This is such a treat to watch a horse be brought up, slowly and lovingly. I can’t wait to see you two grow together and go on many adventures. I’m so happy for a new and positive start for you.
After working with horses for over 40 yrs., I still get excited with working with the young ones. Keeping calm, but aware is the key to having a great horse later. If they are happy pleasing you, they will give you their heart and soul. And keeping no schedule for their advancement, because each horse is different. No 2 or 3 things work for every horse, because they are as individual as human beings. I loved seeing the progression in 4 days that you did with Zora, because there was no schedule, but you corrected when needed, you let her think about what you were asking, and the change from Monday to Thursday, shows this. I now work solely on rehabilitation of horses from injury or surgery. And I also help with every birth at our barn every year. Best Regards from Ontario, Canada, Jenn.
By letting her stand whenever she goes a little crazy, you teach her that she gets calmness when she runs. Its more logical to let her run as much as she wants and as soon as she slows down and walks slow and seems calm you bring her in. You need to give her the idea of beeing calm by giving her calmness when she calms down. Bc that is what you want. But i like that you dont only just ride her, you care about her brain and the communication. I like this a lot!
One different way to interpret it is this: She wants to run because she is stressed and going into flight mode. By breaking up those thoughts with the distraction of asking for something- yield the hind end, look at me. She has to stop that fast, stressed thinking and focus on the person on the ground. Then, by relaxing herself, she gets a break and therefore a reward. I go back and forth on what the right thing to do in these situations is, but at the end of the day it depends on the horse. If she wants to run, and you let her run, there's no teaching moment there. If she gets tired of running and decides to stop, that again isn't her listening to you but simply doing whatever she likes. Just my 2 cents!
@@christinewaters7977 youre right. Taking her mentaly out of her fear (or whatever it causes to run) gives her a „breakout“. But i think it would he better to show here that there is nothing to be afraid of. So: If the human stays calm (as a leader of a herd would stay when there is nothing wrong) the horse THINKS about it. So that way it has a positive feedback when it calms down. Next time it starts to run it will more and more think „ah maybe i overreact“ and tries to keep up with the leader (the human). When you always react to things the horse shoulndt do it will remember that stressy behavior gets the human‘s attention. Always stay calm and be „wiser“. If you start arguing you are not strong enough to lead and keep the horse away from danger. Thats how horses think. Pretty simple though.
@@christinewaters7977 and to your last sentence. Horse communication isnt about thinks you teach the horse and it listens. Its about getting to know their body öanguage and learn how to react to things as horses would do in nature. Have you ever seen a herd leader beeing angry at a spooking horse? They ignore it when they dont see any danger. :)
Love love love your approach to starting Zora. Making it positive, moving the feet, rewarding calm energy, teaching her the difference between her space and your space... all so wonderful to see.
Oh the baby’s are looking so good I see they are starting to loose there baby fluff they are still going to look so cute didi is such a good looking foal she will be a very lovely mare
Thank you, that was great to see how you do things, what kind eyes Zora has got and she is certainly not a stupid horse although ive said it before you are one brave lady. Cant wait for the rest of the updates and her first shows and wins.
Oh wow Miri, she has just improved in leaps and bounds in just a few days !!! You’re an amazing trainer with so much calmness and confidence ! With you as her owner she is going to be something extra special. I love that there is no rush or time agenda with her. I LOVE your vlogs so much and really look forward to them each week, you’re a complete natural ! 🥰😍❤️
I absolutely love the way you share your work and your progress! Its so great to see such low energy and relaxation and she looks so much more relaxed and trusting! She has beautiful movements and she is going to be a lovely lady, such a positive start for both of you and I cant wait to watch you two grow!
