Inspiring love his reference to the dressage training scale his use for gallops positive and laid back attitude me to mention that horses jump and neither Are hard on the eyes think for shing ❤
Inspiring! Love his reference to the Dressage training scale, his use of Gallops, positivity and laid-back attitude, not to mention that horse's jump and neither are hard on the eyes! Thanks for sharing.
I know Im asking randomly but does anyone know a tool to log back into an Instagram account? I stupidly forgot the account password. I appreciate any tricks you can offer me!
@Holden London i really appreciate your reply. I got to the site thru google and I'm trying it out now. Seems to take quite some time so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
Nice to see your horses so Supple and your emphasis on good flat work, so many people don't understand the importance of the flat work if you can't get it right between fences you're kind of screwed. You look at pictures long time ago and they didn't have tons of tack and crap all over their horses there never is a good replacement for patience anr good horsemanship.
Love this I never leave off riding on a bad note always get the horse going well before calling it a night. Love this video great for horse owners to learn how to deal with a variety of horsey characters and getting them going well ❤️😍👏
@@maartenbiewenga8435 yes, I know it is to prevent pinching. I guess what I was getting at is that loose ring snaffles are used in other disciplines as well but its consistently mostly in jumpers where they use the bit guards. Just a funny observation. Seems almost to be about style. Or maybe everyone using loose rings should also be using guards lol 🤷♀️
I love the “schedule” but am curious what he does when weather doesn’t allow it. If it is a gallop day, but it’s been raining for weeks, how does he help the horses continue to build strength? I don’t mind riding in the rain, but I’d have to rip up our pasture to keep “gallop day”....
I agree. I think a lot of top riders especially jumpers in the UK focus a lot on having a horse in frame all the time. I love letting a horse bend and stretch out and down especially in warm up.
Rebekka Bjanes that's completely incorrect. You would never be in two point in jumpers. You're more in the saddle in jumpers than you are in galloping position. It's 3 point - coming from an ACTUAL Grand Prix rider...
Like your video...nice horse he is...he has an imbalance behind brushing foot over foot you can see brushing marks on his boots on your timing on your video 20:24 stiff o/s hind..21:57 foot over foot 29:04 landing laterally low if you want to keep a nice horse like this sort it out before it catchers up with him the down fall of me by of good horse...good luck
LOL. Do you even know who Scott Brash is? I usually never comment on stupid stuff like this but he’s ONLY an OLYMPIC GOLD MEDALIST. Who are you to tell him “if you keep this horse?”
You think he knows every thing do you, ? I've been a farrier for 35 years, watch the foot fall he knows there a problem hence the brushing boots! but does not know Why....I don't need a gold medal to know that ...
@@illusterata yep your right... this is the start of it he trust's someone and they are letting him down..... I have16 horses of my own and 12 of them were going to be put down all bad shoeing and vets treating them. And not getting to the fact that the imbalance was the problem shame to see a good horse like that will slowly go down hill from no fault of there own or his rider who ever they may be....and yes I do know who he is... but everyone saying how lovely everything is someone has to stand and say how it is wile the rest just accepted what they are given !!
Gary Cook you're probably right I don't know much about shoeing and stuff but this horse just won about a month back at London in the 1.60 grand prix of the global champions tour and he's 9 so like you're a bit late by no means taking away from you're knowledge tho mate...
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Brilliantly done and lots of inspirational tips 🤓 love this guy and his calm attitude
Makes it look easy. Superb horsemanship.
Inspiring love his reference to the dressage training scale his use for gallops positive and laid back attitude me to mention that horses jump and neither
Are hard on the eyes think for shing ❤
Inspiring! Love his reference to the Dressage training scale, his use of Gallops, positivity and laid-back attitude, not to mention that horse's jump and neither are hard on the eyes! Thanks for sharing.
I know Im asking randomly but does anyone know a tool to log back into an Instagram account?
I stupidly forgot the account password. I appreciate any tricks you can offer me!
@Benton Reese instablaster ;)
@Holden London i really appreciate your reply. I got to the site thru google and I'm trying it out now.
Seems to take quite some time so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Holden London it did the trick and I finally got access to my account again. I'm so happy!
Thanks so much, you really help me out :D
@Benton Reese You are welcome :)
Nice to see your horses so Supple and your emphasis on good flat work, so many people don't understand the importance of the flat work if you can't get it right between fences you're kind of screwed. You look at pictures long time ago and they didn't have tons of tack and crap all over their horses there never is a good replacement for patience anr good horsemanship.
