Lovely schooling of a young horse, with patience and kindness, and the rider with the nice, soft voice. So often people forget the voice is also an aid a grand type in the making 🍀
Aaaah bless him. He so enjoyed the double bank. With his little bucks afterward showed how much he loved it and says "Aren't I a clever boy? I did it!" Well done and I love the training, soft and gentle.
I used to love working with the youngsters. Like he says, they are an open book, every one of them are different which you sometimes don’t get with the older horses & ponies. As lovely as it is to ride a reliable & trustworthy horse/pony, they can feel a bit samey. Youngsters however are full of spunk & you g energy & to be able to gently guide them through their training to have the result of them becoming an independent & confident individual, well, there is nothing like it. There are some people that find it tedious & repetitive, as a rider, you learn so much from these babies.
Excellent trainer, he knows exactly what to do, and he's a beautiful rider. Bucks after the jump because he probably wants to just take off at a gallop, because that was fun.
I respect how your letting the horse take its time over the ditch most people just whip there horse causing them to leap and cause injury to the horse but doing it where the horse can look and think what it's doing so so much better , also this horse is like a spitting image of mine aha
my own horse used to do this bucking after his first jumps... he did it quite violently, oncy I fell off and had a concussion for a week. Why are they doing this? Is this kind of celebrating their own courage? Scorn if a cowardly rider (in my case) does not lead? Here the rider finally explains to me that its joy and fun... omg... here some say horses use to laugh with their hind legs. True. LOL. Mine must have loved jumping - a pitty, I was no hunter or jumper...
Yes hes fresh its refreshing to see your experience with him - I wouldn't dare tell someone like you what to do but may I suggest something after watching countless hunting vids thinking about taking a hunting vacation in Ireland - the thing I notice in them is the horses seem as stiff as broom sticks and actually not very supple at jumping I cringe watching kids on boards in the mud - my feet have gone cold. We used to have campdrafters who think about their job just like you said here - I realised the horses I rode many many years ago in England - didn't think they were bored and over bored. Humongous Irish Hunters came down and they were stiff - To this day I regret leaving the yard and if there was one thing I could offer it would be for the children's sakes - do Dressage - it supples the horses to handle themselves. Supple doesn't come from track road or jumping supple comes from circle serpentine bending slow western pleasure gives them brains to think with. Just watch the most of them jump stiff scares me spitless. You did amazing here with this greeny. God bless you and keep you safe always.
It's always wet and raining in England and Ireland, so we just have to crack on and get used to it! I'm sure none of these horses were at risk from it though and they all look to be having a good time!😊
pdbabe I actually have a 6yr old myself which I have successfully produced to BE this year, so I don't think I need educating on that thanks :) all thats happening is rider taking his young horse out to have a play round some natural fences in a calm environment, so lets leave him to get on with it because he looks like he's having a good time and the horse is too.
That's an expert rider. That's a good horse 3yrs old, but sensible.
And he rewards the horse for doing a good job.
Great post.
Lovely schooling of a young horse, with patience and kindness, and the rider with the nice, soft voice. So often people forget the voice is also an aid a grand type in the making 🍀
Aaaah bless him. He so enjoyed the double bank. With his little bucks afterward showed how much he loved it and says "Aren't I a clever boy? I did it!" Well done and I love the training, soft and gentle.
He reminds me of how John Whitaker rides, sits in the saddle quietly, positively and patiently.
That's how an expert sits a horse.
Great teaching!! You must produce wonderful sane youngsters!
That horse is the cutest thing I’ve ever seen
LOVE LOVE LOVE THIS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! XOXOXO (HUGZ N' KISSES TO THE HORSES 🤣🤣🤣)
Great way about him... Both rider and horse. Fantastic balance and understanding of producing a Youngster.
Intelligent eyes on this Irish hunter! Thanks for sharing
He's so right, let the horse feel its way. They'll do it right. Don't think for them.
Excellent rider, brave horse!
it takes balls to do that with a baby !! he's got my respect
mine too and yes it does!
Dosent matter about age it about temperament
I so wish that I could ride like that. Hats off to you sir!
