Thank you! I went to Summer camp last year and I kept messing this up, my instructor was sick of me lol. Thanks for the lesson and wish me luck this year!
Your videos are extremely helpful to people like me who can’t focus properly, and need a whole lot of reteaching after we learn something. God bless your soul ❤❤
My problem is that my horse won’t stop moving and he will rear to get out of it please I’m begging you to help me I’ve done everything I could think of
Ok well first of all it sounds like something went wrong with their training, however when they move away when you’re cinching them up make them move their feet around such as (backing up, if they know how to yield their hind quarters do that too) so basically turn their idea of moving into your idea and just make them move a whole bunch, I highly suggest making them back up a good 50 feet. It just makes them work and listen to you and not be so reactive.
@@allifearnow5965 thank you! He was trained really good but he hasn’t been ridin or tacked up in bout 12 years so that’s why I’ve worked with horses my whole life but this guy is something
Very interesting… I had a horse named Feather when I was a kid. Man I miss riding horses.. sprinting on a horse is so much funnier than riding a machine. Still will dream I’m riding sometimes. I got to get one for myself but they’re so expensive now I feel like.
What the brand/type of cinch you use in this video? I'm trying to do my research on how to care and tack up horses (western) because I think in the next year or two I'm getting a horse, not for sure though
i’m not sure which one she is using in the video, but my own personal favorite is the professionals choice cinch. it’s really easy to clean, and my horse seems to be really comfortable whenever i use it :)
For some saddles there is a cinch further back on the horse but it should not be done as tight as the front cinch because it would be uncomfortable for the horse. If you have ever seen a bucking horse at a rodeo look closely at the end of their back/belly you will see a strap that is pulled tight around them. This strap aids in helping them to buck. Naturally, you would not want your saddle horse to buck while you are riding. If a horse is saddled correctly (in my opinion) the cinch should not be as tight as you can get it. Rather you cinch should be tight enough to hold your saddle on the horse without cutting them in half. You want the saddle tight enough so it does not roll on the horse, but a properly fitting saddle and the rider’s skill also play into a saddle staying upright along with cinch tightness. Proper cinch placement and tautness will allow the horse to breath easiest.
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I love how I all ready know how to do this but I still love watching this
Literally same 💀 something about tacking up is satisfing
same girl 💀
thank you!! i ride english and have to help western ppl and it’s so confusing 😭
Really confusing😭
Thank you! I went to Summer camp last year and I kept messing this up, my instructor was sick of me lol. Thanks for the lesson and wish me luck this year!
Your videos are extremely helpful to people like me who can’t focus properly, and need a whole lot of reteaching after we learn something. God bless your soul ❤❤
Tysmmm! This help sm, I started western a few months ago (used to do English) and I can’t learn to tack up for the life of me! Ty!
I feel special I just learned the flat cinch knot a second ago on another vid, and know absolutely nothing about riding horses. 😂
I have the same exact cinch as you.
My Painted Horses Oh awesome!!
Is it a Professionals Choice?
@@Trump-ze2xb looks like a weaver smart choice to me
Love that cinch
Ava Ashley Thanks!
I’ll never be with out my easy roller cinch again lol! Makes life so much easier for short people cinching up tall horses ❤️
My problem is that my horse won’t stop moving and he will rear to get out of it please I’m begging you to help me I’ve done everything I could think of
Ok well first of all it sounds like something went wrong with their training, however when they move away when you’re cinching them up make them move their feet around such as (backing up, if they know how to yield their hind quarters do that too) so basically turn their idea of moving into your idea and just make them move a whole bunch, I highly suggest making them back up a good 50 feet. It just makes them work and listen to you and not be so reactive.
Check for ulcers tbh
@@Tayl0r_J0hns I’ve done that even had the vet double check
@@allifearnow5965 thank you! He was trained really good but he hasn’t been ridin or tacked up in bout 12 years so that’s why I’ve worked with horses my whole life but this guy is something
@@Imagine_dreamer huh. Hopefully you can get it figured out and have him be ridden safely!
this saved me right before a ranch bronc
Very interesting… I had a horse named Feather when I was a kid. Man I miss riding horses.. sprinting on a horse is so much funnier than riding a machine. Still will dream I’m riding sometimes. I got to get one for myself but they’re so expensive now I feel like.
I already know how to cinch a horse, but I’m here anyway.
What size cinch do you have?
Stolte Family This one is a 36 I believe:)
What kind of cinch is that?
Twin Horse Power It’s a smart cinch by weaver :)
What the brand/type of cinch you use in this video? I'm trying to do my research on how to care and tack up horses (western) because I think in the next year or two I'm getting a horse, not for sure though
i’m not sure which one she is using in the video, but my own personal favorite is the professionals choice cinch. it’s really easy to clean, and my horse seems to be really comfortable whenever i use it :)
What kind of saddle do you ride in ? :)
Finally someone who properly cinches their saddle! 😍 It drives me crazy when people do that “Texas t” or which ever variation of the name they use 💀
TX Haha!!😂😂
I tie mine if I latch it , it always gets really loose or falls out , everyone does it a different way though
@@XTQ_Xena_princess same
what’s wrong with the Texas T? Just wondering cause personally that’s how I was taught to do up a cinch. :)
I've always done a Texas T 😂. Guess it just depends on how your taught
I call it a girth
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Is a cinch the girth???
Yes it’s the same thing, it’s called a cinch in the western world and a girth in the English world :)
Know nothing abt horses but isn’t that where their lungs are found. Why not cinch near the hind legs?
For some saddles there is a cinch further back on the horse but it should not be done as tight as the front cinch because it would be uncomfortable for the horse.
If you have ever seen a bucking horse at a rodeo look closely at the end of their back/belly you will see a strap that is pulled tight around them. This strap aids in helping them to buck. Naturally, you would not want your saddle horse to buck while you are riding.
If a horse is saddled correctly (in my opinion) the cinch should not be as tight as you can get it. Rather you cinch should be tight enough to hold your saddle on the horse without cutting them in half. You want the saddle tight enough so it does not roll on the horse, but a properly fitting saddle and the rider’s skill also play into a saddle staying upright along with cinch tightness. Proper cinch placement and tautness will allow the horse to breath easiest.
What the hell is a cinch?!?! I dont do western riding I do english and bareback show jumping, is it like a gerth?
Same thing as a girth. We just called it a cinch :)
@@barrelracingtraininghelp ok thanks