I am a Friesian myself (human, not horse ;)) and I love these beauties from my home county! Fryske hynders boppe!! (go translate). Lovely riding in this video.
Your horse is absolutely breath-taking. He's lean, strong, and has a long, beautifully-strided canter. You should feel lucky you have such a gorgeous creature to work with and love.
Wunderbarer Anblick. Super schönes Pferd, aber eben auch Friese, die oft nicht ganz einfach zu reiten und dazu vom Naturell her eher etwas faul sind und gefordert werden wollen.Sehr schön, wie die Reiterin ihn energisch vorwärtsreitet unter genau richtiger und keineswegs grober Dosierung der Sporen- und Gertenhilfe.Sieht insgesamt richtig gut aus!
ahhh...a friesian cantering or gslloping doesnt matter what matters its that ths breed of horses look so beautiful thanks to their pelt or hair theyare soooooooo elegant i just love them ;3
He is a beautiful horse.I just read the comments and am loving how people seem to think they know everything.obviously they dont because if they did they would of realized that you were posting a video of your horse and werent asking for their oppinion.Great rider, great horse by the way(:
Haha in the horse world they call Friesians BOLD. But, as we know, that just means they do whatever the hell they want, haha! But, they are AMAZING horses once they get the idea of what we as riders are asking of them, and really, the patience is most rewarding this way! Haha happy riding!
beautiful horse! we have a lot of friesians here in holland, and their canter is their hard gate, they are bred on their trot. your trainer is very good!
Lovely big friesian canter! I have a friesian gelding too and watching this video reminds me of my own difficulties with the canter. Skywalker does exactly the same thing when asked for the canter. Very good going clockwise, but stiff and struggling a bit on the other side and easily breaking back into the trot. Typical friesian thing! But don't we just adore them anyway!
@stardustmypony She is cantering in light seat, keeping the weight off his back so he can use it more. It helps the horse warm up. I had to do this with my thoroughbred. But, yes, you are supposed to have you bum in the saddle
yo!! one comment about the helmet is enough!! and I think she was an amazing rider!! gorg horse and amzing posture etc. i didnt even notice she wasnt wearing a helmet bc she was THAT good
Back is hollow, heels aren't down, borderline chair seat (her leg needs to be more under her), she was bouncing in her canter/gallop (it would be almost fixed if her heels where down and her back wasn't hollow). Just constructive criticism ❤️ some good points are: her hands are quiet, and she has a good following seat at a slower speed.
THAT'S NOT A GALLOP! xD i may be saying this because i just got done watching a video of a shetland running like he was being chased by rabid dogs.... but the horse is beautiful and he has amazing movements. you are so lucky to have him
I have a half friesian half arab and he looks more like the friesian especially in the canter! He has a very dramatic tail flick anytime he has to do intense work! ;) They are such beautiful horses!
beautifully ridden!!! just be sure to get after him when he's not doing what your asking, because if you do let him he'll think its ok to do and he won't learn anything and he'll keep trying to disobey what your asking, just keep that in mind :)
She's an adult, she knows the risks. Would I ride without a helmet? No...but I also don'tt smoke and that's my perogativennbut we're adults and allowed to make decisions within the confines of barn/test rules. AND LOVELY HORSE BTW :)
YAY!! what a beeautiful Friesian! =D. and hurrah, someone not wearing helmet! don't curse me, anyone, but I don't like helmets either... and don't usually wear one unless, of course, I'm jumping =P heheh - great horse - niceee =D
@FriesianCatRider For me, that actually is new information, and interesting too! Thanks for sharing! So I guess as it would relate over here, we'd call it canter, hand gallop and full out gallop. :) Lovely moving horse! I love the breeds who naturally carry their heads a little higher and have great leg animation. :)
@8HorseFreak8 A registered/approved Friesian is black. They are the only ones "accepted" by the breed standard and "allowed" to stand as an official Friesian stud/mare. It's up to individual owners to cross with what they want and it's entirely likely someone crossed one with a horse that has white genetics.
it says the trainer is for Switzerland and here in Switzerland we make no difference between cantering and galopping, we always use the word "gallop". And i don't think this is an important mistake either.
gorgeous horse! i'm not an expert trainer or rider so i'm not going to judge the trainer, which looks like she is doing well with the horse. who says not to use spurs? we have a 7, 5, and 2 2year olds. the five and 1 2 y.o. have to have spurs or no response to leg cues. good luck with him. are you bringing him back to the states? how much does that cost?