The courses were not as technical hard back then, as they are today. It's like comparing apples to oranges.
Perfect video, true horsemanship!
Thank you so much for this "lesson". Learned so much!
That horse has so much scope!!
Love this I never leave off riding on a bad note always get the horse going well before calling it a night. Love this video great for horse owners to learn how to deal with a variety of horsey characters and getting them going well ❤️😍👏
horse and rider so magically joined
Love it! Thanks for the valuable info!
Great video. Thank you for uploading.
Amazing video! Thank you for putting this together :)
Very Educational
Very nice Video, i would love to see more of those Videos 😃
Awesome video!
I like it that you jump with no MARTINGALE.
faibishclassical he competes some horses with martingales...
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This is a video of him competing THIS horse with a runner.
There is nothing wrong with jumping in a martingale?
He is the mastermind
Great educational video. Why do so many jumpers use the rubber bit guards on the side of their snaffles?
To prevent skin coming between the bit and the loose ring of the snaffle
@@maartenbiewenga8435 yes, I know it is to prevent pinching. I guess what I was getting at is that loose ring snaffles are used in other disciplines as well but its consistently mostly in jumpers where they use the bit guards. Just a funny observation. Seems almost to be about style. Or maybe everyone using loose rings should also be using guards lol 🤷♀️
Luv his accent.
Bonnie Hundley Good Scottish accent aye
I love the “schedule” but am curious what he does when weather doesn’t allow it. If it is a gallop day, but it’s been raining for weeks, how does he help the horses continue to build strength? I don’t mind riding in the rain, but I’d have to rip up our pasture to keep “gallop day”....
they most likely have a footing controlled and well-draining exercise track
Great back end
Is that Hello Mr President?
Madden Sport Horses yep!
A great simplistic lesson for amateurs to understand.
@@ginabailey3792 girl what?
Beautiful 🥺
does anyone know the height of the horse?
Anwar Suleiman 1.70m, 16.2hh
Bravissimo ciao amiço
Does the horse ever get a chance to RELAX the neck or is the inevitable, progressive rollkur the dismal standard we have set for riding?
I agree. I think a lot of top riders especially jumpers in the UK focus a lot on having a horse in frame all the time. I love letting a horse bend and stretch out and down especially in warm up.
The galloping position is called a three point, not a two point.
Ella Johns...no, it isn’t.
@@marikrein yes.....it is. Educate yourself.
In three point your seat is in contact with the saddle. In two point your seat is out of the saddle
Rebekka Bjanes that's completely incorrect. You would never be in two point in jumpers. You're more in the saddle in jumpers than you are in galloping position. It's 3 point - coming from an ACTUAL Grand Prix rider...
Madden Sport Horses oop, sorry. Thanks for correcting me 😊
Like your video...nice horse he is...he has an imbalance behind brushing foot over foot you can see brushing marks on his boots on your timing on your video 20:24 stiff o/s hind..21:57 foot over foot 29:04 landing laterally low if you want to keep a nice horse like this sort it out before it catchers up with him the down fall of me by of good horse...good luck
LOL. Do you even know who Scott Brash is? I usually never comment on stupid stuff like this but he’s ONLY an OLYMPIC GOLD MEDALIST. Who are you to tell him “if you keep this horse?”
You think he knows every thing do you, ? I've been a farrier for 35 years, watch the foot fall he knows there a problem hence the brushing boots! but does not know Why....I don't need a gold medal to know that ...
well there are certainly farriers out there who think THEY know everything....nearly destroyed some good horses too.
@@illusterata yep your right... this is the start of it he trust's someone and they are letting him down..... I have16 horses of my own and 12 of them were going to be put down all bad shoeing and vets treating them. And not getting to the fact that the imbalance was the problem shame to see a good horse like that will slowly go down hill from no fault of there own or his rider who ever they may be....and yes I do know who he is... but everyone saying how lovely everything is someone has to stand and say how it is wile the rest just accepted what they are given !!
Gary Cook you're probably right I don't know much about shoeing and stuff but this horse just won about a month back at London in the 1.60 grand prix of the global champions tour and he's 9 so like you're a bit late by no means taking away from you're knowledge tho mate...