the next, a bit morose the next... I was initially relating all
those changes to what I was doing with him each day but I've learned now that, just like us, his mood changes from day to day regardless of what I do with him - obviously I can and do effect it, but he's got his own mind. One of the huge lessons he's teaching me is to not overthink things, to let things go and move on, don't try to analyse everything just keep going... I think he might have me trained in a year of two. 🍻