Thank you! I tried really hard to let her not worry about me, I tried to get off when I was on her back but then she sat down. And then I just waited. And yes we are both ok just a little scared. Later that day she went back out and terrorized the pasture like normal lol
i normally don't comment but i felt like commenting most of the time people don't have enough time to think about what they're doing when something like this happens, which is alright and normal. but oh my goodness, you grabbed the horse's neck, didn't yank the reins, adjusted your seat, and did the smoothest dismount afterwards. 11/10 amazing
She’s such a good girl! She tried her hardest but I didn’t tell her correctly that it was a bounce, and that jump was pretty big for a bounce! And it didn’t help that it was spread out too far. And I leaned…so basically I did everything wrong 😂
I agree! I wish I would’ve said something about it. I was kind of nervous about it myself, and riding a horse that has struggled with confidence in the past, I don’t think that is a great idea. Also it was supposed to be a bounce which is even more crazy! My 2nd trainer went too far that day 😕
You handled that very nicely!! I love how you immediately went to your horse after that happened. Resently i have been struggling with stuff like that and its really hard. The reason im struggling with this is because im not looking forward, im looking down at the jump. I don't know if it was the same for you, but you handled that very nicely. Im so glad you and your horse are ok!! ❤️
My 2nd trainer tried to get me and pony to do that as a bounce, and it was too far apart to be a bounce and too big. And after I fell I noticed she was holding one of her feet up so I checked for any scratches or anything like that, and I just hugged her and told her thank you for trying her best.
U handled that perfectly and i saw some ppl saying its bad u jumped of but u did the right bc if u stayed on and ur horse bolted as he/she was scared then u could’ve been badly inju glad ur both ok ❤
Thank you!! I was very suspicious of the exercise, and she actually refused the first jump before this, I should’ve listened to her. I usually do! But I knew she can jump that oxer at a walk. I had a bit of a meltdown on the way home because I knew it was my fault it happened, now, 3 months later, she still has a thing for oxers, but she still jumps them. We actually had a HUGE breakthrough moment a few weeks ago, we jumped a 3 foot oxer and the front bar was 2’9. I cried after that.
@@IRL-pony trust me it wasnt ur fault we all make mistakes in our riding but its how we improve and im so glad that u jumped that 3 foot oxer thats just incredible improvement in 3 months 💜
@@kelseyANDroxie yes he has actually trained Grand Prix riders, he just wanted Boo to open up her strides, but she had a tiring lesson the day before. These things can happen with any trainer, especially the ones that have more faith in you than you do in yourself. ❤ Have you ever watched "A Sunday Horse" ? if so then you would know who Debbie is, this trainer KNOWS Debbie!! Which is so cool!
@@IRL-ponytrusting trainers can be bad ( my trainer had me jump 60cm on my 5th lesson in a year and I would of cracked my head open on the pole if the stirrup hadn’t stopped me falling)
I didn’t support her, the jumps were too far apart for a bounce, I should’ve said no to the exercise because I could tell Pony was nervous, but bless her she’s the best pony ever and trained so hard to keep me safe💜
She can jump that big at a trot, I know because we have lol, and she’s not big on being nervous about jumps, so I should’ve been more aware of that 🫤 It was not her fault it was mine 100%
Yes she’s the best! And I’m flattered you are asking me for tips! Tips for stable lower leg is make sure your toes aren’t pointing outwards, you want them to always stay pointing forwards. Next is basic things like look up shoulders back, and soft movements, you don’t want to be smacking down when you’re posting or jumping. Thinking about your leg is a really basic but is always over looked, you should always be focused on what you’re doing with your leg! Maybe you’re asking the horse to go but don’t realize? If you start at such a beginner level thinking about what you’re doing with your legs and being able to control them, then you are well on your way to being a great rider!
You sat that beautifully! (Even tho U came off) I hope you and the horse you were riding is okay x
Thank you! I tried really hard to let her not worry about me, I tried to get off when I was on her back but then she sat down. And then I just waited.
And yes we are both ok just a little scared. Later that day she went back out and terrorized the pasture like normal lol
@@IRL-pony Thank god you guys were okay! And lol
Couldn’t agree more, that was beautifully sat and love how she just hopped off. ❤
Well done. Well sat under the circumstances x ❤
Thank you!
You rode so beautifullyyy, she just
thought thought it was a one stride not a bounce bless her 💜🤍
Yeah the jumps were too far apart and she’s a little pony.
i normally don't comment but i felt like commenting
most of the time people don't have enough time to think about what they're doing when something like this happens, which is alright and normal. but oh my goodness, you grabbed the horse's neck, didn't yank the reins, adjusted your seat, and did the smoothest dismount afterwards.
11/10 amazing
Thank you! I tried not to get in her way, and I tried to get off but then she sat down so I just waited
what an amazing pony! amazing balance, bless its little heart
She’s such a good girl! She tried her hardest but I didn’t tell her correctly that it was a bounce, and that jump was pretty big for a bounce! And it didn’t help that it was spread out too far. And I leaned…so basically I did everything wrong 😂
@@IRL-pony awhhh bless, to be fair there wasnt a real way you could go about that, all that matters is that the two of u are ok
I would personally never put and oxer in with a short one stride
Edit … js my opp not hate acc
I agree! I wish I would’ve said something about it. I was kind of nervous about it myself, and riding a horse that has struggled with confidence in the past, I don’t think that is a great idea.