This is where I'm at with my young friesian. What people don't realise is that their movement is so big that an arena seems too small to them to canter. They really do cover a lot of ground
@free2dance2012 Nice! i was riding a horse once and his name was Elvis, i think they gave him that name because he is always moving around with his head haha doing a little dance. I went on a trail ride with him and whenever he saw someone going in a canter he wanted to gallop and go faster haha it was really fun!
I didn't read all the comments and I'm sorry if I'm saying something that's already been said. First of all I love your horse, really beautiful. Second If she's a trainer, she really is bad. I'd find someone else if I were you, she's ruiening? your horse. When she puls the rain on the inside and pulls his/her head down there's no way she'll be able to put his left leg forward first. It's better to get his head more to the outside so he'll be able to put his left leg forward first.
@DjokkeT1 i think what she is trying to do is extend on the straights and collect in the corners. its a good way to develop striding in cross country and achieve the collected canter needed for dressage. i was taught by my riding instructer that brings on eventers and i use it on a ex-race horse im bringing on too. also she might be using the spurs for a more direct signal. dressage is supposed to look effortless. i might be completely wrong here but thats just how ive seen it. =]
Um, I didn't say she "needed" to, just that the other poster was saying if she had "clarified" she'd have less of a headache from people who are saying it's not a gallop. Re-read what I actually wrote. We're basically saying the same thing. And again- I never said she had to do anything, I was just explaining the point another poster was trying to make- Since the poster was getting annoyed by the admittedly stupid "That's not a gallop" post.
he is beautifull! me and my trainer are going to breaking in this 4 year old Friesian stallion when it is imported from like europe! i think they are a beautifull breed !
I love the black Friesian horse may be it's bec i am from Frisia(Fryslan).when i translate my family name into english it will be standing horse. In Frisia we say,oant sjen and it means see you later.btw 5 stars ofc!!
European thing or not she still should know better regardless if she is an Olympian rider. I work for a former Olympian trainer myself & she only does dressage. She had a bad accident where the horse spoke for no real reason fell on her. THANK GOD she had her helmet on cos it had big dent in it & she still went to the ER by helicopter & stayed 2 dys in ICU cus of minor bleed in the brain. Shes fine now but can U image what could have happen? Best riders in the world know better. Hes beautiful!
I don't want to seem like one of those know it all people, but I'm a trainer and the rider here is doing a great job, nice horse as well, but she and I share a common fault, tightening up on the left rein and not being long enough in the left leg/seat. If she can sit left, and let go with the left hand - back that up with the sitting left leg on, she will nail every left canter pick up. Honestly just trying to help. I just starting working with a friesian, any advice?
@HorseChick000 i rode horses for 10 years so at the moment i am 15 so i started when i was 5 so that horse is doing exelent. he has elegant movement and his gates are perfect so he must be getting trained perfectly.
When your riding and asking him to canter off, you put him to a disadvantage by having the horses head turned inwards. You need his head pointed to the outside in order to set him up for the proper lead. Good luck. Thanks for the video.
I see no gallop just a canter in the school, leg movement is what changes the gait not the speed. Also you shouldn't ride with spurs if you can't keep you legs still. ALSO to get you horse on the correct lead leg (which you tried about 5 times before suceeding) put your inside leg on the girth and outside leg behing the girth instead of just pulling the head round to try to make the horse bend -.- doesn't work unless the whole body bends hense your legs.
@FriesianCatRider nevertheless, if u fall down without a helmet it's far more dangerous; no matter how good or bad one's riding. but that's an individual decision so nothing to care about via TH-cam. it's her head, after all ;-) but I have another question - why is she moving up and down while cantering? never saw that before, it's almost like she's trotting o.O you either stand up OR sit down in canter and in this case I'd say - sit down
@LaskaSkywalker I don't know if you've ever looked into it before, but in polo, sometimes we post to the canter (looks different than in this vid, though, almost slower) and it's actually a lot of fun! Anyway, this horse is beautiful! I am so jealous!
