Fascinating! Good job mom and dad getting Lily a great trainer for Peaches. Lily is going to be a great horse woman because you gave her the tools to master her love of riding! She already has so much confidence, she will be managing Peaches a lot sooner than most kids her age!
That trainer absolutely knows her stuff. And Lily is an excellent student. I believe she will learn a lot and grow in accordance. You're awesome, Lily!
@@AmandaHoranGoBookYourself Although you provide criticism, you do not provide CONSTRUCTIVE criticism. Provide details as to what she is doing incorrectly and what should be done instead. Otherwise, you're simply of no help with your comment.
I always thought Peaches could be verbally commanded. He just needed a stern teacher who wouldn't let him rebel. She is worth every penny she asks for. She is making Peaches safer for Lily and the family.
Everything that the trainer just said about round frame, top line and pulling up their abs is absolutely spot on. I know this training seems lengthy and is probably expensive, BUT worth every single penny. If Lily wants to progress in her riding, THIS is the kind of trainer you want to be under.
Lily can't even get the ponies head down.just remember peaches will be sore using all them muscles.and anybody can tie a horses head down.lily needs more knowledge. This horse will know who is riding him in seconds
I see the passion in Lily's eyes for her love of horses. Mr. Rhodes, you are in trouble, sir. I see many horses in your future! Lol. And the love the name you guys came up with in the Lily Rhodes show. Grest job Lily keep it up.
My brother bought three horses for his daughter and himself. One was a beautiful buckskin named Buck. They soon found out his color wasn’t why he was called Buck. My niece rode Buck and he Bucked her off. She ended up with an injured arm. A horse can perform perfectly for an expert rider but take advantage of less experienced rider.
That was fun to watch. I learned more about horses. It is fun watching Lily learn & she is such a fast learner. I have no doubt that Peaches will learn all he needs to learn to stay on the farm. He did so well, on his 1st lessons. He is a calm horse & obviously willing to learn. He settles down quickly. Proud of you Lily & Peaches.
it should work just fine, especially with the ponies getting more time out on grass. when he spent time alone he was upset, then when he got Blaze for company he got very obsessive of him. You will need a mix of working time together and apart for them, it will work out. Training will also help with Lily's confidence- alot of confidence is just familiarilty with repeated experieince. I think Lily is growing also! have her teacher check her stirrup length, they seem a tad short.
Lily, I watched your short with the pony. You must be careful you dont put your horse in a situation where he distrusts you. You rode him into the deep creek and he couldnt swim because of your weight on his back which pushed him under. His nose went under the water and he panicked. He was not swimming as you thought. You could have gotten seriously hurt. Your pony is not very big. You are becoming a great trail rider, its lots of fun. I used to ride in the mountains for years. You would really enjoy a mountain trail ride, but mountain trails require going slow. Peaches would be perfect as he is taller and could cross rivers easily. Hope you are able someday to go on a mountain trail ride with a group of riders. You are very blessed with two beautiful horses. Your riding skills are getting awesome, bareback is work. Good job.
I love that this trainer teaches peaches with compassion, and is not forceful AND that she has Lilly involved so she can take these tips home with her and work with peaches. You are absolutely doing the right thing. At the end of this peaches and Lilly’s relationship will grow into a real partnership 😊. Looking forward to seeing more ☺️
Great job Lilly!! Great job Dad! You guys have learned so much. This trainer is giving great advice. Peaches will need to relearn his bad habit of reacting. Then he needs his head down to develop loin stretch and strength to support his own body weight while moving. He needs to use his back legs more than his front legs. He will be naughty for a while until he gets stronger, relearns how to react and gets more confident. Going downhill requires a different kind of strength plus it puts more weight on his front feet and may be uncomfortable. So sometimes for now, try not to go down steep hills until he is stronger. Doing Great!!
