Janesville Clinic 2020 - Day 1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ต.ค. 2024
- At last! Here is the first day of the Janesville CA Horsemanship Clinic. This video includes short clips shot throughout the day featuring the participants in the clinic. Pat leads them through various exercises designed to evaluate their individual levels of horsemanship. You will get to see different horses and riders work their way through these exercises. Stay tuned for Day 2 where Pat rides each horse and Day 3 when the horses and riders are reunited and make progress towards better communication and a higher level of riding. As always, you can get more information on our website at www.thediscipli... . Please take a moment to hit the Like button, Subscribe to our Channel, and Share with your friends. Thank you for watching!
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Jeez, California. Half the "students" and crowd are chatting, not listening, letting their dogs whine and bark and will go home after the day and complain to everybody they didn't learn about how to control a horse. I hope Pat is being paid well for enduring the ignorance he is facing. Pat, you are a very patient man... and not just with horses.
Timing is everything. A horseman with the Magic Touch.
i'm not sure how many times i'll need to watch it to recognize all the mistakes i make myself. Thank you to all who have participated in the clinic and thank you so much for sharing this footage.
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@Wells Carter I really appreciate your reply. I found the site on google and im in the hacking process now.
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That big black horse and his rider were magnificent. I think they were the best of any you've had on your clinic videos
I can’t say enough about your videos. I learn a lot. Every day I wait for the next one. Please keep them coming.
Aren’t they just fascinating!
This clinic was very insightful and I really learned from it. I also really enjoyed the input from your wife.. GREAT CLINIC
One of the best training videos that I have seen on side passing explained. Watch your videos all the time. I like how you explain how the horses brain works.
Good stuff 👍
Love watching you teach. It certainly is a bit more complicated than I thought, so much to think about, all at the same time.
Thank you Pat and Deb
❤️🌵☀️⛈️🌈☮️🐎
Awesome video I learned a lot from this video. My only complaint was the dog constantly whining and crying it was annoying. Thank you. 🇺🇲
Another time watching this video.
This was so helpful! Thank you to all who pushed through your struggles-it helped me see things more clearly.
I love watching Pat work. Whether it’s with his own horses or when he’s never met before. It’s fascinating to me to watch the difference in the horses behavior between handlers/people. You can really see how precise his timing is and how he really understands horses and how to read/interpret their body language, which allows him to respond quickly/appropriately and precisely at the right time. This kind of information is invaluable. We are so fortunate that he shares with us and that Deb is a good sport about having to learn how to excel at cinematography! Lol
Thanks Deb! And, of course, Pat, THANK YOU!
From Santa Cruz, CA!🙏🏼
These clinic lessons are great to see because we can see more easily the mistakes we all make and how to address fixing it for the horse. Especially like the teaching of the hand positions on the reins, when they should be up high and when down low for the jobs you're trying to do and considering the type of bite one is using.
Love this video!!!
Thanks for sharing and take care. 👍
I love these videos! No cost with so much to learn and very clearly explained! Thank you from myself as well as all the horses that have learned from your teachings! My only suggestion would be to get your whining dog out of the video. I couldn't hear through mine whining back. Had to move my dog out of the room. LOL
What a bunch of nice looking horses with their nice looking peoples! Something about the smokey atmosphere really brings out the colors of the horses. It is so nice to see their (the humans) inexperience (and willingness to learn) against Pat's masterful timing and understanding of the horse, it really helps to deepen my understanding, thank you so much Pat for sharing your wisdom and knowledge, it's beautiful to watch. Watching the gal with the black horse do the side pass, it is like watching a transference of energy from her to the horse, awesome!
Another Gooden Pat and Deb!! A ton of great info right there I don’t care who ya are.
Where were y'all 40 years ago when I was starting colts? Thanks for reaffirming the methods I figured out on my own!
40 years ago he would have been working it out himself as well
Excelent clinic , I am waiting for the next one , take care and be safe
All I can say is you’re just so cool Pat; Excellent
I am a very very green horse person who just got his first horse at 51yo and it is a well mannered 2 year old Percheron he has been leg trained so i am having to learn all this as i go. these videos are a huge help. I am looking forward to long working relationship with my horse
I don’t know what leg trained is but it’s always tricky when a green rider tries to learn on a young horse no matter how well mannered. Young horses need confident, experienced riders. I hope you have a very good support group and riding instructor to keep you both on the right path.
@@PatnDebPuckett Just not neck reigned is what i was referring to. I have not found a trainer yet and am just working on ground work and basics with him for now. When i started taking lessons before all the horses i rode were neck reigned so is has been a bit of an adjustment learning to use more seat and less reign. this is one of the reasons i love your videos because i can see and learn. i have purchased couple of your dvd to help me further and also one of your solid bits as he was trained on a twisted wire bit and i can tell it is too much for him especially with my newness to riding
Well good luck but I’ve never seen a green rider and green horse come to any good. Prioritize getting help.