@FriesianCatRider Thing is, to those of us in the states, we'd call that a canter. To us a gallop is only a full out, as fast as the horse can go run. Where there's complete suspension between strides, this isn't a full out run, which many would expect with "gallop" in the title. The person wasn't asking you to defend anything, just saying if you clarified you'd have less of a headache from people saying "That's not a gallop", who don't realize canters are called gallops in other countries.
if they r horse trainers then most of the time they know how to stay on. my riding instructor cantered my horse without stirrups coz my legs were longer than hers, loose reins to show that all he does is cut corners and without a hat and she was fine. but i know what u mean, if that horse spooked u would have been on the floor.
Beautiful horse just looks like he has a stubborn lead at least at this point in his life. Don't take me the wrong way though I know two horses who it's harder for them to get going on the correct lead one way and they are two of my favorite horses to ride. But other than that he is a good looking horse with great movement.
Looks like the rider is in a hand gallop the first 40 and last 30 seconds. That would explain the two point stance on an extended canter. Btw you have a beautiful horse.
@SmithyRudeGirl Can't agree to you,that she's spurring too much. Frisians are beautiful,robust horses but having a strong will of it's own.That is why they are mostly calling for to be ridden by using spurs and whip.Think , she's supporting the horse just in the right way !
@NiMona15 Oh my dear , I am riding since a lot of years on different horses , also for 4years on Friesians. So I have my own experience . Please respect other opinions , just as I do respect your opinion . All the best for you !
guys, im looking to buy an alrounder horse that is able for novice to advanced and i adore the look of friesians but are they a bit strong? any advice?
Very lovely ladies!! But, I do feel that they should be wearing riding hats, the ones that all riders should wear for riding!!! Reguardless of what they might think about them!!
Francis44647 I feel people shouldn't talk to adults who understand the risks they're taking, in the same manner they talk to children. She's a grown woman. She understands the risks and accepts them. It's her choice to do so. Random people nagging at her online won't change that.
If she is talking about the European gaits then why would she need to specify? What you call a canter, she calls a gallop, and she's not wrong. It's her video, so she can call it what she normally does.
how much does it cost to buy one of those? i am trying to determine if it sane to buy one just so i can look at it. this is a serious question. i will ride it as well.
ok when your horse doesn't want to take a certain lead your supposed to OPEN the inside shoulder not close it like she is doing! What kind of trainer is this???
@1skopec trust me i know you dont need a whip. i never use them unless i'm on a really slow or naughty pony. usually the case with stallions. but the reason for changing a whip isnt so that the judges n that can see it in the showing ring but because it should be on the inside, otherwise the horse is more likely to stay away from the egde if theres a crop there. look we all get taught in defferent ways maybe that was the desired effect by the trainer idk
thats a canter. i can tell because in one of my horse books it shows the gaits of a horse, and the hoof patterens on the gait. by studying my book, i think thats a canter.
BEAUTIFUL horse. So alert and attentive! I wish I had a Friesian, it's always been my dream horse! Enjoy your baby!
you are sooo lucky to have such a beautiful horse. x
I am a Friesian myself (human, not horse ;)) and I love these beauties from my home county! Fryske hynders boppe!! (go translate). Lovely riding in this video.
Your horse is absolutely breath-taking. He's lean, strong, and has a long, beautifully-strided canter. You should feel lucky you have such a gorgeous creature to work with and love.
he is GORGEOUS u are so lucky to have him!!!
Wunderbarer Anblick. Super schönes Pferd, aber eben auch Friese, die oft nicht ganz einfach zu reiten und dazu vom Naturell her eher etwas faul sind und gefordert werden wollen.Sehr schön, wie die Reiterin ihn energisch vorwärtsreitet unter genau richtiger und keineswegs grober Dosierung der Sporen- und Gertenhilfe.Sieht insgesamt richtig gut aus!
Horse is soo pretty... and everyone stop critting and argueing etc. It's a lovely horse and she is riding him very nicely!
ahhh...a friesian cantering or gslloping doesnt matter what matters its that ths breed of horses look so beautiful thanks to their pelt or hair theyare soooooooo elegant i just love them ;3
that horse takes gorgeous to a whole new level!
gorgous gorgous gorgous x love it x i love your horsey i wish to get a freisian my self one day :D x
He is a beautiful horse.I just read the comments and am loving how people seem to think they know everything.obviously they dont because if they did they would of realized that you were posting a video of your horse and werent asking for their oppinion.Great rider, great horse by the way(:
The movement of that horse is beautiful
Hi Hallo 🥰🌺🌷 Helena beautiful woman and so sweet looks so cute
such a beautiful horse!