Watch Lilly be as knowledgeable as this woman some day. See is a sponge and loves her horses so no doubt she will have her 15 someday as her parents have taught her to think in abundance. 😊
What an amazing trainer!Wow! I’m so impressed. Lily will be a master horse rider/trainer in no time! Awesome video! I learned so much about a horse in this video ! Makes you look at them totally differently now! What an amazing animal! ♥️🐎🐎
Get ready to understand the term ...ENGAGE THE HINDQUARTERS. Eventually the trainer will probably teach you about how your horses will be stronger and happier when they learn to slightly shift their weight to the back legs and "engage their hindquarters" when moving. They will learn to use the bigger muscles in the back half of their body/back legs in order to propel themselves forward. It is a slight shift in the horses center of gravity that keeps the horse from being heavy on their fronts legs and requiring too much work from the smaller front legs and muscles. This is Horseback Riding 101 and is universally understood across all disciplines.
Nice job with the training.. Good job Lily with your confidence in riding! You and Peaches are becoming a good team together! You did well with Blaze as well! The only thing I would say when rewarding with praise.. Stroking the horses neck and body instead of patting,/ slapping them, like the trainer was doing at times, is way more effective. Stroking with a nice long pet...not patting them. Keep up the Awesome videos! I know all horse people have their opinions... Experience has its place and you are getting good instruction.. I've been riding all my life, 65yrs, & training most of my life.. Raised 40 foals and still have 3 horses, all siblings in my pasture, 24, 28 & 30 yrs young all related to first filly I raised in 1973, 51 yrs ago.. Horses are a lovely lifestyle when done effective for all to enjoy! Job well done Dad, Justin, spending quality time with your One & Only favorite Horse Crazy Daughter! This is all worth it! Looking forward to upcoming videos!
Lilly ❤ I love to hear you talk about your future with your horses. Jessica, Thank you for sharing the top line of a horse❤exercises and explaining Feed maybe Lily needs to also exercise ground work, with flexing the horse, making him bow, and running up those hills. Peach ❤ Blaze These videos will help you continue your journey on your riding abilities and horsemanship. I'm so glad y'all are documenting this. We have ours on VHS 😂 i'm the same way with lunging 😂 Jessica Have fun in those trails there always a peace of mind after a good ride in the arena
Blaze can carry a slightly higher head carriage as he is part hackney pony and has a different conformation of a neck set much higher on their shoulders.
No wonder having horses is so expensive, they require a lot of equipment, techniques and care. You certainly have to love them to sacrifice your time and money to keep them at their best. Bless your heart Lily, for your love of horses, and you are very lucky to have such supportive parents. Thanks for sharing your experiences..❤
So this trainer seems like she knows what she's doing. Peaches needs better conditioning for sure, you could see that going downhill over time. I think if there had been a riding arena to begin with where Lily could work him without fearing being run away with across the pasture, that would have helped a lot - that is a tip for those considering horse ownership. They need a decent turn-out area and a safe riding arena and good nutrition. Even with a good trainer, Lily is quite inexperienced, relatively speaking, so this process is going to take time in order for her to regain her confidence and to learn some new ways to ride/train her horse. The really good thing is that Lily is smart and motivated and has a very positive attitude, so that will take her a long way. It also helps a lot that the parents are finally learning more about how this all works. Because this was not a horse savvy family to begin with, Lily had to make decisions about care and riding at home that ideally should have been made or in concert with someone more experienced, but kind of a case of you don't know what you don't know for the parents. It's really about providing a safe environment and not spending a lot of money on an endeavor you're not really ready for. I think there is good potential here for a positive outcome. Am very happy for Lily and where she is heading.
“ Someone got paid to do official research on patting or rubbing horses and resultant behaviours. They've concluded that patting is unnatural to horses while rubbing or scratching, particularly in the withers area is part of mutual grooming.” I keep coming across this information on various horsey sources. They seem to agree horses tolerate being “patted” but the don’t like it. The consensus seems to be rubbing, scratching feels better to them. What are y’all being told by your trainers and horse mentors? What does Peaches say? BTW Lilly is a joy to watch in her horse videos. She is a very quick learner, and explains herself very well 😁
This trainer is very good! I really think part of the problem is that Lily is small and young. When I learned how to ride my trainer would tell me to pull those reins tight and work the horse in a spin! They hate that tight circle. I rode western style. I forgot about the kick! I had to learn to out-smart the horse! Don’t be afraid! I swear they can smell fear, and then they can win. They hate, hate that spin. You’re gonna be a great horseman Lily!!!