It is so lovely to see, a nice calm slowly slowly approach to ground manners and training. Zora is going to be a lovely mannered horse. She is beautiful and has such a lovely kind eye. Can’t wait for the next instalment xx
Really enjoyed watching the ground work with Zora. Very interesting in how she progressed and what you were asking from her. Looking forward to watching your progress together. There's a lot we can learn from it. Thanks
You two are just doing amazing, the trust in her eyes and Body language now is lovely to watch. Keep up the awesome work ❤️. can't wait to see more of how Zora and diddi improve and learn
Had to finish video but what a wonderful mare you got she ended up to be amazing what a great mare i am excited to see what you do with her she is beautiful
She is a totally awesome girl. So trusting in you because you are treating so nicely. She has such nice kind eyes and such a pretty face and I'm not surprised Yr excited lol. Love watching her progress and seeing her playing with her friend is wonderful. Also the baby is way too cute lol. Can't wait to see more. Stay safe xx
Your new three year old is quite a character. She seems to be incredibly happy with her new surroundings. Such a beautiful mare. She looks very tall . I absolutely love her confirmation. Much success with her. Cheers.
I think everything you do is excellent. You inspire me with my off the track boy ,who I think has just been chased around also and has become stubborn.
This is going to be a lovely journey to watch ... Zora and you will be a beautiful partnership to see grow. I love your riding breeches .. they look comfy, maybe you can share a link with us.
I love Zora and it is so interesting to see how you do groundwork with her. I'm hoping you will take us along every step of the way with breaking her in and in the basic riding. Thumbs up for your clear explanation, to both us and the horse!
What a great video. Your training is so similar to what I use with my horses and it's great to see. Such positive, well founded training that gives horses the best possible outcome. Looking forward to the next one.
Yay for turning your horse out! So happy to see that you let her be out with a buddy. They need that to be happy and well rounded. 👌🏻 Excellent work with her. I look forward to seeing her progress. It's awesome seeing you so happy to take your time with her. Excited for you. 😊
I ride a three year old . He got trained to early witch is kinda sad so we (barn) bought him and now we just do basic things with him. (Jumps (not to big) canter , walk, trot, etc) You and Zora are perfect together! So glad you got her ! She’s in great hands with you!
Miri, she is such a stunningly beautiful youngster, she has got love in her eyes, OK we all know it won't be all calm sailing but she wants to please you so much as you can see in just 4 days cannot wait to see her blossom. Did I melted my heart when she lay in the field with you 💕
Love love love! Your babies are all looking wonderful! Zora is just going to be super, she is a very special girl! she is put together so well her head and neck are just divine and that TROT! Loved watching this video, its nice to watch someone with a similar style to myself! Love how you've started her. Cant wait to see more!
This was GREAT! I love watching your vids! Happy horses and a great trainer/mummy:))) Thank you for showing us how to start off a young horse! Can't wait for the next vid:))
Hi Miri, I absolutely love watching you work with your horses, it’s so refreshing to see someone really put the time into groundwork. Just wondering where did you learn your groundwork pattern? Is it something you developed yourself or is it based off a programme/training method I can find out more info about online? Hope this makes sense! I have a horse that I’m sure this would work wonders on an I’d love to give it a go. X
It looks quite similar to what Tristan Tucker does, based on what I've seen of his videos. You can look up TRT Method on TH-cam, he has a lot of clips that should help you out. I'm sure Miriam will share more of her work as well :)
Zora is working amazing for a three year old just starting she definitely does have brains she is going to be really good you can just see it I am so glad it is all working out for you not that I want to jinx it
This is just lovely to watch! 👏🏻👏🏻 ❤️ training that is respectful, caring, clear questions, consistent/appropriate corrections, positive experiences noticing and celebrating each step and just taking your time - surely the foundations to a trusting, very exciting, long lasting partnership ❤️ thank you for sharing the journey 😊
Absolutely looooved todays video. Zorra is so nice and your training so pleasing to watch! I love to see what she's slowly becoming and in the greatest way! Hope it makes sense haha hi from France! Really waiting for more Zorra videos 😍 have a great day
I’ve just found your channel and I love all the videos! It’s so refreshing to watch you work with horses in such a calm and level headed manor. Could you do a meet my horses video where you introduce us to all your horses and ponies and a bit about their background? Xx
Im so excited for you! Zora is gorgeous and has a good brain! I cant wait to see how she goes :) Im working with my first home bred 3 year old right now on staying calm and learning how to lunge, it isn't going as smoothly but watching your video has helped me come up with some ideas :)
I'm starting my 3 year old Arab x Warmblood Gelding and he has the best temperament. I like to take my time with him even though people have asked me as to why I haven't jumped on him yet.
