Just had my first lesson on Sunday and loved it. It has ALWAYS been my childhood dream to ride horses and care for them. However, I'm 65 going on 66 on March 25th. But with the will of the Lord Almighty, He will provide a way to learn the necessary skills I need. Love your tutorial and subscribed to your channel. God bless. In my first riding lesson kept holding the reigns kinda long and the excess reigns on my hands kept twisting. Another was the how to start the trot, that the rider has to stand up on /raise yourself up onto the stirrups and sit back on the saddle . Please advise I 'M A BEGINNER DON'T KNOW THE CONCEPT. I don't know how to drive but at least achieve this life long goal through God's Grace. Thank you and take.
I admire your faith. My dream is to ride horses aswell, but with a previous back surgery and the lack of money I don't think I will any time soon. I am only a teenager, so anything could happen between now and the future, but people like you remind me that horse riding is for any age, so thank you :) God bless.
OMG. Thank you for this as I wanted to do for long time, but I thought I was too old at age of 33. I will definitely do it now as it was my childhood dream💓
@@luisafrance1635 my dream too ( never had money growing up and couldn't afford lessons either). I'm 34 and determined... even if I can only get a mini and not ride ( hey, I'd settle for a mini.. I just want a horse). I have ALWAYS, ALWAYS, ALWAYS, dreamed of a horse/pony 😭😭😭 lets pray our dreams come true 🙏🙏
After twelve years of leukemia, I'm strong enough to try this. I REALLY appreciate knowing the basics. I took lessons at 11 thru 12 years old...more that a little while ago. For whatever reason, I can't wait to get back on a horse - it helps me get through the rough days. I have a goal! Thank you so much for your videos.
Watching this as a fantasy writer, who is about to let their protagonist mount a horse for the first time, I am incredibly thankful for your super easy and clear explanations without any fuss. thank you so very much.
I rode for the first time yesterday and now I'm obsessed!! Even after falling off when trying to trot the first time. Thankfully the only thing bruised was my ego 😆
dont have a horse. but i still subbed! great demonstration. it still baffles me how horses understand all these commands and specially when it come to racing the concept of beating others to win
I have rode horses since i was six years old, but watching because i always want to improve my riding and looking into the basics. Great video with great tips❤️
I discovered your channel today (28 March 2022) and decided to watch, I'm glad I did. I have been riding most of my life (I'm nearly 73) and I found your explanations clear and concise as well as entertaining. I really enjoyed watching and would recommend this to any 'newbies'.
this is so helpful. i haven’t been on a horse since i was about 4 years old. roping or barrel racing has been one of my biggest dreams. i annoy absolutely everybody in my family about how i want to ride & now they’re going to teach me how to rope!
I work at a Therapeutic Riding Center and we have to workout the horse. I'm trying to learn to ride so I can start to take over the job of Barn Manager. This video really helped me understand the basics of riding a horse in simple terms and helped me loose my fear of riding almost completely. I was worried about lack of control, but this seems simpler than I've been led to believe it is. I'm not saying horsemanship is easy by any means, but when the basics are taught in this way it really makes a difference.
Love your video! Had a lesson a year ago which was awful; the lady never explained anything in detail like you do. Now I’m fulfilling my childhood dream in my 40’s and no one is going to stop me. I’ve been a sailing instructor, and have studied teaching too, so I know how to break things down to teach beginners and the riding school I went to at first did nothing of the sort, just plonked me on the oldest, most sleepy horse and just keep telling me I was doing it wrong 🤦🏻♀️ Thank you, thank you, thank you for your channel 🙏🏼🤗🤩 I’m already feeling far more confident about it all and am excited rather than anxious ☺️
Thank you so much I have owned horses for my whole life and haven't ridden in 4 years so I dont remember how to ride very much and I'm going on a trail ride while I'm camping soon so this will be very helpful for me.
I started riding in 2018 but unfortunately had to stop in 2019. I am 15 atm and I’m trying to get a job so that I can afford to get into lessons and to afford what I’ll need for the lessons ie) breeches, brushes, helmet. So I’m really just here to try and remember everything that I learned when I was able to ride haha
I had a riding lesson yesterday and I rode Nena the friesian! It was sort of a rollercoaster because she moves so big, but we jumped and she’s great at jumping even though she’s a friesian! And I cantered even though it was very scary as I’ve fallen off twice this month. I’m looking forward to next week, I hope we go into the woods!
I had my first and hopefully not last riding lesson with my daughter.. We both trotted and I was so impressed with her, she's 5 :) the man walked us for a while and the instructor said she was so impressed with me and my technique, I was allowed to ride along without the walker.... I also apparently was doing something with the horse that people in dressage do which again the instructor was impressed with lol... The best joint bday present ever
Wonderful video, cheers! As an author who's passionate about fantasy books, I'd love to learn the basics (at least) of horseback riding, & this vid helped build my motivation
I learnt to ride when I was 12 yrs and was quite good at the little competitions. I didn’t rejoin in the spring of the following year cos I was the only boy (how daft I was). I’ve just turned 60 and can still still remember vividly the shear thrill of galloping in a large group though the shallow water on the incoming tides of Morecambe bay. Would it be sensible to try reliving those memories again at my advanced age?
ive been riding for 2 months now, im 13 and im just watching this video for some extra tips! i have my riding class in and hour and these tips look really helpful! great video!