You spent hours with your boys and still do. Lily has been and is the heart of your livestock operation. Two days a week with your only girl doing the thing that she absolutely loves is not too much to ask. I really get a bad vibe from you with this. Especially when I know how you faun over your "men". C'mon dad. Be fair. I expected more of you. Look what Gideon gets away with. Lily has been a Saint by comparison.
Justin is in his comfort zone raising boys as they are easy. ( I have 3 full grown myself) Girl(s) seem to intimidate Justin and many of us men because they are hard, emotionally deep, and often prismatic entities, but Justin is learning they are a joy to raise as well. The deeper the challenge, the greater the reward. (I have 2 myself)
He stresses over being away from home more than most people do when it's not his idea....so it's definitely a stretching situation for him as an individual, as well as a parent/business owner.
I really like your trainer Lily 💕 She is very good and I’ve seen and worked with my fair share. So great for you and your horses to have access to such expertise 💕
It's like when we work or train for something it hurts and we don't want to do it especially too long So build thoes muscles up and he will be happy to do it all properly
Well done Lily :) I'm excited to hear you talk about your goals of cross country & having more horses some day. ;) I agree with you 90-99% confident that Peaches will work on pleasing you more & he will be a great partner for all your adventures.
This makes me sad. I’m sorry but any trainer that resorts to gadgets and restraints is 👎 I hope that in time Lily, as you grow up, you’ll learn that this is not the way. There’s a better way. Check out Warwick Schiller.
The trainer said that Peaches still needs to have that rearing behavior trained out of him, I think this is a stopgap for Lily’s safety until Peaches learns and Lily has more control over him. She’s 12!
Lily is so comfortable with her horses. She knows so much about loading and unloading them that it seems effortless. I'm so proud of her attention and attitude as she works with her horses. I enjoyed this training video. Thank you very much. Thanks for sharing. 😊
Omg someone please stop this horrible woman from thinking she can train horses!!!!! Tying his head down because she has no understanding of proper training!!!! The horse is U neck from bad riding from the terrible hands of that child. This just makes me feel sick to watch. And all those commenting and saying how good this is….. dont understand REAL horsemanship. This is just a joke.
🙋🏼♀️🕊.great day for you . We always have something to learn .along the way , you will make a horseman of your dad. 🐴🐎. Blessings.💞🕊💞🕊. You did a good job Dad by doing a lot of listening and video 💞🕊💞🕊
I’ve always loved horses and wanted a ranch so I could have wild mustangs run free on it. My dad always said no I couldn’t have a horse. Said they were hay burners. I’ve never gotten to ride one either. Now I can’t because my body is broken down. Lily you take really good care of your horses. I’ve learned a lot from the trainer myself. I think Peaches is a good boy. He just needs some guidance.
Wonderful to watch the progress. Lily, shouldn't you be practicing all these skills on Blaze too as you watch? He would love to learn too, and you could teach them both.
I feel like the training concepts are sound, but Peaches could use some more basics. He seemed a bit confused at even the simple act of going out onto a circle. Also, bungees can be helpful but using them without doing the extensive strength building to make it possible for those muscles to be used effectively will still result in a weak and hollow horse. I'd recommend watching some videos by Ryan Rose for easy ground work basics and videos by Equine Helper for strength building! Both are free and on UA-cam. Good look on your riding journey!!
Super awesome Lily, what a great trainer...Lily is a quick learner and loves her ponies, she's so enthusiastic with her 'kids', quite fun to watch her take charge and you too Justin taking the dad initiative...kudos kids...!
What a wonderful vlog, so interesting & mesmerising. Just beautiful!. What an amazing great horse trainer & teacher. Lily's horsemanship is improving a lot. That was so enjoyable to watch. Lily you are living my horse dreams.
