Ask a Trainer - Encouraging a Lazy Horse with Team SmartPak Rider Hope Glynn

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  • Опубліковано 22 жов 2020
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    Ever had trouble with a lazy horse not listening to you? Team SmartPak Rider and International Derby rider Hope Glynn is here to help in this week's Ask a Trainer Video! Watch to learn how Hope encourages a lazy horse to move forward off of your leg.
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 6

  • @maddenhoover872
    @maddenhoover872 3 роки тому +1

    Thanks for this awesome video! I have a very lazy horse and this will be very helpful! Can you do a task a trainer about flying lead changes?

  • @thesaddlesisters1719
    @thesaddlesisters1719 3 роки тому +1

    My horse broke his left shoulder when he was younger (he’s been completely cleared by the surgeon and by my vet) but now he anticipated a lead change and will run into the change I’ve done everything and read everything I can possibly do help him understand he doesn’t need to run to get a change. Is there any exercises you’d recommend for and issue like this? Thank you!

  • @makaylatesmer7550
    @makaylatesmer7550 3 роки тому +1

    For your next segment on ask a trainer I want to know how to stop a horse form nipping.

    • @Kate_edits1
      @Kate_edits1 Рік тому

      Hello! I’m no horse trainer but I have something that might help! When your horse gets too close to you, and makes you feel uncomfortable (due to nipping) take your hand and place one in between his/her nostril’s and place one on his/her bottom lip then rub in a circular motion. Once they take there head away stop. Then once they bring there head back near you do that again. This stopped my pony from nipping, so I hope this helps!

  • @cupricthehorse2796
    @cupricthehorse2796 3 роки тому +2

    Maybe a horse isn't lazy. Maybe it is just bored as all hell of riding around in boring circles in the arena all the time. Try taking your horse for a hack for its warmup.

  • @countchocula5379
    @countchocula5379 3 роки тому

    Wow... all I have to say is... wow...
    Really, *ANY* one can be a “trainer” I guess...🙄