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Thanks Cowgirl! Maybe the most important aspect of riding effectively is Reun Management. Thanks for your video undoubtedly helping many riders. Riding and Driving Coach for Connections Riding School, Salinas CA.

Great demo. Very helpful. Great explanations. Thank you.

Wow! What you did with Fancy is incredible!

Thank you for showing the whole process. I love your energy staying low and calm, I love your patience and your timing!

Good to know to do it at slower speed… thanks!

You've done a wonderful job with her ! Your mother is proud I'm sure 😊🎉❤

Why does she carry her head so low ? Did you teach her that??

Thank you for sharing your beautiful story ❤️ 😊😢🎉

Very helpful video! Thank you!

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Brilliant! I’m going to try it on my dressage lesson! Thanks!

0:29 Anyone know of good videos for actually teaching hip control? I can’t find them anywhere

I have a horse that was trained to be soft, he overly bends at the pole with collection and backing. How can I help him of that?

thank you. very well explained

Next time ask the camera person to stand in a straight line with you when you ride on a straight line. Thank you for the explanantion.

Thanks!

Wow 249 per bottle. I CANT AFFORD THAT ON MY SSI

Great video, love your no nonsence straight to the point instruction. Keep up the great work we need more female leaders. ❤

Trot on a right circle, then when you’re ready for the left lead canter turn around and move on a left circle with the nose pointing to the right - timing is everything so time it to where when you start your left circle you ask for your canter. Use the right circles in the beginning to get your horse forward enough if they’re not - you’ll get your lead.

Great video. I'm 73 yrs old with a 5 year old gelding Percheron Paint. I've known & worked with him since he was 2 and feral. Now, he's so loving and patient. We are at an English barn and have been riding english. I want to do western. Your video for neck reining is great! My question: I'm using a Neue Schule Turtle Top with Flex Horse Bit. Should I get the western bit that you use and split reins? Thank you

Great explanation! Thank you for showing the whole process, really appreciate it. Really like how you are with horses❤

Being a mama of two (2under2) I certainly understand body image issues while riding! You got this mama it isn’t easy but you look great keep on going!

This feels like a dumb question, but what IS the cue for a lead change? I'm getting good hip and shoulder control at each gait, but I am not sure what to do to cue for the lead change. So far I just ask for the lead change by keeping my leg on to move his hip and then turn him into the change. That obviously doesn't feel like the right idea, but not sure what the right cue is. I get tons of vague answers from different folks. Thank you!

Yes, thank you this is so helpful. I’m starting to ride tomorrow and I don’t want to make a fool of myself.

Спасибо ❤

My 7yo just started putting all his weight on the right shoulder and pushes to the right with his whole body and flexing to the left so I can’t get my leg on him to go forward into the trot, he does it in both directions now the I can’t get him to move. I have tried loose rein short rein, I have the chiropractor coming in a few days, I know he has a very sensitive mouth but dentist can’t find anything real obvious 😢 he does have thick flabby cheeks. Have had him for 3 months with no history of his past , but a very nice boy otherwise.

I tried this with my 5 year old gelding, got instant results. Worked perfect. Pushing cows a week later it was soooooo nice to have him moving his hip and sidepass in the walk, no slowing down thanks so much.

I can't believe the results you achieved from such a hard headed horse. Those early days were hard to watch.

What is the bit you are using? thank you

Great video! Thanks!

Great video! This is an issue I have with my horse. Definitely going to try this in the future

If one is working on this; how many days a week should I ride while working on this? I currently ride 3 days a week working on other things, do you think it’s all right to ride five days a week if you’re working on everything in your opinion? Your thoughts please

Great topic and demonstration! I also have a 3 yr old that is in training for ranch riding and is working on the downward transitions. Thank you! ❤

When I was a girl we bought a 12-year-old gelding for my dad. He wouldn't take the left lead either. I'm not sure if his previous owner knew there were 2 leads. He wasn't being stubborn, he was just "right-handed" and by the time we got him it was ingrained. We moved his hindquarters to the left and used corners and could get a left lead, and worked up the time on the left so that his muscles would get stronger and he'd be more comfortable on that side. That was a long time ago..... miss you, Snaps.

I have a horse that’s IDENTICAL to him. His issue is once I want to leave and close the doors

is there a reason u don’t open the other door. this is exactly what my horse does. i wish i had a bigger trailer

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English Rider here Jumpers , I did these exercises tonight. Learning the spin is a great thing to help with agility when trying to make tight corners for jumps .

Great information! Thank you!

How is Ebony shine doing