Greetings from Northeast Ohio. What a great horse woman teacher, what a great student, Lily is, and what an amazing father, Justin, that you are. I also realize Justin how much you walked during this exercise. With your legs and your feet hurting you did an amazing job.
2nd post wrong trainer ❗️❗️again check teeth . Horses do not need talking to its feeling . Arthritis ask a vet. A crop from behind the leg is important to engage the hind. Children should not use spurs . A kids horses should just be forward and willing. HUGE mistake horse friends should not have to leave each other on a trail. NEVER push a horse into frustration to make a training point. Peaches needs a bit better food, nutrition. Endless hay .
Please make sure your horses don't get to much grass.its better to go with great quality hay,low starch pellets if needed at all,beet pulp and a fat supplement.natural vit e,loose salt and minerals.onces your horses have laminitis or founder its nothing but a hassle.and deadly.keep on doing the good work
I am thinking that Peaches was spooked at the electric fence, he seems pretty cautious about it at home and the trainer was walking along the E fence with the horse in it.
We always put the horses with the head in the direction we are travelling in.. we feel it is easyer for them to balance themselves during the ride.. I would ask about Lily's legs, I feel they are a bit to high.. maybe
Lily needs to have stable hand and seat to collect the horse and be able to working on horse pulling. Otherwise she will be punishing horse and confusing every time she loses balance.
Bad idea be careful with running martingale and youth . Usually will always create more problems . That pony is for fun /extra for friends and pony rides . It’s not for new riders ❗️❗️
Fascinating!
Good job mom and dad getting Lily a great trainer for Peaches.
Lily is going to be a great horse woman because you gave her the tools to master her love of riding!
She already has so much confidence, she will be managing Peaches a lot sooner than most kids her age!
Lily's self confidence is up front!! You go girl!!
Lily's horsemanship is improving rapidly.
Peaches shows so much potential.
They are a pair that will grow well together.
That trainer absolutely knows her stuff. And Lily is an excellent student. I believe she will learn a lot and grow in accordance. You're awesome, Lily!
She absolutely does not
@@AmandaHoranGoBookYourself Although you provide criticism, you do not provide CONSTRUCTIVE criticism. Provide details as to what she is doing incorrectly and what should be done instead. Otherwise, you're simply of no help with your comment.
I always thought Peaches could be verbally commanded. He just needed a stern teacher who wouldn't let him rebel. She is worth every penny she asks for. She is making Peaches safer for Lily and the family.
She’s an excellent teacher/rider , very good for Lilly …….well done everyone
I'm enjoying this she looks like a great trainer :)
Your interpretation is just wrong. Best you just watch and not comment.
@@wildedibles819The BEST!!
I like that the Rhodes have asked an expert for help. The trainer is very clear, consequent and with a gentle, kind manner. Lilly will learn a lot.
Lily... Not Lilly.. Names are very personal..
Great comment otherwise..
Everything that the trainer just said about round frame, top line and pulling up their abs is absolutely spot on. I know this training seems lengthy and is probably expensive, BUT worth every single penny. If Lily wants to progress in her riding, THIS is the kind of trainer you want to be under.
agree so much!! I've invested in these kind of lessons for my daughter and her ponies an it's so woth it!
I agree. She's great. She's giving Lilly the foundational training that will help with Peaches problems.
Lilly definitely has no fear lol you can tell she loves her horses.
Lily can't even get the ponies head down.just remember peaches will be sore using all them muscles.and anybody can tie a horses head down.lily needs more knowledge. This horse will know who is riding him in seconds
I see the passion in Lily's eyes for her love of horses. Mr. Rhodes, you are in trouble, sir. I see many horses in your future! Lol. And the love the name you guys came up with in the Lily Rhodes show. Grest job Lily keep it up.
Look at that lol equestrian taking care of business !!! And she’s going to rock the eventing world in the future !!! She’s so adorable!
