You speak horse and human. Few people can talk to horses like you do and also explain it. Very refreshing for someone like me who was taught by a strict German dressage coach who didn’t listen to the horse. You make me want to build a relationship with my horse, not just ask him to do what I want. Amazing.
I've just found your channel and impressed with your horsemanship! I don't see explanations on how to do your tight turns, stop, reverse and rate with just legs. I am a beginner barrel racer and use my legs to turn but your horses are SO responsive to you. Can you explain or point me to a video? Thank you!!
Great advice and good explanation of what to do and not to do with falling into the turn. Makes sense that if you leg yield out the turnaround will be affected. Thanks!🐎
This was wonderful on showing all the different moves with terminology. But, there was no instruction on HOW to do each move. This horse is so well trained and fined tuned, a person could not see the nuances of the rider movements in many cases. Example: moving the back end verses moving the front end. both my horses move their rear very easily. I am having a hard time moving the front end on ground on in saddle.
I'm laughing here. When my Daddy handed me the reins for my first mount, he gave me one piece of advice, "When the little pony doesn't do what you want her to, make her miserable. When she does what you want, make her happy." That's the only horsemanship advice h e gave. I rode for 30 years then had to move to the suburbs. Thirty years later I'm back on the farm with a new horse. Thanks for the great video.
Thanks for all these great videos Carson! Can you give some advice on how you ground tie? I've heard some guys say that hobbling the horse while he's tied-up is the only way but I wanted to hear from you.
good vid i see so many horses working on there front instead of pushing off the back end..thats where all the power. is..keeping them between you leg and your hands..and keeping them balanced and collected...ive been training horse a lot of years,,and people want it all done fast 30-60-90 days training,,and want a finished horse...i dont do that...i send them some where else ...anyway thats just me..no wiz bang training for me.. anyway like your info... and you have soft hands...so many riders try to power there horses around..yank and pull..dont work..
HELP... just got a new 10 yr old gelding.. shaking head like yes yes yes.. constantly..especially at stand still not too much when moving.. what could be going on.
I don’t get to see horses unless they’re shitting over the roads here, dumping they’re potentially lethal piles for cyclists to negotiate. I watch your vids though because they’re so well made and interesting. I may even buy a horse as I have a shed I could keep it in. What do you think ? Thanks.
You speak horse and human. Few people can talk to horses like you do and also explain it. Very refreshing for someone like me who was taught by a strict German dressage coach who didn’t listen to the horse. You make me want to build a relationship with my horse, not just ask him to do what I want. Amazing.
Sweet! Thanks for being real! Hard work and not taking short cuts. Proof it works! We can’t be lazy and expect miracles. Thanks Carson. 👌
Explained best! Thank You! 🐴👍🏻
I really like the way you explain things, you make it sound easy to understand, not like most
The best video I have ever seen about summing up the fundamentals.
I've just found your channel and impressed with your horsemanship! I don't see explanations on how to do your tight turns, stop, reverse and rate with just legs. I am a beginner barrel racer and use my legs to turn but your horses are SO responsive to you. Can you explain or point me to a video? Thank you!!
Good on you for putting your self out there!!
This is art.
I need you to come to VA !
Great advice and good explanation of what to do and not to do with falling into the turn. Makes sense that if you leg yield out the turnaround will be affected. Thanks!🐎
This was wonderful on showing all the different moves with terminology. But, there was no instruction on HOW to do each move. This horse is so well trained and fined tuned, a person could not see the nuances of the rider movements in many cases. Example: moving the back end verses moving the front end. both my horses move their rear very easily. I am having a hard time moving the front end on ground on in saddle.
I'm laughing here. When my Daddy handed me the reins for my first mount, he gave me one piece of advice, "When the little pony doesn't do what you want her to, make her miserable. When she does what you want, make her happy." That's the only horsemanship advice h e gave. I rode for 30 years then had to move to the suburbs. Thirty years later I'm back on the farm with a new horse. Thanks for the great video.
Thank you for this video. Those are great lessons. I need to work with my horse more like this. Thanks!
Thanks for all these great videos Carson! Can you give some advice on how you ground tie? I've heard some guys say that hobbling the horse while he's tied-up is the only way but I wanted to hear from you.
Very good exercises. Thnks for the information.
Great information
Would be helpful to hear what you’re doing with your feet, leg, hands during these maneuvers.
Will you be in Arizona?
good vid i see so many horses working on there front instead of pushing off the back end..thats where all the power. is..keeping them between you leg and your hands..and keeping them balanced and collected...ive been training horse a lot of years,,and people want it all done fast 30-60-90 days training,,and want a finished horse...i dont do that...i send them some where else ...anyway thats just me..no wiz bang training for me..
anyway like your info... and you have soft hands...so many riders try to power there horses around..yank and pull..dont work..
I see that myself so many forceful interactions with a horse used to dominate instead of cooperate.
thats for sure take care
So my fiance has a horse that trots for a short distance but will not trot like that how do we get her to do that?
HELP... just got a new 10 yr old gelding.. shaking head like yes yes yes.. constantly..especially at stand still not too much when moving.. what could be going on.
this must be before the Vaquero Buckaroo look...hmmm looks like Florida to me.
Cues?
Great video. I feel bad for her she coughs a lot :(
katiekayla1 I don't like that coughing on increased speed
I don’t get to see horses unless they’re shitting over the roads here, dumping they’re potentially lethal piles for cyclists to negotiate.
I watch your vids though because they’re so well made and interesting. I may even buy a horse as I have a shed I could keep it in.
What do you think ? Thanks.
That horse sounds like it has a cough, ?
Um my name is carson james phipps
Why is she coughing??
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Why is the horse coughing so much