The groundwork is so important, I think it is better to give it some extra time as it pays off later on when you train the horse. Like your way of thinking
Hello, I have a 3 year old warmblood and he frets when alone in the stable or field, always wanting to get back to his friends, one horse in particular. I haven't had him long but I believe he was weaned late. Lovely to handle, just frets away from them, would you have any tips please?thanksx
I'm curious about how much turnout time she gets just to burn off some of that energy. I see she gets pasture time but wasn't sure how much. She is still a baby she needs to be able to play and run. Very nice training. Slow gentle training. It's all about trust and communication.
@@hackettequine2059 gotcha...I'm not familiar with your channel so I wasn't sure. I love how slow and gentle you take it with her. I had a mare who always had that energy no matter what I did until she was about twelve even though she was fantastic in the show ring...Some are just more energetic and sensitive. She's a beautiful three year old going to be show stopping once she's fully mature. Great video.
i found your account today and been on a marathon of all your videos since. you remind me so much of my trainer, just your positive attitude to everything - it’s so refreshing! keep doing what you’re doing!!
betty arb glad you have found the video helpful: I’ll attach the link for the rope I have been using totalhorsemanship.co.uk/leadropes-rope-reins-strings/lead-rope-rope-reins?product_id=525
I found this video really helpful, I am retraining an ex racehorse and while he's not a youngster really (he's 8) I found the groundwork video good cause it was something i had to work on and have to work on and the 'hind leg underneath' I found helpful. She really is lovely and very smart and trainable . Beautiful girl! Well done x
I agree about horse training in Germany. I am from Germany and am familiar with the " Business " They don't get much time.. Sometimes they get saddled from totally green and just put in an arena to run and buck and then comes a person, gets on and tries to ride out the buck. It's terrible and some horses are traumatized. Not everybody does this but a lot who are " Big in the business " That's why i changed to western. I did not want to be around that anymore.
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This is such a treat to watch a horse be brought up, slowly and lovingly. I can’t wait to see you two grow together and go on many adventures. I’m so happy for a new and positive start for you.
After working with horses for over 40 yrs., I still get excited with working with the young ones. Keeping calm, but aware is the key to having a great horse later. If they are happy pleasing you, they will give you their heart and soul. And keeping no schedule for their advancement, because each horse is different. No 2 or 3 things work for every horse, because they are as individual as human beings. I loved seeing the progression in 4 days that you did with Zora, because there was no schedule, but you corrected when needed, you let her think about what you were asking, and the change from Monday to Thursday, shows this. I now work solely on rehabilitation of horses from injury or surgery. And I also help with every birth at our barn every year. Best Regards from Ontario, Canada, Jenn.
You lying down with Didi was just adorable, Zora is so pretty when she moves ♥
“She did try to kick me” she says non chalantly. This is why non horse people think we’re crazy XD
By letting her stand whenever she goes a little crazy, you teach her that she gets calmness when she runs. Its more logical to let her run as much as she wants and as soon as she slows down and walks slow and seems calm you bring her in. You need to give her the idea of beeing calm by giving her calmness when she calms down. Bc that is what you want.
But i like that you dont only just ride her, you care about her brain and the communication. I like this a lot!
One different way to interpret it is this: She wants to run because she is stressed and going into flight mode. By breaking up those thoughts with the distraction of asking for something- yield the hind end, look at me. She has to stop that fast, stressed thinking and focus on the person on the ground. Then, by relaxing herself, she gets a break and therefore a reward.
I go back and forth on what the right thing to do in these situations is, but at the end of the day it depends on the horse. If she wants to run, and you let her run, there's no teaching moment there. If she gets tired of running and decides to stop, that again isn't her listening to you but simply doing whatever she likes.
Just my 2 cents!
@@christinewaters7977 youre right. Taking her mentaly out of her fear (or whatever it causes to run) gives her a „breakout“. But i think it would he better to show here that there is nothing to be afraid of.
So: If the human stays calm (as a leader of a herd would stay when there is nothing wrong) the horse THINKS about it. So that way it has a positive feedback when it calms down. Next time it starts to run it will more and more think „ah maybe i overreact“ and tries to keep up with the leader (the human). When you always react to things the horse shoulndt do it will remember that stressy behavior gets the human‘s attention. Always stay calm and be „wiser“. If you start arguing you are not strong enough to lead and keep the horse away from danger. Thats how horses think. Pretty simple though.