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Lily is an amazing young lady, very impressive. I know nothing about horses but this trainer seems to know her stuff.
My brother bought three horses for his daughter and himself. One was a beautiful buckskin named Buck. They soon found out his color wasn’t why he was called Buck. My niece rode Buck and he Bucked her off. She ended up with an injured arm. A horse can perform perfectly for an expert rider but take advantage of less experienced rider.
Pay close attention Lily. This lady will help Peaches so much.
What a sweet, smart girl!
That was fun to watch. I learned more about horses. It is fun watching Lily learn & she is such a fast learner. I have no doubt that Peaches will learn all he needs to learn to stay on the farm. He did so well, on his 1st lessons. He is a calm horse & obviously willing to learn. He settles down quickly. Proud of you Lily & Peaches.
it should work just fine, especially with the ponies getting more time out on grass. when he spent time alone he was upset, then when he got Blaze for company he got very obsessive of him. You will need a mix of working time together and apart for them, it will work out. Training will also help with Lily's confidence- alot of confidence is just familiarilty with repeated experieince. I think Lily is growing also! have her teacher check her stirrup length, they seem a tad short.
Lily needs to train Blaze like Peaches. So she is working both Horses/Ponies the same. Peace from WV
Oh my, Lily is sooooo adorable! Her enthusiasm is so delightful to watch!
This is fantastic!! Great job Lily!! All the best!🥰❤️🍁🙏🏻🇨🇦
Lily, I watched your short with the pony. You must be careful you dont put your horse in a situation where he distrusts you. You rode him into the deep creek and he couldnt swim because of your weight on his back which pushed him under. His nose went under the water and he panicked. He was not swimming as you thought. You could have gotten seriously hurt. Your pony is not very big. You are becoming a great trail rider, its lots of fun. I used to ride in the mountains for years. You would really enjoy a mountain trail ride, but mountain trails require going slow. Peaches would be perfect as he is taller and could cross rivers easily. Hope you are able someday to go on a mountain trail ride with a group of riders. You are very blessed with two beautiful horses. Your riding skills are getting awesome, bareback is work. Good job.
I love that this trainer teaches peaches with compassion, and is not forceful AND that she has Lilly involved so she can take these tips home with her and work with peaches. You are absolutely doing the right thing. At the end of this peaches and Lilly’s relationship will grow into a real partnership 😊. Looking forward to seeing more ☺️
Great job Lilly!! Great job Dad! You guys have learned so much. This trainer is giving great advice. Peaches will need to relearn his bad habit of reacting. Then he needs his head down to develop loin stretch and strength to support his own body weight while moving. He needs to use his back legs more than his front legs. He will be naughty for a while until he gets stronger, relearns how to react and gets more confident. Going downhill requires a different kind of strength plus it puts more weight on his front feet and may be uncomfortable. So sometimes for now, try not to go down steep hills until he is stronger. Doing Great!!
Right backleg looks weird while moving
great, well done!! Peaches will be your lovely companion for decades to come!
Watch Lilly be as knowledgeable as this woman some day.
See is a sponge and loves her horses so no doubt she will have her 15 someday as her parents have taught her to think in abundance. 😊
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What an amazing trainer!Wow! I’m so impressed. Lily will be a master horse rider/trainer in no time! Awesome video! I learned so much about a horse in this video ! Makes you look at them totally differently now! What an amazing animal! ♥️🐎🐎
15 horses! Love that ambition ! Yay!
Get ready to understand the term ...ENGAGE THE HINDQUARTERS. Eventually the trainer will probably teach you about how your horses will be stronger and happier when they learn to slightly shift their weight to the back legs and "engage their hindquarters" when moving. They will learn to use the bigger muscles in the back half of their body/back legs in order to propel themselves forward. It is a slight shift in the horses center of gravity that keeps the horse from being heavy on their fronts legs and requiring too much work from the smaller front legs and muscles. This is Horseback Riding 101 and is universally understood across all disciplines.
Good stuff, Lily. You'll get Peaches figured out. It's rarely ever the horse. Just have to train the people.
