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How to Get Your Horses Head Down
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 มิ.ย. 2014
- In this video I talk about the real way to get your horses head down, the answer should make a lot of sense and hopefully get you started in the right direction.
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Again, I feel like I slap my forehead whenever I watch one of your videos. So simple, yet we make it soooo complicated! Love ya work!
The example you showed by getting down on all fours is exactly how I was trying to explain this to some 4H kids last summer. You see such a focus on the "head set" that people don't realize the head comes when the rest of the horse is in the right place. The kids always see the well-trained horses with their heads low, not realizing it's a whole body thing. Making them get on all 4s and do this themselves seemed to get the idea across.
Love how the horse sees you on the ground he must check this out. "Are we playing a game???!!!"😂😂😂
In one of my first lessons with my new horse my trainer had me get on my hands and knees and do this to demonstrate how collection works. It makes so much sense now.
hahaha!!! I love the horse! He's like 'what are you doing on the ground?'
ohhhh your horses head goes down ..when you crawl on your hands and knees. LOL I've been doin it all wrong :P
This is really helpful. I have an appaloosa jumper mare that I'm trying to teach to go into a frame. I realize now that I messed up in her training and I need to go back a few steps and reorganize her body.
Amen! Fix the back end, the front end comes into "line", no matter your discipline.
I really think you need to make everyone watch this video. So important!
I am a pilates Instructor and I teach this, to even none riders. Look up pelvic clock and neutral spine/pelvis. EVERY rider should know this stuff.
Marvelous understanding of "rounding" the horses body. Great viedo Warwick!
Funniest video ever! Love the horse sniffing Warwicks bum. Hands down my favourite horseman, who else would do that???
His horse is like “you good dude? I didn’t throw you?”
The horse was looking around like this dude has lost his mind--he wants me to ride him?? 😀😀
Great explanation and demonstration.
Thank you. Nice and simple.
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Nice point!
Thank you for making these videos.
This makes so much sense! Thank you!
Good video. Great thumbnail.
How do you get their weight on their hind end and “organize” their body?
Abigail Autumngate yeah howw?
to get the weight on the back hold the reins-(not pull) and ask him to go with your seat and legs if necessary. The horse will then go "round" and then you follow him down. Note the "hold" on the reins will just be a fraction of a second but may be very strong for that fraction. If the horse is used to going "inverted" he will pop his head right back up and you have to do it again, and again and again. It won't be a quick fix but gradually the horse will understand. On young horses it will be quicker. After he is down the rider must follow the horse very softly with the reins. Good Luck let me know if this helps
jim baker great explanation! thank you!
Ok, now, how do you make the body get in the right place?!
Marvellous. But now to watch the next video on carrying their body correctly please.
Lmaoo the way he was investigating what you were doing😂
Brilliant teaching .
Ik loving this video, beautiful horse btw
2:46 though 😂
Haha lol no doubt my favorite horseman😂
Wow, this helped a lot! Thanks!!!!!
I do want my horses back up! But she can’t put it up when her head is in the air so what do I do?
Can you tell me why his feet are so close my horse does that and she clips herself I'm not sure why, is she sore?
Good advice
TYSM
I think that horse was wondering if you wanted him to mount you. hahahaha I'm j/k
I love Morgan horses. I actually don't like for them to drop their heads. I feel like they have better control overthemselves if inlet them carry their body and head where they are at the time
Thankyou!
If a horse is constantly shaking the head up and down sometimes nonstop, does that mena the mouth hurts?
My right ear was very lonely during this video
left ear for me
Ok good it’s not just my phone 😂
I feel that to the max, sometimes my air pods do that and i have to re sync them, Glad its not just me XD
Ok but what about showmanship? How do people do that? I can’t get my horses head down in showmanship, he’s ok when I’m riding him but whenever I pick up a trot in showmanship it takes him halfway across the arena to get his head down, I’ve tries saying down down down down to him over and over until he puts it down then saying good boy and keep trotting for awhile longer then stop but it’s seems to be going slow with very little improvement
Agreed. :)
Lol the horse is like that how did u get down. There I thought u where still on my back well I'm thats my horse
But...how do I then get my horses BODY in the right position so their head is down????
Mostly all the lateral work will do it, basically if you get them to engage their core and lift their shoulders, and they are relaxed, the head will hang down.
@@WarwickSchiller Do you have a link that can teach me how to engage in "lateral work" or specifically HOW to engage their core? I just acquired my FIRST horse-a 14 year old gelding Arabian and trying to learn all I can on how to be an effective leader to and for my horse. I appreciate all your input! Lorry
I would also love a video on how to organise their body and engage their core... I have no idea what these words even mean :) but I do really understand now how the back/head thing works biomechanically, thanks for that!
Free info on TH-cam from Arttoride on how to use lateral work to get a horse to engage and lift its back and use his hind end and stretch down and out, all while keeping a cadenced rhythm and strides that don't shorten upon eventual collection. No rollkur. No breaking at the third or fourth vertebrae. Creates a relaxed horse that enjoys the work, and never anxious. It is classical dressage foundation training BUT, it applies as a foundation for ALL disciplines. If your horses is messed up, and been hollow his whole life, it can take a lot of time to correct, but so worth the patience and effort. They also really go into proper saddle fit. So many horses are being ridden with poorly fitting saddles and causes a whole host of problems.
Assuming the posish. 🙌🍑
great video but a voice over would be great
You showed me how to do it but you didn't show me how to do it to your horse
*go away* 😂
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