Also it was supposed to be a bounce which is even more crazy! My 2nd trainer went too far that day 😕
@@IRL-ponyexactly js absolutely not like a horse needs a bit more landing nd speed to go into an oxer. definitely say smth next time!!
I wish commenters would stop confusing constructive criticism with "hate".
You handled that very nicely!! I love how you immediately went to your horse after that happened. Resently i have been struggling with stuff like that and its really hard. The reason im struggling with this is because im not looking forward, im looking down at the jump. I don't know if it was the same for you, but you handled that very nicely. Im so glad you and your horse are ok!! ❤️
My 2nd trainer tried to get me and pony to do that as a bounce, and it was too far apart to be a bounce and too big. And after I fell I noticed she was holding one of her feet up so I checked for any scratches or anything like that, and I just hugged her and told her thank you for trying her best.
Girl good riding and what a honest horse!!! Hope you’re both alright! ❤
Yes we’re both ok, she was just a bit sore for a few days ☹️
U handled that perfectly and i saw some ppl saying its bad u jumped of but u did the right bc if u stayed on and ur horse bolted as he/she was scared then u could’ve been badly inju glad ur both ok ❤
Thank you!! I was very suspicious of the exercise, and she actually refused the first jump before this, I should’ve listened to her. I usually do! But I knew she can jump that oxer at a walk.
I had a bit of a meltdown on the way home because I knew it was my fault it happened, now, 3 months later, she still has a thing for oxers, but she still jumps them.
We actually had a HUGE breakthrough moment a few weeks ago, we jumped a 3 foot oxer and the front bar was 2’9. I cried after that.
@@IRL-pony trust me it wasnt ur fault we all make mistakes in our riding but its how we improve and im so glad that u jumped that 3 foot oxer thats just incredible improvement in 3 months 💜
💜💜💜
Wow!! 💪🏻❤️
You did good ❤ love graceful falls hope y’all are doing ok
Yes we’re both ok just scared.
@@IRL-pony I hope y’all get to feeling better soon ❤️
I hope you're both ok ❤
Yes we are just a little scared.
Holy crap that’s scary, hope you and your pony are ok and I’m glad that it didn’t turn out worse then it did
You did about as well as you could given the circumstances. Good job!
Thank you!
It was definitely bc of how close they were for a bounce. Not saying it’s ur fault bc u might have not done it on purpose or someone else set it up.❤
Yeah my 2nd trainer set it up to be a bounce. And the funniest part is that 2 other kids got dumped because of that exercise in the same day 🤣
Yeah everyone has their bad jumps and good jumps. Just keep trying and you will be better
You sat that really well it is a shame you jumped off you still did really well
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Thank you! Welcome to the pony club!!
Not hate but why were the jumps so close together?
I don’t take that as hate! Your ok! And my trainer went too far and tried to have me do that as a bounce!
@@IRL-ponyDoes your trainer know better now if uu dont mind me asking…?
@@kelseyANDroxie yes he has actually trained Grand Prix riders, he just wanted Boo to open up her strides, but she had a tiring lesson the day before. These things can happen with any trainer, especially the ones that have more faith in you than you do in yourself. ❤
Have you ever watched "A Sunday Horse" ? if so then you would know who Debbie is, this trainer KNOWS Debbie!! Which is so cool!
At least you landed on your feet
Yeah it’s not the first time!
i hope you’re okay! IT SOUNDED LIKE THE PERSON RECORDING SAID CHEESE 💀💀
lol yes we’re ok 🙂
I think you did good and dont Listen it hate
Thank you!
No hate but I think that jump was a lil to big to bounce but u sat the beautifully ❤
Yes I agree! I honestly wish I’d said that but you know how it is, you trust your trainer, but I shouldn’t have for this exercise.😕
@@IRL-pony true that would have been fine for maybe a 2stride
@@IRL-ponytrusting trainers can be bad ( my trainer had me jump 60cm on my 5th lesson in a year and I would of cracked my head open on the pole if the stirrup hadn’t stopped me falling)
@@IRL-ponyyeah it’s always a gamble with trainers but you landed perfectly on both feet! Hope the horse you were riding wasn’t in too much of a shock
@@genevieve.celestine she and I both lost her confidence over oxers for a bit but now we are better than ever!
Are you okay ❤❤❤
Yes just a little scared
did she refuse? or could she not jump?
I didn’t support her, the jumps were too far apart for a bounce, I should’ve said no to the exercise because I could tell Pony was nervous, but bless her she’s the best pony ever and trained so hard to keep me safe💜
She can jump that big at a trot, I know because we have lol, and she’s not big on being nervous about jumps, so I should’ve been more aware of that 🫤
It was not her fault it was mine 100%
@@IRL-pony awe, seems like a good horse. thats alr, was just curious, ive been riding for a few weeks now, any tips?
Yes she’s the best!
And I’m flattered you are asking me for tips!
Tips for stable lower leg is make sure your toes aren’t pointing outwards, you want them to always stay pointing forwards.
Next is basic things like look up shoulders back, and soft movements, you don’t want to be smacking down when you’re posting or jumping.
Thinking about your leg is a really basic but is always over looked, you should always be focused on what you’re doing with your leg! Maybe you’re asking the horse to go but don’t realize? If you start at such a beginner level thinking about what you’re doing with your legs and being able to control them, then you are well on your way to being a great rider!
@@IRL-pony thank you so much! ill keep all these in mind :)