Did you just say next horse 😂😂😂😂 yes daddy this is just starting ...🎉
SUPER Dedicated young horse lady Lily!.. Great job .. Keep on keeping on!
Nice job with the training.. Good job Lily with your confidence in riding! You and Peaches are becoming a good team together! You did well with Blaze as well!
The only thing I would say when rewarding with praise.. Stroking the horses neck and body instead of patting,/ slapping them, like the trainer was doing at times, is way more effective. Stroking with a nice long pet...not patting them.
Keep up the Awesome videos!
I know all horse people have their opinions... Experience has its place and you are getting good instruction..
I've been riding all my life, 65yrs, & training most of my life.. Raised 40 foals and still have 3 horses, all siblings in my pasture, 24, 28 & 30 yrs young all related to first filly I raised in 1973, 51 yrs ago.. Horses are a lovely lifestyle when done effective for all to enjoy!
Job well done Dad, Justin, spending quality time with your One & Only favorite Horse Crazy Daughter! This is all worth it! Looking forward to upcoming videos!
Lilly ❤ I love to hear you talk about your future with your horses. Jessica, Thank you for sharing the top line of a horse❤exercises and explaining Feed maybe Lily needs to also exercise ground work, with flexing the horse, making him bow, and running up those hills.
Peach ❤ Blaze
These videos will help you continue your journey on your riding abilities and horsemanship. I'm so glad y'all are documenting this. We have ours on VHS 😂 i'm the same way with lunging 😂 Jessica
Have fun in those trails there always a peace of mind after a good ride in the arena
Blaze can carry a slightly higher head carriage as he is part hackney pony and has a different conformation of a neck set much higher on their shoulders.
You’re doing the right thing for Lilly and Peaches. A grown woman who is a pro will get Peaches in-line. 👏 👏👏
Seems to me lily was more concerned about riding blaze
No wonder having horses is so expensive, they require a lot of equipment, techniques and care. You certainly have to love them to sacrifice your time and money to keep them at their best. Bless your heart Lily, for your love of horses, and you are very lucky to have such supportive parents. Thanks for sharing your experiences..❤
Having horses for over 60 yrs, we are their maids, cooks and Physical therapist,what ever they need we do.
So this trainer seems like she knows what she's doing. Peaches needs better conditioning for sure, you could see that going downhill over time. I think if there had been a riding arena to begin with where Lily could work him without fearing being run away with across the pasture, that would have helped a lot - that is a tip for those considering horse ownership. They need a decent turn-out area and a safe riding arena and good nutrition. Even with a good trainer, Lily is quite inexperienced, relatively speaking, so this process is going to take time in order for her to regain her confidence and to learn some new ways to ride/train her horse. The really good thing is that Lily is smart and motivated and has a very positive attitude, so that will take her a long way. It also helps a lot that the parents are finally learning more about how this all works. Because this was not a horse savvy family to begin with, Lily had to make decisions about care and riding at home that ideally should have been made or in concert with someone more experienced, but kind of a case of you don't know what you don't know for the parents. It's really about providing a safe environment and not spending a lot of money on an endeavor you're not really ready for. I think there is good potential here for a positive outcome. Am very happy for Lily and where she is heading.
💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕your a champ justin all that walking around with the the learning all things you didn't know but know now horse dad for the win
“ Someone got paid to do official research on patting or rubbing horses and resultant behaviours. They've concluded that patting is unnatural to horses while rubbing or scratching, particularly in the withers area is part of mutual grooming.” I keep coming across this information on various horsey sources. They seem to agree horses tolerate being “patted” but the don’t like it. The consensus seems to be rubbing, scratching feels better to them. What are y’all being told by your trainers and horse mentors? What does Peaches say? BTW Lilly is a joy to watch in her horse videos. She is a very quick learner, and explains herself very well 😁
Ah arthritis...yeah...that sucks and hurts...
