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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 มิ.ย. 2023
- Hello fellow equestrians! :) Come ride with me and Pumpkin, the spicy chestnut mare! Although she 100% lives up to the stereotype, she is still a sweet heart and a wonderful horse.
All the action is captured on my trusty GoPro, so you can feel like you're right in the saddle with me. So grab your helmet, saddle up, and let's hit the arena together!
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Love that u dont blame the horse! Very friendly❤ pumpkim seems like a very honest lessonpony! I noticed she looks alot to the outside when your on a turn especialy in canter, that could also be a reason why she rather would not move forward. You maby can ask your instructor if she could play around with how to bend a horse and steering with your legs and seat. With pions and groundpoles it also becomes a lot more fun for both parties! ❤
I could really relate to your riding you definitely will be one of my favorite channels!❤️🐴
What works for me when the horse cuts the corners too much, although I’m sure you already know this, is to hold your inside leg on her, and keep it on consistently
I really love watching such videos! It's like we're in the lesson with you and it can be so informative as well!
i love watching your videos and pumpkin is so cute. ngl she kinda radiates sassy chestnut mare energy
I really love these videos! I think we are at a very similar level of riding, and I can relate to this lesson a lot. A horse I often ride, Bridget, has the same attitude as Pumpkin does- she can be really slow some days, or really fast some days. But if there is one thing I have to do is stop blaming her. I need to just reflect and adjust my riding like you 😊
what really helps with those off days gurl is to do lots of trot-walk transitions without your stirrup!! your body relaxes in the saddle! <3
Great video! Such great lessons animals teach us. 🥰
I love your attitude about riding! I wish i found your channel when I was learning the canter. You make me want to make my own little channel just for jumping :)
just came across ur channel and i love it already 😘😘
new sub!!
a little tip: when your cantering, make sure your not pulling on your right rein, instead, close your left rain and instead of pulling on your right rein you just open it (I hope u get what I mean). Because pulling on your right rein, will make your horse drift to the left side. Make sure u get that inside bend <3 xx
Hiiii! Your channel is MWA. you are such a great ride and she is very pretty. You deserve like 1 trillon million subs. Your def underrated
I just found ur channel today and I’m already obsessed <3
you are such a great rider and so sweet with any horse you get!
Hi! A little tip: when you were cantering, I could see that Pumpkin was bulging her shoulder to the left, making her canter look a little wonky! One way to fix that is by tightening your left rein and sort of pushing her out to the fence. (be gentle ofc) Also, you can use a left leg yield to try to move her out to the fence so she can be more straight. Great ride btw!
Oh my gosh! She's just like my girl; a rescue Standardbred trotter. I'm subscribed and looking for to more of your adventures ❤.
The horses' head bobs every other step, and also hollows her back and neck when asked to go at a quicker pace, and she looks almost 150lbs underweight. I'd have to say, in my professional capacity, that horse has soundness issues, potentially lame, even if only temporarily. You should really get that checked out by a vet. Or at the least get a better farrier. Or better yet, board at a less hazardous boarding facility
New sub! I’m a beginner adult and I have been riding for about three years but only a year consistently. I have my own horse because I married into a horsey family and he has had soundness issues for the last while….I have to say it seems like pumpkin is uncomfortable. Having a fit well balanced and even horse makes learning to ride so much easier, my horse is very uneven in his canter on one side and I feel like we have been stuck for ages cutting corners and running in the trot in our downward transitions. I get super down on myself that I’m not a better rider, but recently I have cantered a few other horses (because my horse was off after getting maintenance done) and I realized how he’s just a difficult horse to canter. He’s super uphill and bouncy and he lacks strength in his left hind. It’s super easy for his energy to go up instead of forward… all I can say is being an adult it’s super easy to get down on ourselves because we can overthink the journey. I’m envious that you have such an awesome lesson barn and get to ride so many different horses! Your getting a really solid foundation.
Love ur vids ❤ I learn so much because I have similar issues with my horse