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Richard Chamberlin
United Kingdom
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 25 เม.ย. 2010
Golega Festival 2024
Part of my time at the greatest horse festival I know. I was told over 1500 horses registered to be there this year.
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How to Turn and Steer a horse made easy.
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This video is to aid those that want to understand the function of turning a horse, this explains in simple terms riders position, how we hold our arms, use our hands, and also leg position. Conformation plays a big part and it affects our body and seat. This classical method helps in training the horse to develop better flexibility, creating better circles and lateral movements, from this trot...
![Lateral work of the Horse explained [Shoulder in, Travers, Renvers, Half Pass, Leg yield]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/uckv_c0fCyY/mqdefault.jpg)
Lateral work of the Horse explained [Shoulder in, Travers, Renvers, Half Pass, Leg yield]
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Richard Chamberlin breaks down each of the lateral movements so you can see and understand how the horse moves during each, recognising the differences will aid training. Equitation over the years has formulated movements such as Shoulder in, Shoulder out, Travers, Renvers and the Half-Pass, today there is also Leg yield, the school exercises are to aid the suppling and strengthening of the hor...
Doma Varquera tack putting on the horse
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Spanish Doma Vaquera tack and equipment can be different and cause confusion, so here Richard Chamberlin runs through fitting the saddle and bridle on the horse ready to ride.
Richard Chamberlin in a Doma Vaquera Garrocha display called 'A Taste of Spain' 2019
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Doma Vaquera and the Garrocha are part and parcel of the working rider in Spain, Richard Chamberlin has been doing displays with the garrocha since the 80's and is sort after for his knowledge of training and riding. He is now riding the horse Maraagel who is thoroughbred and retrained race horse. His book 'A Better way of Training and Riding Horses' is available through Amazon.
Richard & Maraagel Garrocha display
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Spanish Garrocha display at the Lusitano Breed show 2016
Grand Parade
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Maraagel and Richard Chamberlin in the Grand Parade at the 2016 GBPRE show.
Richard Chamberlin and Maraagel at the PRE show 2016
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Richard Chamberlin and Maraagel at the PRE show 2016
Richard and Maraagel
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New Traje Corto, dress rehearsal Richard and Maraagel (AKA Bernie)
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This is Bernie when I introduced him to doing both legs in Spanish walk, it takes a lot of concentration and his brain is working overtime. Moving the hind legs will come later with confidence.
Bernie doing Spanish walk and progressing.
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Bernie doing Spanish walk and progressing.
One of the best explanations and examples of these lateral movements that even a novice like myself can understand! This is a wonderful little video! Thank you!
Sorry I have not replied earlier, just seen your comment, and thank you.
Thank you for sharing. Lovely to see.
Thank you.
Thank you
O QUE VALE NESSE VIDEO SÃO OS BELISSIMOS CAVALOS.!
I love this Common sense easy to grasp reminders. Of our body actions and how easy we can influence through body alignment the horse and why this alignment is easy for the horse to understand . A must watch more than once THANK YOU RICHARD
Thank you for your kind words Linda, I find many get caught up trying to action many different parts of their body at the same time, and lose focus, and riding should be simple so the horse understands.
Applause richard!!!
Thank you for your comment.
Very interesting!
Glad you think so!
Well explained, Richard. Thanks.
You're very welcome
I love this! It really does make it simpler. I tried it yesterday afternoon - with the hands as you you described, and the minimal torso rotation. Not having to hold my hands further forward (instead having permission to hold them where I'd always wanted to for comfort) caused my whole body to be more relaxed - shoulders, back, legs. What a relief! My mare was grateful and sends her thanks. This is inspiring. Thank you!
Riding is supposed to be enjoyable for both parties.
Very helpful tutorial, thank-you! I'm curious about the bit, is it a curb, or just hanging-cheek w/ no curb? (Still trying different options with my mare. Recently a classical trainer put a D bit on her to assist with lateral movement and bend at the poll. But when I ride her with it she is resistant to direction - but was fine in loose ring).
Hi Betsey this bit is a Porugeuse curb I have, but this also is a trained horse the bit is not there to aid the movement. As to the snaffle the action is completely different and how we use it, you may find this other tutorial of interest. th-cam.com/video/ZyJIJ3ofdrU/w-d-xo.html
@@Merceode Thanks for the explanation! I'll certainly watch the tutorial.
@@fieldflowers_ Sorry I made a mistake it is a Spanish Vaquera bit, got muddled up and didn't check.
@@Merceode Thanks! I would've thought they were the same, but now know better. :)
@@fieldflowers_ It is often the case that some like the idea of making understanding complicated, this can confuse and then is taken to the horse who prefers simple.
Very nice video Richard, thank you! Modern competitional riding does not teach the subtle aids, that's why we see riders' hands and postures the way you say, and unlike what you demonstrate.
Lets face it any aid can only be subtle if the horse understands it well first.
@@Merceode you're right. But we educate the horse by our actions and examples. It's as they say: if you only shout, then they won't listen to you when you whisper.
Fantastic explanation. Please do more instructional videos. :)
Thanks, aim to.
@@Merceode Yes, please !
@@drorydressage Aim to, need to find the time and the weather.
@@Merceode That's great to hear. I'm looking forwards to more content.
@@drorydressage As do I.
That is so simple and wonderfully explained. Thank you for starting with the use of our bodies as most riders do appear like rigid entities rather than a flowing relaxed harmony in action. I look forward to the next video. xx
Thank you for you nice words I do like simple, people make riding so complicated and if understood it's not really.
Lovely demonstration. Thank you. Showing to my students.
Glad it was helpful!
Very helpful and such a calm minded horse - looks beautiful
Thank you Emma this is Maraagel aka Bernie, an ex race horse who came from the track with anxiety issues and was not a safe ride.
mesmerizing~~
Thank you.