I’m so glad that a trainer is helping Peaches and Lily. Can’t wait to see the next session! ❤
This trainer is very good! I really think part of the problem is that Lily is small and young. When I learned how to ride my trainer would tell me to pull those reins tight and work the horse in a spin! They hate that tight circle. I rode western style. I forgot about the kick! I had to learn to out-smart the horse! Don’t be afraid! I swear they can smell fear, and then they can win. They hate, hate that spin. You’re gonna be a great horseman Lily!!!
Lily you are a little precious lady. Much love 👍👊🤞💪🇺🇲💜🙏
You spent hours with your boys and still do. Lily has been and is the heart of your livestock operation. Two days a week with your only girl doing the thing that she absolutely loves is not too much to ask. I really get a bad vibe from you with this. Especially when I know how you faun over your "men". C'mon dad. Be fair. I expected more of you. Look what Gideon gets away with. Lily has been a Saint by comparison.
Justin is in his comfort zone raising boys as they are easy. ( I have 3 full grown myself)
Girl(s) seem to intimidate Justin and many of us men because they are hard, emotionally deep, and often prismatic entities, but Justin is learning they are a joy to raise as well. The deeper the challenge, the greater the reward. (I have 2 myself)
He stresses over being away from home more than most people do when it's not his idea....so it's definitely a stretching situation for him as an individual, as well as a parent/business owner.
I really like your trainer Lily 💕 She is very good and I’ve seen and worked with my fair share. So great for you and your horses to have access to such expertise 💕
Lili definitely needs to be going back and studying these videos.......
Lily... Not Lili.. Names are so personal..
I am in love with what a boss lily is!!
It's like when we work or train for something it hurts and we don't want to do it especially too long
So build thoes muscles up and he will be happy to do it all properly
Great trainer! Good job Lily not giving up on Peaches just yet! ❤
Such a great trainer!! Lily is such a great student also!!❤❤😊
Lily should try and lower her stirrups a little. It's not very comfortable wearing them that short, it'll help her overall posture on her horses.
She's wearing them short for jumping,that's normal,but sometimes kids forget to let them down for flatwork.
Great video. I know nothing about horses so I am learning all kinds of stuff.
Well done Lily :) I'm excited to hear you talk about your goals of cross country & having more horses some day. ;) I agree with you 90-99% confident that Peaches will work on pleasing you more & he will be a great partner for all your adventures.
This makes me sad. I’m sorry but any trainer that resorts to gadgets and restraints is 👎 I hope that in time Lily, as you grow up, you’ll learn that this is not the way. There’s a better way. Check out Warwick Schiller.
The trainer said that Peaches still needs to have that rearing behavior trained out of him, I think this is a stopgap for Lily’s safety until Peaches learns and Lily has more control over him. She’s 12!
Lily is so comfortable with her horses. She knows so much about loading and unloading them that it seems effortless. I'm so proud of her attention and attitude as she works with her horses. I enjoyed this training video. Thank you very much. Thanks for sharing. 😊
The Pony needs a leader ..........
Omg someone please stop this horrible woman from thinking she can train horses!!!!! Tying his head down because she has no understanding of proper training!!!! The horse is U neck from bad riding from the terrible hands of that child. This just makes me feel sick to watch. And all those commenting and saying how good this is….. dont understand REAL horsemanship. This is just a joke.
So so true and sad. Dad find a proper trainer!!
🙋🏼♀️🕊.great day for you . We always have something to learn .along the way , you will make a horseman of your dad. 🐴🐎. Blessings.💞🕊💞🕊. You did a good job Dad by doing a lot of listening and video 💞🕊💞🕊
That young woman is an excellent trainer/teacher.!
I’ve always loved horses and wanted a ranch so I could have wild mustangs run free on it. My dad always said no I couldn’t have a horse. Said they were hay burners. I’ve never gotten to ride one either. Now I can’t because my body is broken down. Lily you take really good care of your horses. I’ve learned a lot from the trainer myself. I think Peaches is a good boy. He just needs some guidance.
Wow...kicking hard with spurs ..while hauling on his mouth..she literally hurts him for showing discomfort..please Lily dont emulate this woman!