@@christinewaters7977 and to your last sentence. Horse communication isnt about thinks you teach the horse and it listens. Its about getting to know their body öanguage and learn how to react to things as horses would do in nature. Have you ever seen a herd leader beeing angry at a spooking horse? They ignore it when they dont see any danger. :)
Great sympathetic training lovely youngster, look forward to the progress! Excited for you ! X
Love love love your approach to starting Zora. Making it positive, moving the feet, rewarding calm energy, teaching her the difference between her space and your space... all so wonderful to see.
You have such a kind, gentle way of training. Your horses are lucky to have you.
It's amazing watching you work, love how gentle but firm you are.
Can't wait for the next video xx
Oh the baby’s are looking so good I see they are starting to loose there baby fluff they are still going to look so cute didi is such a good looking foal she will be a very lovely mare
Thank you, that was great to see how you do things, what kind eyes Zora has got and she is certainly not a stupid horse although ive said it before you are one brave lady. Cant wait for the rest of the updates and her first shows and wins.
Oh wow Miri, she has just improved in leaps and bounds in just a few days !!! You’re an amazing trainer with so much calmness and confidence ! With you as her owner she is going to be something extra special. I love that there is no rush or time agenda with her. I LOVE your vlogs so much and really look forward to them each week, you’re a complete natural ! 🥰😍❤️
I absolutely love the way you share your work and your progress! Its so great to see such low energy and relaxation and she looks so much more relaxed and trusting! She has beautiful movements and she is going to be a lovely lady, such a positive start for both of you and I cant wait to watch you two grow!
It is so lovely to see, a nice calm
slowly slowly approach to ground manners and training. Zora is going to be a lovely mannered horse. She is beautiful and has such a lovely kind eye. Can’t wait for the next instalment xx
This is such a re-watch video. I think I've watched this a dozen times, there is just so much in this video.
Really enjoyed watching the ground work with Zora. Very interesting in how she progressed and what you were asking from her. Looking forward to watching your progress together. There's a lot we can learn from it. Thanks
You two are just doing amazing, the trust in her eyes and Body language now is lovely to watch. Keep up the awesome work ❤️. can't wait to see more of how Zora and diddi improve and learn
Had to finish video but what a wonderful mare you got she ended up to be amazing what a great mare i am excited to see what you do with her she is beautiful
I absolutely love the way you work with your horses, I wish that there were more people in the world like you!
It's so fun to see Zora on day 4! Amazing progression!
I've been waiting to see you work with her! She looks lovely already, and really settled nicely!
Your videos are really educational! I love seeing your horses' progress. ❤
Can’t wait to see your journey with Zora, she really is so pretty x
She is a totally awesome girl. So trusting in you because you are treating so nicely. She has such nice kind eyes and such a pretty face and I'm not surprised Yr excited lol. Love watching her progress and seeing her playing with her friend is wonderful. Also the baby is way too cute lol. Can't wait to see more. Stay safe xx
This Filly is stunning! you are doing so well with her, keep up the amazing work.
Very very nice training and environment! In the future I also want a 3 years old warmblood project. Wish you two good luck!
I think you have just shown the TH-cam world, hands down, the CUTEST thing in the whole wide world! That foal sleeping!!!
Loved this video, can't wait the see the rest of her journey
Your new three year old is quite a character. She seems to be incredibly happy with her new surroundings. Such a beautiful mare. She looks very tall . I absolutely love her confirmation. Much success with her. Cheers.
Zora is one smart cookie!!! The way she keeps looking into the camera haha!!! Oh, she is in the best hands with you!
What a lovely job your doing with Zora she’s beautiful I wish you all the best with her your a very calm loving trainer thanks for the clip. 😎
I think everything you do is excellent. You inspire me with my off the track boy ,who I think has just been chased around also and has become stubborn.
This is going to be a lovely journey to watch ... Zora and you will be a beautiful partnership to see grow. I love your riding breeches .. they look comfy, maybe you can share a link with us.