Such a solid lower leg 👌 Jealous!
Great stuff very informative- thanks for sharing
I used to love working with the youngsters. Like he says, they are an open book, every one of them are different which you sometimes don’t get with the older horses & ponies. As lovely as it is to ride a reliable & trustworthy horse/pony, they can feel a bit samey. Youngsters however are full of spunk & you g energy & to be able to gently guide them through their training to have the result of them becoming an independent & confident individual, well, there is nothing like it. There are some people that find it tedious & repetitive, as a rider, you learn so much from these babies.
Jack is a handsome boy ♥️
Excellent trainer, he knows exactly what to do, and he's a beautiful rider.
Bucks after the jump because he probably wants to just take off at a gallop, because that was fun.
I respect how your letting the horse take its time over the ditch most people just whip there horse causing them to leap and cause injury to the horse but doing it where the horse can look and think what it's doing so so much better , also this horse is like a spitting image of mine aha
Well done. Good job. Enjoyable video.
Is his right back leg a bit wonky?
Great mount.I respect that you let him take his time over diches
He is adorable!
Who? The horse or rider?
I like both.
Only 3 weeks of riding!
That’s amazing seat well done on staying on
I'd like to know how Jack is doing in 2020.
Is there any way I can contact the owner/prevoius owner of one of the horses in this video? Please let med know! 😊
he did very good lovley horse
How do I get a lower leg like that 😍
Love sport horses I've got one myself but they can be devils at times❤️
I'd love to work with horse
Great horse man can I get your number lol 😂
suuuuper !!!
my own horse used to do this bucking after his first jumps... he did it quite violently, oncy I fell off and had a concussion for a week. Why are they doing this? Is this kind of celebrating their own courage? Scorn if a cowardly rider (in my case) does not lead? Here the rider finally explains to me that its joy and fun... omg... here some say horses use to laugh with their hind legs. True. LOL. Mine must have loved jumping - a pitty, I was no hunter or jumper...
Hunters are prolly the smartest horses
I know my boy was. More brains than many people.
Yes hes fresh its refreshing to see your experience with him - I wouldn't dare tell someone like you what to do but may I suggest something after watching countless hunting vids thinking about taking a hunting vacation in Ireland - the thing I notice in them is the horses seem as stiff as broom sticks and actually not very supple at jumping I cringe watching kids on boards in the mud - my feet have gone cold. We used to have campdrafters who think about their job just like you said here - I realised the horses I rode many many years ago in England - didn't think they were bored and over bored. Humongous Irish Hunters came down and they were stiff - To this day I regret leaving the yard and if there was one thing I could offer it would be for the children's sakes - do Dressage - it supples the horses to handle themselves. Supple doesn't come from track road or jumping supple comes from circle serpentine bending slow western pleasure gives them brains to think with. Just watch the most of them jump stiff scares me spitless. You did amazing here with this greeny. God bless you and keep you safe always.
I've hunted for years. These horses aren't stiff. Do you ride hunt horses?
In my opinion, its way to wet to be riding. I wouldn't ride my horse in that. I'm not trying to be rude, it's just my opinion. :)
It's always wet and raining in England and Ireland, so we just have to crack on and get used to it! I'm sure none of these horses were at risk from it though and they all look to be having a good time!😊
+Ellen P you need to educate yourself on the spine of a horse that young .. that horse was getting too much too soon to process.
pdbabe I actually have a 6yr old myself which I have successfully produced to BE this year, so I don't think I need educating on that thanks :) all thats happening is rider taking his young horse out to have a play round some natural fences in a calm environment, so lets leave him to get on with it because he looks like he's having a good time and the horse is too.
+Ellen P yes a six year old big difference spinal bones are fully formed all small bones have strengthened
+Ellen P and you obviously have no insight in horse speak
Give him his head, horses need their heads to balance 🙈🙈
bucking is not enjoying I have never heard such drivel.
Looked like happy bucks to me, not head-down, 'get off me' bucks. Very sensitive rider, I loved watching this video!
Pdbabe are you telling me you've never seen a horse bucking in a field after it's had a roll? Jog on you fucking know it all