Well trained 2 year old is an oxymoron!
Love this video! I wish I had a video of me running for the window when I heard the paddock gate opening shortly after the video started. I thought someone was going into my paddock and it was noise from the video! Hahaha!
Omg so much good instruction here! I try to incorporate training with just riding through the fields so my progress is slow. Nevertheless my gelding has made so much progress with lateral movement and movement of front and hindquarters but this gives me more specific examples to work from. I will study this video many times!!
I enjoyed this video a lot, unfortunately my dog didn’t 😅 she got really confused by that nervous dog next to the camera. Time to dig out my headphones haha
Pat is a true horseman and I enjoy watching him work with horses. The dogs, I can hear in the background, should have stayed at home. They were kinda distracting from watching and listening to Pat.
wait : who is being trained / or schooled ? the horse or the rider ? The Horse & Rider ...😮
See ya this year
That's alot of expensive horse flesh out in that ring ! Good lessons .
Get it 💪🏽
Do you know if the lady started the black horse or did it have a good start when she got it? I guess I'm wondering if she brought the ability out of it or vice versa or did they grow together?
The lady on the black horse entrusted us with finding an unstarted colt and putting the first 60 days on him. We have worked with her throughout the 7 year process but she is the one who put in the endless hours to make this horse what he is today.
@@PatnDebPuckett
Thanks!
Looks like it's working out well!
My arabian stallion learned how to cue me to sidepass instead of how to sidepass. As soon as I decided to humor him and do a sidepass he did a perfect sidepass right along with me. It was his first lesson so I guess that's pretty good. He's a very smart little guy even for an arabian.
Does Pat ever use tapaderos? Also, just wondering what kind of spurs he uses. Thank y'all.
I’m pretty sure any experienced horseman will have a set of spurs that they switch between depending on horse and occasion
Hi, I love your video’s they have taught me so much! I have a question you may be able to help me with.. I bought a 14 yr old driftwood mare just a few months ago, I’m not sure if your familiar with the breed but people are telling me they are very low key minded. I’m finding her to be lazy. I do a lot of groundwork with her I don’t believe she’s had much of that so she’s learning what I’m asking for. She previously been ridden in English and I’m western but she’s adapting. I’ve heard you say you don’t lunge horses and make them run and run but she needs to build muscle and endurance so I’m having her do so. Although she fights it! Do you think I should I force her through it or not?
Trot her outside on a loose rein. That is how you get her in shape and the basis of forward impulsion is the trot so you can kill two birds with one stone. We are very familiar with the Driftwood bloodline and English riding. Forcing an intelligent horse to run around in circles will only make her resentful.
Pat & Deb Puckett thank you so much for your reply, I will start this exercise tomorrow 😁
Trained mechanically I guess means with tie downs and not responding to the seat? Linda in OKC
Yes. It means the horse is moved mechanically by the rider through gimmicks like tie downs, martingales, etc, and a constant tension on the reins. In other words, the horse is not taught how to do the job on a feel.
Is the black horse one you trained? I think I’ve seen videos of it
The dog chain is overwhelming.
Mr. Puckett I was curious do you shoe your own horses, if so do you cold shoe or hot shoe?
Yes Pat cold shoes his own horses.
@@PatnDebPuckett thank you for answering back so quick, I finally found a video of him shoeing, tell Pat his videos are some of best I’ve seen, thank y’all for taking time to put them out
That paint is not ready for the bit not even close.
I was wrong, none of these horses are ready for a western bit, well one of them is. This is MHO. I have a problem with these people using the bit when they still can't ride. None of them can look in the direction they want to go. They all look at the horse's head. if your seat is still weak you don't need a bit.
We want our students to learn to ride with their bodies instead of their hands. Riding in a western bit helps this process and it’s milder and easier on the horse than a snaffle.
I haaaate split reins. Cant keep them even to save my life.
Those crazy blond Palamino, s take some handle, n old buckaroo buddy there is gunna have fun
What u going back to yr bandito day, s Robb, n banks with that mask hombre!
Where was this clinic
You need a lot of patience - not all are talented like you unfortunately
Thanks for wearing a mask. Too bad the other folks are not respectful enough to do the same.
He took it off
Overweight horses !
Take those dam masks off!
You know, comments like yours are really unwelcome. Especially with the wealth of knowledge being shown here and all you can see is a 70 year old Vietnam veteran with a compromised respiratory system wearing a mask during a pandemic and intense smoke from a wildfire 30 miles away. I hope you ou have a nice day and I hope you aren’t an ICU nurse.