I love Zora and it is so interesting to see how you do groundwork with her. I'm hoping you will take us along every step of the way with breaking her in and in the basic riding. Thumbs up for your clear explanation, to both us and the horse!
What a great video. Your training is so similar to what I use with my horses and it's great to see. Such positive, well founded training that gives horses the best possible outcome. Looking forward to the next one.
Yay for turning your horse out! So happy to see that you let her be out with a buddy. They need that to be happy and well rounded. 👌🏻 Excellent work with her. I look forward to seeing her progress. It's awesome seeing you so happy to take your time with her. Excited for you. 😊
She look great and i told you when she fully trained she will makes you happy
Oh My Goodness I can't cope they are so adorable!!!!
I ride a three year old . He got trained to early witch is kinda sad so we (barn) bought him and now we just do basic things with him. (Jumps (not to big) canter , walk, trot, etc)
You and Zora are perfect together! So glad you got her ! She’s in great hands with you!
Miri, she is such a stunningly beautiful youngster, she has got love in her eyes, OK we all know it won't be all calm sailing but she wants to please you so much as you can see in just 4 days cannot wait to see her blossom. Did I melted my heart when she lay in the field with you 💕
Love love love! Your babies are all looking wonderful! Zora is just going to be super, she is a very special girl! she is put together so well her head and neck are just divine and that TROT! Loved watching this video, its nice to watch someone with a similar style to myself! Love how you've started her. Cant wait to see more!
Oh she is lovely, you're doing so well with her ♥️ how big is the arena?
I love your videos! Could you make one about how you train your horses to line up at the mounting block?
I’ve just found your channel and I can’t believe you don’t have more subscribers! I love your videos
It's wonderful to see how you work with your horses. You're inspirational. I look forward to seeing you next vlog ⭐️☀️
Zara is just so lovely and smart!
This was GREAT! I love watching your vids! Happy horses and a great trainer/mummy:))) Thank you for showing us how to start off a young horse! Can't wait for the next vid:))
Hi Miri, I absolutely love watching you work with your horses, it’s so refreshing to see someone really put the time into groundwork. Just wondering where did you learn your groundwork pattern? Is it something you developed yourself or is it based off a programme/training method I can find out more info about online? Hope this makes sense! I have a horse that I’m sure this would work wonders on an I’d love to give it a go. X
It looks quite similar to what Tristan Tucker does, based on what I've seen of his videos. You can look up TRT Method on TH-cam, he has a lot of clips that should help you out. I'm sure Miriam will share more of her work as well :)
I actually love watching your vlogs,you're so kind and soft with zora,can't wait to see the finished result..don't stop the vids😊
This was so awesome! Love the ending... “thanks so much for watching” as you get whacked in the face with a branch 😂😂😂😂 horselife
Zora is working amazing for a three year old just starting she definitely does have brains she is going to be really good you can just see it I am so glad it is all working out for you not that I want to jinx it
Oh man Zora looks amazing, you're doing such a fabulous job with her!
She is such a lovely horse! You did an amazing work! 🥰
I’m instantly happier when you upload 🥰
Zora is just so incredibly beautiful
This is just lovely to watch! 👏🏻👏🏻 ❤️ training that is respectful, caring, clear questions, consistent/appropriate corrections, positive experiences noticing and celebrating each step and just taking your time - surely the foundations to a trusting, very exciting, long lasting partnership ❤️ thank you for sharing the journey 😊
Absolutely looooved todays video. Zorra is so nice and your training so pleasing to watch! I love to see what she's slowly becoming and in the greatest way! Hope it makes sense haha hi from France!
Really waiting for more Zorra videos 😍 have a great day
Really enjoying this blog! Well done :) Cheers from Los Angeles
I’ve just found your channel and I love all the videos! It’s so refreshing to watch you work with horses in such a calm and level headed manor.
Could you do a meet my horses video where you introduce us to all your horses and ponies and a bit about their background? Xx
Watch this space
I give Zora and this video 🍦🍦🍦🍦🍦 out of five!