Haha in the horse world they call Friesians BOLD. But, as we know, that just means they do whatever the hell they want, haha! But, they are AMAZING horses once they get the idea of what we as riders are asking of them, and really, the patience is most rewarding this way! Haha happy riding!
that horse moves sooooo beautifully!!
beautiful horse! we have a lot of friesians here in holland, and their canter is their hard gate, they are bred on their trot. your trainer is very good!
Lovely big friesian canter! I have a friesian gelding too and watching this video reminds me of my own difficulties with the canter. Skywalker does exactly the same thing when asked for the canter. Very good going clockwise, but stiff and struggling a bit on the other side and easily breaking back into the trot. Typical friesian thing! But don't we just adore them anyway!
@stardustmypony She is cantering in light seat, keeping the weight off his back so he can use it more. It helps the horse warm up. I had to do this with my thoroughbred. But, yes, you are supposed to have you bum in the saddle
Friesians is AMAZING! I also think thats a canter
he is a beautiful boy, and has spirit. He's pushing her a little, isn't he? Between the counter canter and the inconsistant listening skills, hehe.
You look so pretty on such a pretty horse [: I'm so jealous lol
yo!! one comment about the helmet is enough!! and I think she was an amazing rider!! gorg horse and amzing posture etc. i didnt even notice she wasnt wearing a helmet bc she was THAT good
what a beautiful horse and great rider! :-)
Awesome footage...well ridden, and the horse is magnificent...I am sure after riding him you feel you have worked your butt off....
Back is hollow, heels aren't down, borderline chair seat (her leg needs to be more under her), she was bouncing in her canter/gallop (it would be almost fixed if her heels where down and her back wasn't hollow). Just constructive criticism ❤️ some good points are: her hands are quiet, and she has a good following seat at a slower speed.
THAT'S NOT A GALLOP! xD i may be saying this because i just got done watching a video of a shetland running like he was being chased by rabid dogs.... but the horse is beautiful and he has amazing movements. you are so lucky to have him
I have a half friesian half arab and he looks more like the friesian especially in the canter! He has a very dramatic tail flick anytime he has to do intense work! ;) They are such beautiful horses!
cute horse very grace ful looking
that's an awesome Frisian horse.
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Lovely work. Hello from Ottawa, Canada! 🍁
what a beautiful horse :O
beautifully ridden!!! just be sure to get after him when he's not doing what your asking, because if you do let him he'll think its ok to do and he won't learn anything and he'll keep trying to disobey what your asking, just keep that in mind :)
With a frisian name great =D (L) I just love the way a Frisian holds her head. So elegant
he is the most beutiful horse ever
i love ur horse nd ur gallop
She's an adult, she knows the risks. Would I ride without a helmet? No...but I also don'tt smoke and that's my perogativennbut we're adults and allowed to make decisions within the confines of barn/test rules. AND LOVELY HORSE BTW :)
Looks great!
YAY!! what a beeautiful Friesian! =D. and hurrah, someone not wearing helmet! don't curse me, anyone, but I don't like helmets either... and don't usually wear one unless, of course, I'm jumping =P
heheh - great horse - niceee =D
@FriesianCatRider For me, that actually is new information, and interesting too!
Thanks for sharing! So I guess as it would relate over here, we'd call it canter, hand gallop and full out gallop. :)
Lovely moving horse! I love the breeds who naturally carry their heads a little higher and have great leg animation. :)
such a beautiful horse i would die to have one :)
@8HorseFreak8 A registered/approved Friesian is black. They are the only ones "accepted" by the breed standard and "allowed" to stand as an official Friesian stud/mare. It's up to individual owners to cross with what they want and it's entirely likely someone crossed one with a horse that has white genetics.
@ShaunieM25 No trust me it was a canter...theres a big difference in them x
Wow,
I love Riding Uniforms!!!
You two look great together.
it says the trainer is for Switzerland and here in Switzerland we make no difference between cantering and galopping, we always use the word "gallop". And i don't think this is an important mistake either.
gorgeous horse! i'm not an expert trainer or rider so i'm not going to judge the trainer, which looks like she is doing well with the horse. who says not to use spurs? we have a 7, 5, and 2 2year olds. the five and 1 2 y.o. have to have spurs or no response to leg cues. good luck with him. are you bringing him back to the states? how much does that cost?
