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Hi 👋 there just saw your message, I’m just wondering what asmr is. Thanks

@@hockeycoach1on1 Copied from google - An autonomous sensory meridian response is a tingling sensation that usually begins on the scalp and moves down the back of the neck and upper spine. A pleasant form of paresthesia, it has been compared with auditory-tactile synesthesia and may overlap with frisson. In simpler terms, it means a relaxing or calming sound

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Hi 👋 there, So how can I help you?

@@hockeycoach1on1 I have a horse with a really swollen knee. Would like for you to share what actions I should take to help him recover and get back to working.

You can use a medicated poultice on the knee with ice 🧊cold water/iodine mix. Use a cotton wrap over the top of the poultice just like the lower leg treatment in the video. Cover the poultice/wrap with a pressure bandage so it helps move the fluid out of the knee joint. Will probably have to secure with tape at the base so it doesn’t slip down. No more than 12 hours maximum then remove and look and feel for heat.

Be careful not to over tighten the pressure wrap on the joint. You should still be able to get a finger behind the wrap and the no bow cotton pads. Use a 16”-18” hind leg no bow so your above & below the joint. Horse should not be allowed to run around, stall confinement is the best. So day/night at first until swelling goes down then, overnight with limited outside movement. Hand walk at first then undersaddle at the walk for no more than 15 minutes initially. When turning don’t make sharp turns , you don’t want lateral stress on the joint. Walk the horse so the stride goes foams not to the side. Depending on what’s really going on you’ll know in a few days if a vet needs to look at it. Always check for heat and monitor the swelling. Hopefully there’s not to much or any lameness in movement. You can also use 100x Osteo-Max product, I’ve had good success using it.

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Definitely abuse. Humans don’t know what the horses do to entertain themselves, Big licking I think is worse. What is the positions were reversed, do you think these so called sports competitions will still be around ??? NO WAY JOSE, not after the humans becomes horses n suffers the way real horses do. HUMANS ARE ROOTS OF ANIMAL ABUSE!!! 😢😢😢😢😢😭😭😭😭😭💔💔💔💔❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹 Sad really sad.

It’s not necessary to behave in a manner that degrades an animals wellbeing.

The iodine helps stabilize the temperature of the water for a longer period of time.

It also helps draw out inflammation and disinfects microorganisms.

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Why would anyone whip a horse to make them stop?

@@DareBearGaming96 they’re talking about the speed

Very good question, I’ve never done that nor do I feel it’s necessary

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Come si chiamano i vostri cavalli??

@@hockeycoach1on1 buon Ferragosto

This is a American Quarter Horse

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Thanks for noticing, very kind of you to make a comment about it. 👍👍👍

@@hockeycoach1on1 ofc i’ve just seen some nasty back legs lucky not at my barn but online bc those trainers weren’t really that great

A product by the name Tenda has a anti inflammatory clay poultice that works really well.

Hi Courtney, yes thank you she does a very nice job making me look good. Lol 😂 she’s a real sweetheart. thank you very much for watching the video and commenting.

That’s absolutely fantastic to hear, Yellowstone is a great show & I too enjoy it very much. And Reining is a top level sport so enjoy it for everything it has to offer. Thank you very much for your support

Hey Susan , that’s a great idea, never thought of that. Are there particular saddle cues that you and other viewers interested in.? Thank you very much

Hi Claire, thank you very much for the complement, I wish you all the success that one can give. May your dreams come true. 🙏🙏🙏

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Hi there, in our training we strengthen the horses back by stretching the lift through the carriage and frame. In doing this it starts building muscle to start with teaching collection. Thank you very much for the question

Hi there, that's great, as you can well imagine the transfer back is very simple as the hackamore works through two handed application just like riding with a snaffle. You can also teach the horse how to go one handed with the application of your seat and legs, basically riding through the saddle. Thank you very much for the comment.

Hello Grace, I was shopping at an English tack shop many years ago. I do believe that it’s possible to find something suitable at a Western tack shop as well. Please pay attention to the quality of the product as not all leather is equal. Thank you very much for the question 😃

Thank you very much for your kindness. Also very best of luck with your channel, looking great 👍.

@@hockeycoach1on1 Thank you so much! I really appreciate the well wishes. 🙏 I'm super excited and nervous about it, but we'll see how it goes 😊

Thank you very much, I always do my best to put the horses well-being first. Your videos are very informative so keep up the good work. Thank you so much for the sub and I returned your kindness.

@@hockeycoach1on1 Oh that is so kind, thank you so much! ❤️ That really motivates me to keep going. 😃 Channels like yours are what inspired me to do my own channel so thank you, really!

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Hi Myron, thank you very much for your enlightening story, it’s always nice to hear what we can do to make our horses comfortable. Thanks once again. 👍😃

It takes along time to develop an understanding of principles and practices. Keep on doing your best as you have and your skills will slowly keep getting better and better. I will help you out however I can. 👍👍👍😃

@@hockeycoach1on1 I am sticking to it. Thank you for your help

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Hi there, yes I can show more about using your hands with a side pull and explain doubling, I will put together a video on these topics. Thank you very much for your support Cheers

@@hockeycoach1on1 I thank you and I will put to use the techniques you share.

You can use your hands just like a basic one ring snaffle bit...side pulls are just about direct pressure with no leverage mechanisms so is about as uncomplicated as it gets. Some horses do absolutely great in them especially when they are the real sensitive types. Make sure they are fitted properly - not too low. So you can use your hands like a snaffle with the side-pull so is different from the bosal hackamore, in which you need to use your hands/ride differently. And, therefore is one of the reasons I really like them. I like the sidepulls with the rawhide noseband - you get a bit more light feel but you can still ride with very soft hands. Plain leather is good for youngsters.

Awesome! Thank you very much!!! I just want to provide information/ideas to help out people. Thanks so much once again.