Mrs Oikari 🤣🤣🤣
Im so excited for you! Zora is gorgeous and has a good brain! I cant wait to see how she goes :) Im working with my first home bred 3 year old right now on staying calm and learning how to lunge, it isn't going as smoothly but watching your video has helped me come up with some ideas :)
I really enjoy your videos, I love horses but, never had one! It seems that you work so hard! Thanks for sharing❣️
I also try to focus on giving my horses a calm environment to learn, good job with Zora!
so talented !
Lovely job a pleasure to watch
I'm starting my 3 year old Arab x Warmblood Gelding and he has the best temperament. I like to take my time with him even though people have asked me as to why I haven't jumped on him yet.
Omg I love your videos they are so good. Love you❤
first video of yours that I've seen, and it's soooo nice, very fair treatment to the horses, I love it
Loved watching that.. she is so good. 👏🏼🙏💚
The groundwork is so important, I think it is better to give it some extra time as it pays off later on when you train the horse. Like your way of thinking
Zora is such a beautiful horse!
She’s so freaking beautiful for 3 years!😍
lol I remember how my mare looked at her age 😩😂
You're a great trainer!
i really love your energy calm and confident i love it
Hello, I have a 3 year old warmblood and he frets when alone in the stable or field, always wanting to get back to his friends, one horse in particular. I haven't had him long but I believe he was weaned late. Lovely to handle, just frets away from them, would you have any tips please?thanksx
What a luv !😊
Your timing is superb.
Didi's so cute!!!!! 💗
I'm curious about how much turnout time she gets just to burn off some of that energy. I see she gets pasture time but wasn't sure how much. She is still a baby she needs to be able to play and run. Very nice training. Slow gentle training. It's all about trust and communication.
she's out from 8-6 if the weather allows 😊
@@hackettequine2059 gotcha...I'm not familiar with your channel so I wasn't sure. I love how slow and gentle you take it with her. I had a mare who always had that energy no matter what I did until she was about twelve even though she was fantastic in the show ring...Some are just more energetic and sensitive. She's a beautiful three year old going to be show stopping once she's fully mature. Great video.
I really like your videos and i like the way you training and it's so knowledgeable
So beautiful!!!
i found your account today and been on a marathon of all your videos since. you remind me so much of my trainer, just your positive attitude to everything - it’s so refreshing! keep doing what you’re doing!!
Hi!! Love the video, what type of training was you using in the halter... I find there is so many, parelli, Liberty etc. I liked your method 😊 X
Hi, love this video kept me hopeful for my mare. Just wondering what length of rope you use during your ground schooling sessions?
betty arb glad you have found the video helpful: I’ll attach the link for the rope I have been using totalhorsemanship.co.uk/leadropes-rope-reins-strings/lead-rope-rope-reins?product_id=525
@@hackettequine2059 Thank you
Wish you did more videos 😍
Love this video. Thank you!
i love Zora!
legit been waiting for you to upload all week
what are your plans for zora!!!
Michelle M I will back her and then she will have a holiday till the new year. Bring her back in to work and see how she goes 🥰
she's lovely, looking forward to seeing more!! also love the butet / bootay pronunciation LOL
Fantastic 👌 loved watching this 👍
i see the fence is still surviving even with two 3 year olds.
libertyofthehorse yes just lol
Woah your phone camera is insane! What type is it? ♥
a iPhone XR 😊
@@hackettequine2059 Thank you! ♥
I found this video really helpful, I am retraining an ex racehorse and while he's not a youngster really (he's 8) I found the groundwork video good cause it was something i had to work on and have to work on and the 'hind leg underneath' I found helpful.
She really is lovely and very smart and trainable . Beautiful girl! Well done x
Hello I just wanna ask if buying 3 years old horse is possible?
And how much will it be?
Thank you for the answer Godbless
I really waited for this video
I agree about horse training in Germany. I am from Germany and am familiar with the " Business " They don't get much time.. Sometimes they get saddled from totally green and just put in an arena to run and buck and then comes a person, gets on and tries to ride out the buck. It's terrible and some horses are traumatized. Not everybody does this but a lot who are " Big in the business " That's why i changed to western. I did not want to be around that anymore.
Great vid
wow she moves so beautifully, and at just 3 years old! she could be so incredible. i want her!!! 🥰
did you breed her yourself?
No she bought her. Theres a video of her buying her at a horse auction xx
Your so funny I love your videos
She is so beatiful