watchgoose he was definitely not overbent. I for one absolutely know what overbent looks like, and this was not it. Maybe at some points he got a tad bit bent over, but for the most part he had a comfortable headset.
@@valeriexx3284 Saliva production is actually a really good thing, it means the horse has accepted the bit and is happy and relaxed during the work. In horses that are tense or have bad posture, the salivary duct is inhibited and their mouth dries out. Regarding your other point, he has very soft hands with a fantastic seat and posture, if the horse extends their neck more over the jump he is able to give more. These jumps are tiny and a massive shape isn't necessary, watch him over bigger fences and that's when he gives with the reins more:)
Unfortunately there's no receipe for every horse :/ :D But I had the same Problem and I found some other ways to handle it. If you like I can maybe give you some "tips" :) DO you have Instagram?
just because the release isnt massive does not mean there is pulling. he is using a more educated release, an automatic and following hand. look it up, i believe Bernie Traurig has some videos detailing what an auto release is.
That is a beautiful horse
That horse dosnt even rush very badly 😂 I’d like to see him do this exercise on my pony 😂😂😂
Does anyone else see the man moving his hands back and forth
That makes the horse put his/her head down
Yes, he was giving the horse a head set.
he was overbent. this is not a good thing.
watchgoose he was definitely not overbent. I for one absolutely know what overbent looks like, and this was not it. Maybe at some points he got a tad bit bent over, but for the most part he had a comfortable headset.
@@philipumbel8889 he shouldn't have his mouth open or be unable to control his saliva, this horse wasn't comfortable, he didn't even give over jumps.
@@valeriexx3284 Saliva production is actually a really good thing, it means the horse has accepted the bit and is happy and relaxed during the work. In horses that are tense or have bad posture, the salivary duct is inhibited and their mouth dries out. Regarding your other point, he has very soft hands with a fantastic seat and posture, if the horse extends their neck more over the jump he is able to give more. These jumps are tiny and a massive shape isn't necessary, watch him over bigger fences and that's when he gives with the reins more:)
Just tried this. It's doesn't work with Max 😂😂😂😂
Unfortunately there's no receipe for every horse :/ :D But I had the same Problem and I found some other ways to handle it. If you like I can maybe give you some "tips" :) DO you have Instagram?
heypresto yorkshire it does work but you have to give it time
@@Hoofbeats I would like to get your tips :)
You should be giving over jumps, not pulling.
just because the release isnt massive does not mean there is pulling. he is using a more educated release, an automatic and following hand. look it up, i believe Bernie Traurig has some videos detailing what an auto release is.