Thank you so much, Will. Very helpful to see these horses compared, especially when one is training at home with no voice of experience and reason around to help.
Dear Will, can we see an update on this three horses - a new video now after another year of training? I would mostly like to see Bailador's development. Best regards, Nusa
Thank you for another great video. Yours are the best we have found on UA-cam for those interested in the classical techniques of developing a horse to the fullest of his potential. Just wondering, do these horses get turnout at all? You outlines their work schedule in response to a question from another viewer, but I was wondering if you felt free excersize at liberty could aid the physical development of the horse, or not.
Been wanting to see this video from you! Thank you so much for doing it really helped a lot! Can I ask what sort of weekly exercise routine you have for your horses?
Question: how can you tell that Legolas is engaging his core just by looking at his belly? What would his belly look like if he wasn't? Would it just be bulging down more? And how big is that difference, visually? Sorry, but I guess I need to see what he would look like when not engaging his core, so I could compare it to something?.
+SouthpawZer0 Look at a picture of a pregnant mare for an extreme case, how the belly hangs down and it’s flanks, the part on the side behind where the ribs stop, seem to be bulging out. So if you horse looks like that, it’s not working over it’s back. Like a human athlete, a horse should engage it’s abs and pull them up showing you a clear line along the bottom of the ribs, like seeing a person with good abdominal muscles.
Thank you. Rehabbing a horse with dropped back and slight roach so it's nice to see a horse can come back from poor years of training.
Thank you so much, Will. Very helpful to see these horses compared, especially when one is training at home with no voice of experience and reason around to help.
Dear Will, can we see an update on this three horses - a new video now after another year of training? I would mostly like to see Bailador's development.
Best regards, Nusa
Thank you for another great video. Yours are the best we have found on UA-cam for those interested in the classical techniques of developing a horse to the fullest of his potential.
Just wondering, do these horses get turnout at all? You outlines their work schedule in response to a question from another viewer, but I was wondering if you felt free excersize at liberty could aid the physical development of the horse, or not.
Our horses each have a turn out attached to their stall that they have access to all of the time
Thank you very much will.
Could you show us a horse that has no topline?
Been wanting to see this video from you! Thank you so much for doing it really helped a lot! Can I ask what sort of weekly exercise routine you have for your horses?
+Riley Burrough Our horses work five days a week, three days on, one day off, two days on, one day off.
Thanks so much for the info Will!
You are amazing
very helpful. thank you.
how do you build that muscle in there neck?
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Question: how can you tell that Legolas is engaging his core just by looking at his belly? What would his belly look like if he wasn't? Would it just be bulging down more? And how big is that difference, visually?
Sorry, but I guess I need to see what he would look like when not engaging his core, so I could compare it to something?.
+SouthpawZer0 Look at a picture of a pregnant mare for an extreme case, how the belly
hangs down and it’s flanks, the part on the side behind where the ribs
stop, seem to be bulging out. So if you horse looks like that, it’s not
working over it’s back. Like a human athlete, a horse should engage
it’s abs and pull them up showing you a clear line along the bottom of
the ribs, like seeing a person with good abdominal muscles.
Is bailador entire? I think from memory he's a gelding but when you showed his stomach area it looked like he was entire?
+S. Lawrence
He is a gelding, his father is Contigo M, who you have seen in our videos.
Awesome vid Thnks!