This is where I'm at with my young friesian. What people don't realise is that their movement is so big that an arena seems too small to them to canter. They really do cover a lot of ground
I’m in the same boat with my Friesian cross mare. An arena feels so small. And she really avoids the canter. I think she feels confined.
@free2dance2012 Nice! i was riding a horse once and his name was Elvis, i think they gave him that name because he is always moving around with his head haha doing a little dance.
I went on a trail ride with him and whenever he saw someone going in a canter he wanted to gallop and go faster haha it was really fun!
I didn't read all the comments and I'm sorry if I'm saying something that's already been said.
First of all I love your horse, really beautiful.
Second If she's a trainer, she really is bad. I'd find someone else if I were you, she's ruiening? your horse. When she puls the rain on the inside and pulls his/her head down there's no way she'll be able to put his left leg forward first.
It's better to get his head more to the outside so he'll be able to put his left leg forward first.
@DjokkeT1 i think what she is trying to do is extend on the straights and collect in the corners. its a good way to develop striding in cross country and achieve the collected canter needed for dressage. i was taught by my riding instructer that brings on eventers and i use it on a ex-race horse im bringing on too.
also she might be using the spurs for a more direct signal. dressage is supposed to look effortless. i might be completely wrong here but thats just how ive seen it. =]
Um, I didn't say she "needed" to, just that the other poster was saying if she had "clarified" she'd have less of a headache from people who are saying it's not a gallop.
Re-read what I actually wrote. We're basically saying the same thing.
And again- I never said she had to do anything, I was just explaining the point another poster was trying to make- Since the poster was getting annoyed by the admittedly stupid "That's not a gallop" post.
Nice beautiful canter :) Beautiful freisan. But seriously it is just a canter. :D
he is beautifull! me and my trainer are going to breaking in this 4 year old Friesian stallion when it is imported from like europe! i think they are a beautifull breed !
I love the black Friesian horse may be it's bec i am from Frisia(Fryslan).when i translate my family name into english it will be standing horse.
In Frisia we say,oant sjen and it means see you later.btw 5 stars ofc!!
i lov friesians!!!! was that a canter? it looked like 1
WANT!!! All i want is to ride a friesian! Dx
European thing or not she still should know better regardless if she is an Olympian rider. I work for a former Olympian trainer myself & she only does dressage. She had a bad accident where the horse spoke for no real reason fell on her. THANK GOD she had her helmet on cos it had big dent in it & she still went to the ER by helicopter & stayed 2 dys in ICU cus of minor bleed in the brain. Shes fine now but can U image what could have happen? Best riders in the world know better. Hes beautiful!
I don't want to seem like one of those know it all people, but I'm a trainer and the rider here is doing a great job, nice horse as well, but she and I share a common fault, tightening up on the left rein and not being long enough in the left leg/seat. If she can sit left, and let go with the left hand - back that up with the sitting left leg on, she will nail every left canter pick up. Honestly just trying to help. I just starting working with a friesian, any advice?
stunning horse horse but you need to relax, my thrakehner is 5 and was 12 gs and a 17 2 baby how old is your freisan
Beautiful horse.What is name of the trainer?
love the video beautiful moving horse. are you just doing dressage or are you going to show him in another way? x
@HorseChick000 i rode horses for 10 years so at the moment i am 15 so i started when i was 5 so that horse is doing exelent. he has elegant movement and his gates are perfect so he must be getting trained perfectly.
That rider has a beautiful half seat in the canter :)
Nice horse, beautiful girl.
I want a Friesian soo badly lol
Ooooh I hate it when that happens! My computer's done that to me too- No worries!
When your riding and asking him to canter off, you put him to a disadvantage by having the horses head turned inwards. You need his head pointed to the outside in order to set him up for the proper lead. Good luck. Thanks for the video.
I see no gallop just a canter in the school, leg movement is what changes the gait not the speed. Also you shouldn't ride with spurs if you can't keep you legs still. ALSO to get you horse on the correct lead leg (which you tried about 5 times before suceeding) put your inside leg on the girth and outside leg behing the girth instead of just pulling the head round to try to make the horse bend -.- doesn't work unless the whole body bends hense your legs.
A lady who owns friesians told me friesians can only walk, canter, and trot. I think the horse may be cantering, I'm not sure, but maybe.