Love your videos Lily !
Wonderful to watch the progress.
Lily, shouldn't you be practicing all these skills on Blaze too as you watch? He would love to learn too, and you could teach them both.
Poor lily will be hitting the ground very often if she keeps kicking him like that
I feel like the training concepts are sound, but Peaches could use some more basics. He seemed a bit confused at even the simple act of going out onto a circle. Also, bungees can be helpful but using them without doing the extensive strength building to make it possible for those muscles to be used effectively will still result in a weak and hollow horse. I'd recommend watching some videos by Ryan Rose for easy ground work basics and videos by Equine Helper for strength building! Both are free and on UA-cam. Good look on your riding journey!!
Yes!
Love Ryan
Ryan Rose is awesome!
Super awesome Lily, what a great trainer...Lily is a quick learner and loves her ponies, she's so enthusiastic with her 'kids', quite fun to watch her take charge and you too Justin taking the dad initiative...kudos kids...!
What a wonderful vlog, so interesting & mesmerising. Just beautiful!. What an amazing great horse trainer & teacher. Lily's horsemanship is improving a lot. That was so enjoyable to watch. Lily you are living my horse dreams.
Greetings from Northeast Ohio. What a great horse woman teacher, what a great student, Lily is, and what an amazing father, Justin, that you are. I also realize Justin how much you walked during this exercise. With your legs and your feet hurting you did an amazing job.
Peaches right back leg seems to be moving a little weird. Might need a vet or chiropractor!
Evening would be awesome! Lily is so cool
2nd post wrong trainer ❗️❗️again check teeth . Horses do not need talking to its feeling . Arthritis ask a vet. A crop from behind the leg is important to engage the hind. Children should not use spurs . A kids horses should just be forward and willing. HUGE mistake horse friends should not have to leave each other on a trail. NEVER push a horse into frustration to make a training point. Peaches needs a bit better food, nutrition. Endless hay .
Lily is 💯 her momma.
Very insightful
Loved watching Lily learn...she's a good learner.
I said it before spurs are a goodwill gesture to get your horse to know what he expected of the rider.
Excellent Lily!! ❤
Please make sure your horses don't get to much grass.its better to go with great quality hay,low starch pellets if needed at all,beet pulp and a fat supplement.natural vit e,loose salt and minerals.onces your horses have laminitis or founder its nothing but a hassle.and deadly.keep on doing the good work
I am so glad is doing so well in his training. Keep up the good work Lily! God bless you and your beautiful horses!🥰🐎
Well done❤ it's good to have training!
Excellent trainer! Fun to watch!
im here for the horses
I wonder if peaches has some SI pain?
Really enjoyed this
Ground work, very important! Peaches needs an experienced rider. Lily will hopefully get there with this coach. 🙂
That was great Lily! The training of Peaches "Brown" will make him and you a great success.
I am thinking that Peaches was spooked at the electric fence, he seems pretty cautious about it at home and the trainer was walking along the E fence with the horse in it.
Blessed
Great job lily.
Good luck little lady.
We always put the horses with the head in the direction we are travelling in.. we feel it is easyer for them to balance themselves during the ride..
I would ask about Lily's legs, I feel they are a bit to high.. maybe
I am no horse woman, but peaches right back leg looks weird.. the muscles don’t look right on that leg..
Rebecca junior!!! 😂
Hey Lilly, I like your trainer 👍.
Goodluck🤗!
JO JO IN VT 💞
You need to walk those ponies to cool them out until they stop puffing. Don't offer a puffing pony water, they can colic. Cool them out first.
Lily needs to have stable hand and seat to collect the horse and be able to working on horse pulling. Otherwise she will be punishing horse and confusing every time she loses balance.
I love this trainer!!
Please get Lilly some more sponges. Keep extras ...they dont hold up..not a big deal❤
That horse likes to be talked to!
Bad idea be careful with running martingale and youth . Usually will always create more problems . That pony is for fun /extra for friends and pony rides . It’s not for new riders ❗️❗️