A Slow Dance on Chinaco
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ต.ค. 2024
- For this video, I wanted to show Pat schooling Chinaco. Hope you enjoy it! We want to thank Dave Stamey for allowing us to use his music. You can purchase Dave's music or check out where you can see him live on his website, www.davestamey... . The song on this video is Campfire Waltz. For more information on us, you can head over to our website, www.thediscipli... , where you can check out our schedule, shop for cowboy gear, or send us a message. Please take a moment to hit the Like button, Subscribe to our channel, and Share with your friends. Thank you for watching!
I remember when you said, Pat, that this new youngster was going to be your new work horse in a few years - It's lovely to see that all the lessons you have posted for us have also produced a darned nice horse.. Many thanks.
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Cowboy up! Bravo!!!!
Love the Dave Stamey tunes! Jon In Elgin AZ
Dave Stamey is the best.
Great results for all the time put into him. ❤
Nothing like pat chinaco and Dave ty deb
It is an honor to be numbered among horseman . If we all could humble ourselves and be as honest as you !
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I need you over here in Texas, please and thank you! 🌻🪻🌻🪻
Pat Puckett and Dave Stamney are matching perfectly!
Just love love love this!
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Excellent video! especially appreciated the zoomed-in footage and watching a true cowboy ride. There is gold in every video
Impressive! I'm learning how to ride a horse at Indiana for about 2 months. Hope one day I'll be as good as you!
Deb, I assume you are the videographer and editor. You have produced some beautiful and captivating videos. Thank you, Deb. Pat, I have learned so much from your instruction and value your hard earned experience. My horse, Pico, and I, thank you.
Like from🇺🇦 Ukraine👍🇺🇦. ❤
I only see trainers do this kind of exercise. After watching hours of you it has finally sunk in that I can do some of this kind of thing every time I ride.
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Amazing. It truely is.
Overflowing with fear
Howdy hope you,s have a good time in Australia it would be great to have you,s in the new England table lands for a school or a few days visiting the area
Now that's what I call a horse dance
Looking good Pat!! Chinaco has come a long way! Good to see you doing well.
Beautiful to watch... everyone loves a good working horse.
This is just beautiful. ...I do not know what else I can say except thank you BOTH for some of the very BEST INSTRUCTIONAL videos I have EVER SEEN ..LORD I wish I had found you guys when I was Younger, THANK you Both from Douglasville Ga.
Thank you for sharing Chinaco with us. I've learned so much, and that horse ... just makes me happy to watch him! God bless you Deb and Pat.
His heart was giddy! I can feel it. well deserved
He's coming right along..Looking good...
Beautiful. You must be very proud of yourself and Chinaco, deservedly so.
You have improved / changed the way I ride and interact with my horses ! They thank you !
Love this horse. Could you please show how to correctly tie a mecato and how long it should be and the best medium worst material . That’ll very helpful 😊
I think you’ll find that we’ve covered most of the subjects people ask about. All you have to do is put Pat Puckett and the subject like How to Tie a Mecate in the TH-cam search bar and your questions will be answered. For example:
th-cam.com/video/D1CxHvFayKE/w-d-xo.html
Wow that was beautiful. I love the song too.😎
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do you think you'll ever do clinics in canada?
Serenity
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I envy your life style
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What a gorgeous horse. How tall is he?
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Just beautiful....👍🇧🇪
a pleasure to watch , thank you !
thank you
Good music choice
Beautiful relaxin' melody..
How come Mr. Puckett doesn’t use a bit?
Love this! I plan on using this song and Pats logs for my freestyle at the mustang mania mustang competition in Nampa ID at the end of June. Beautifully done Pat
Thanks Pat! I have a general question.
From your perspective, where and how does a person go to gain the requisite knowledge to train horses in bridle horse discipline?
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Hey pat, why've you got your nightlatch on the left side of the horn?
Is it to somehow hold onto with your rein hand or something?
Everyone around me just uses their rope or one on the right side.
Several reasons. You can hold onto the nightlatch and the rope on a colt. You can hold onto the nightlatch if you're rope isn't tied on. You can tie your get down to the nightlatch. If the nightlatch was on the right, it would be in the way of the rope strap.
@@PatnDebPuckett Makes sense
I dont know if you've talked about this before, but what's your opinion on Nuno Oliveira and the way people who follow his style ride?
Nuno Oliveira was a master horseman. His methods of working with horses as partners is the basis of the kind of horsemanship we aspire to. I'm not familiar with the people who follow his riding style.
@PatnDebPuckett Thank you for the reply. I've been watching your videos for years, but just recently discovered Nuno Oliveira. I noticed some similarities in regards to collection, but it seems to me the way it is achieved is different, perhaps? This is obviously classical dressage, but could some of these techniques, such as inside hind to outside rein connection, be applied in a functional way to the working ranch horse or bridle horse? As I know, when Pat is schooling a horse, he often talks of one rein at a time.
@@jd3990 The only purpose our reins serve in a finished horse is to ask the horse into collection so that he will raise his back and listen to his rider's body. Our entire goal is to rdde with one hand and to communicate with body instead of reins. I believe that classical dressage has this "invisible ride" as a goal as well. Now it is completely different. I have seen dressage lessons with the instructor yelling "Inside rein to outside leg" endlessly while not really understanding what that even accomplishes. So while the core principles taught by dressage masters of riding with subtlety on a balanced horse is the same, the goals of dressage versus bridle horse are different. Maybe in Nuno's day, they were closer.