Basic equine groundwork

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  • Опубліковано 29 січ 2025

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  • @rjb9886
    @rjb9886 Рік тому +7

    Love to see blogs back! Do whatever makes best horsemanship sense to you. Voiceovers are just fine. It’s all learning for us. You do you.

  • @lilandnardidei9472
    @lilandnardidei9472 Рік тому +1

    They are just as emotional as us !!! Love your empathy!!!

  • @diannafinewood2639
    @diannafinewood2639 Рік тому +4

    Groundwork is one of my favorite ways to create a fun and respectful atmosphere! Riding is just the icing on the cake! I absolutely LOVE that you take so much time and care to develop your horses mentally and physically! Makes for a beautiful partnership ❤

  • @paulachristopher9451
    @paulachristopher9451 Рік тому +2

    😂 the ants running on the bottom distracted me...I ACTUALLY thought that they were on my tablet

  • @lindadickson6253
    @lindadickson6253 Рік тому +1

    Thank you I look forward to future videos❤

  • @dorothycarwile7571
    @dorothycarwile7571 Рік тому +3

    Thank you for incorporating horsemanship with partnership, and learning connection for the job to do!

  • @2bzyblack
    @2bzyblack Рік тому

    I enjoyed this video, it was like one of your earlier vlogs. mind you I prefer the horsemanship to the dressage, you listen and read the horses nicely.

  • @danw6014
    @danw6014 Рік тому +1

    Ground work is time well spent. I learned the mechanics of riding through ground work. To me it's a great way to help my horses get into a soft yielding manner and help them separate out what's for them and what's. There are so many things that a rider can do on the ground like lead a horse by it's tail or hindquarter yielding by taking ahold of it's forelock. I think ground work helps develop togetherness between horse and rider. Great video!

  • @barbaraleighroberts5561
    @barbaraleighroberts5561 Рік тому +2

    love you for sharing your tips wit us again

  • @otcequestrian
    @otcequestrian Рік тому +1

    Have you thought about using a Pivo and then voice over? Great tutorial thank you. Love Buck Branaman's ground work methods with horses. Well done!

  • @KathySierraVideo
    @KathySierraVideo Рік тому +1

    I do so so so hope you restart the vlog and I could not care less HOW you do it, so I reckon that means what I want you to do in your vlog is… whatever it is that let’s you do it 😁🙏

  • @janeancel5085
    @janeancel5085 Рік тому

    Love this. So insightful. Maybe I'd use the word "responsive" in place of "sensitive"

  • @tamran127
    @tamran127 Рік тому

    Thank you for coming back and sharing your experience!

  • @falizianme5846
    @falizianme5846 Рік тому

    😊😊😊 glad to see you back! You have so much knowledge to share!... pixel or pivo... then you can just cut and paste! We can even get our to hook up/sync using a cee coach so you might be able to do that? Any way ...
    Great video and Goldie is gorgeous! ❤🐎

  • @bsnhilow
    @bsnhilow Рік тому

    Would love to see more how you work with a young horse that is very distracted, looking towards every sound, out every door, even while doing ground work or being lunged.

  • @derekedwards5561
    @derekedwards5561 9 місяців тому

    That is a beautiful horse!! I wish I could own and love a horse.

  • @uhlysssuh
    @uhlysssuh Рік тому

    love this! Please keep going!

  • @kateellis9325
    @kateellis9325 Рік тому

    Love seeing a dressage orientated rider looking at the big picture! A happy horse 😊

  • @andreacope9974
    @andreacope9974 Рік тому

    I have found that when you say "Scenitve," you usually mean that you don't have to "Ask hard."

  • @ItsBlissfulAcres
    @ItsBlissfulAcres Рік тому

    Thank you for sharing, great info☺

  • @susanmccarthy6316
    @susanmccarthy6316 Рік тому

    Just curious, what is (Binding Gold-Goldie's) breeding?

  • @Krinsta1
    @Krinsta1 Рік тому

    I think voiceover and reflection would be good. You can just focus on the horse and yourself while it's filmed. Get one of those fancy pants cameras that detect movement.

  • @janicehussein200
    @janicehussein200 Рік тому

    Hi there.

  • @agnesatangle
    @agnesatangle Рік тому

    I prefer to see the more focused communication between you and the horse and then get some explanations in a voice over

  • @gracefulfarm
    @gracefulfarm Рік тому

    Yeeeessssssss!!!

  • @pacobarr9710
    @pacobarr9710 Рік тому

    sounds like he is shod,, .....at three years old??

    • @nicolecourt7829
      @nicolecourt7829 Рік тому

      Yes Joseph you should question yourself about shoeing a horse that is not working on hard soil… you could damage his feet for the future by shoeing young horse