@lyndzeysmiles its a gallop+when you gallop, you stand up. notice how all 4 hooves come off the ground at one point.
babe, thats canter. if you were really galloping, you would be at one end to the other in like, 3 seconds.
for all of the people who say "I dont see a gallop" I do indeed see a gallop everytime she goes on the far long wall.
@FriesianCatRider nevertheless, if u fall down without a helmet it's far more dangerous; no matter how good or bad one's riding. but that's an individual decision so nothing to care about via TH-cam. it's her head, after all ;-)
but I have another question - why is she moving up and down while cantering?
never saw that before, it's almost like she's trotting o.O you either stand up OR sit down in canter and in this case I'd say - sit down
@LaskaSkywalker I don't know if you've ever looked into it before, but in polo, sometimes we post to the canter (looks different than in this vid, though, almost slower) and it's actually a lot of fun!
Anyway, this horse is beautiful! I am so jealous!
@FriesianCatRider Thing is, to those of us in the states, we'd call that a canter. To us a gallop is only a full out, as fast as the horse can go run.
Where there's complete suspension between strides, this isn't a full out run, which many would expect with "gallop" in the title.
The person wasn't asking you to defend anything, just saying if you clarified you'd have less of a headache from people saying "That's not a gallop", who don't realize canters are called gallops in other countries.
if they r horse trainers then most of the time they know how to stay on. my riding instructor cantered my horse without stirrups coz my legs were longer than hers, loose reins to show that all he does is cut corners and without a hat and she was fine. but i know what u mean, if that horse spooked u would have been on the floor.
wow a fresian that doesn't tuck her chin, don't see too many of those haha
she's a very pretty mover
hahaha I love the ''background voices'' :P
Beautiful horse just looks like he has a stubborn lead at least at this point in his life. Don't take me the wrong way though I know two horses who it's harder for them to get going on the correct lead one way and they are two of my favorite horses to ride. But other than that he is a good looking horse with great movement.
@FriesianCatRider Thank you very much !
Beautiful! Where was this taken? What country?
Looks like the rider is in a hand gallop the first 40 and last 30 seconds. That would explain the two point stance on an extended canter. Btw you have a beautiful horse.
@SmithyRudeGirl Can't agree to you,that she's spurring too much. Frisians are beautiful,robust horses but having a strong will of it's own.That is why they are mostly calling for to be ridden by using spurs and whip.Think , she's supporting the horse just in the right way !
@NiMona15 Oh my dear , I am riding since a lot of years on different horses , also for 4years on Friesians. So I have my own experience . Please respect other opinions , just as I do respect your opinion . All the best for you !
guys, im looking to buy an alrounder horse that is able for novice to advanced and i adore the look of friesians but are they a bit strong? any advice?
so when does he gallop???
Very lovely ladies!! But, I do feel that they should be wearing riding hats, the ones that all riders should wear for riding!!! Reguardless of what they might think about them!!
Francis44647 I feel people shouldn't talk to adults who understand the risks they're taking, in the same manner they talk to children. She's a grown woman. She understands the risks and accepts them. It's her choice to do so. Random people nagging at her online won't change that.
If she is talking about the European gaits then why would she need to specify? What you call a canter, she calls a gallop, and she's not wrong. It's her video, so she can call it what she normally does.
how much does it cost to buy one of those? i am trying to determine if it sane to buy one just so i can look at it. this is a serious question. i will ride it as well.
And yes, she is spurring too much.
How did one kill your beloved?:(
ok when your horse doesn't want to take a certain lead your supposed to OPEN the inside shoulder not close it like she is doing! What kind of trainer is this???
spurs?
Astute observation Sherlock
@1skopec trust me i know you dont need a whip. i never use them unless i'm on a really slow or naughty pony. usually the case with stallions. but the reason for changing a whip isnt so that the judges n that can see it in the showing ring but because it should be on the inside, otherwise the horse is more likely to stay away from the egde if theres a crop there. look we all get taught in defferent ways maybe that was the desired effect by the trainer idk
The trainer is riding with a light, forward seat as the horse is green, she is not riding a dressage test!!
It doesnt matter where u are. They speak english. The term "Canter" Is used all over the world >_>
she needs to keep her heels down
thats a canter. i can tell because in one of my horse books it shows the gaits of a horse, and the hoof patterens on the gait. by studying my book, i think thats a canter.
i was just curious about how much it costs. thanks anyway