I just found your channel. Thank heavens I did. Your instruction is amazing. So, so much better than anything I’ve seen in 5 years of riding videos. I’m going through the rest of your videos as fast as possible. The only thing slowing me down is my cat asking for big stokes and cuddles while I’m watching - I think he likes the horses ☹️
This was amazing thank you. I would be at my 4th riding lesson right now but my instructor had a family problem so it is later into the week and I am watching so many of your vids because unlike many other equestrians that have a lot of horses you just have tucker and yoshi and you really care about the welfare of them
I just had my very first lesson this wensday and it was the best time of my life. It was definitely scary at first but I look forward to the next ride.
as a western rider who had been riding for a little over a year, its so interesting to see the difference between english and western! obviously ik a lot is different but the way english people hold their reins for example but they also have a lot in common too!!
I am watching this video because I am going to be teaching some students at summer camp this summer. I don't really know what is to advanced for beginners, so this really helps!
To everyone who reads this: If you want to go easier on their backs as well as better for you to mount up, grip the saddle horn and the mane. It’s far better and much safer. From the moment you put your foot in the stirrup, never let go of the reins, keep them gathered so you have you’re mount’s head, but not so tight the animal can’t function. I’ve always hated seeing people grab both the horn and seat of the saddle. It needs to be the horn and the mane. Aside from that, pretty much everything she instructs is spot on.
very nice to see you and your horse riding incuding your narration. it was my hobby when i was child, thereafter, study than i coudn't able to do anything. thanks. god bless you. i am from dhaka, bangladesh, south asia.
Thanks so much Equine helper I am having my first lesson on Tuesday the 15th 2022 as I am looking to get my first horse :) I have NEVER ridden a horse before yet I am so excited 😆 I used to hate horses but now I love them!! They are huge gentle giants Wild but Tame
Doing a bit of basic in a story I'm working on, I was having trouble with the description since the main character is a beginner. Thank you so much. This was super helpful
I love horses they are one of my favorite animals my dream is to have a barn full of horses also being on a horse and be free I now I know how to ride a horse now thanks for sharing this video
This is so nice, my father had horses and tried to teach me how to ride or I was useless or I wasn't fast enough to learn and he give up on me so, he was like that, you had to learn things at the first try, anyways I always wanted to learn because I never could do it fully. Greetings from Spain.
Oh, thank you so much for this video! I volunteer at a trail riding stable and I was told to use neck reining but I didn't quite understand how to do it. Thank you so much! This has been so helpful!
Great, thanks! I've been falling asleep at night, dreaming about riding again, something I haven't done much since I was a kid, and this was excellent. QUESTION- Last time I did got on a short trail ride (in the Winter), the ranch hand told me not to let the horse run.. due to icy conditions. Well, he DID anyway, and I found myself holding on for dear life! At what point does a horse realize he's got a Tourist onboard and starts to do what he wants.. and how can I fool the horse into thinking I know what I'm doing? (-:
Thank you so much for this video! I'm going to ride a horse with my best friend and I'll need these tips to help me and her. These were all very helpful and your horse is beautiful 😍
I’m just here to remember how is to take your ever first lesson. Now I have my own horses and I have been training for 10 years, so these are some good memories
Nice to know that after all of my years of riding, and never having a lesson I’ve been doing it right. Lol I’ve often wondered if I did a lot of riding in a former life because it seemed like I already knew how to do so much with horses, and all I ever wanted was to be with horses. Unfortunately I wasn’t able to actually own my own horses until I was an adult. From the time I could walk I would spend time with, and attempt to get on any horse I found. Lol
I don't have a horse but I will one day! I'm also gonna do riding lessons one day- I've watched movies and shows like Flicka, Heartland, Free Rein, Mulan, Ponysitters, etc. But they kind of helped me lol but thank you for this! I'll take notes lol
Or, six years into riding, you can have someone tell you that you need to turn with your OUTSIDE rein and your head will explode. There will be much confusion and some resistance until you see it is truly a better way XD Every single person I've spoken to in my lesson program originally learned the bicycle method of steering and had to re-learn when they got there. I had an old schoolmaster show me the light when I tried, and found that he was like a ballerina spinning in the place. His forehand was so light, it was like floating in a dream. I'd never made a turn like that in my life, even though I'd been riding (bicycle-style) for almost 10 years. I have been confused and frustrated since then, but I've never looked back. I vote we let the bicycle steering method die forever. Thanks for showing me the way, Mr. Miles! lol
Hi carmella, thanks for your video. Atless get abit knowledge about ride horse. But at my country, learn ride horse abit expensive, lol. Maybe need saving 1st course training fee. Hope one day can ride my own horse and fee horse. Thanks ya
hi im from india i like all your videos its very useful to me to learn. A humble request will u add subtitle on your video pls bcoz some time its difficult to understand your slang. its just a request anyways its very useful information thank you
Just had my first lesson on Sunday and loved it. It has ALWAYS been my childhood dream to ride horses and care for them. However, I'm 65 going on 66 on March 25th. But with the will of the Lord Almighty, He will provide a way to learn the necessary skills I need. Love your tutorial and subscribed to your channel. God bless. In my first riding lesson kept holding the reigns kinda long and the excess reigns on my hands kept twisting. Another was the how to start the trot, that the rider has to stand up on /raise yourself up onto the stirrups and sit back on the saddle . Please advise I 'M A BEGINNER DON'T KNOW THE CONCEPT. I don't know how to drive but at least achieve this life long goal through God's Grace. Thank you and take.
I admire your faith. My dream is to ride horses aswell, but with a previous back surgery and the lack of money I don't think I will any time soon. I am only a teenager, so anything could happen between now and the future, but people like you remind me that horse riding is for any age, so thank you :)
God bless.
OMG. Thank you for this as I wanted to do for long time, but I thought I was too old at age of 33. I will definitely do it now as it was my childhood dream💓
@@luisafrance1635 my dream too ( never had money growing up and couldn't afford lessons either). I'm 34 and determined... even if I can only get a mini and not ride ( hey, I'd settle for a mini.. I just want a horse). I have ALWAYS, ALWAYS, ALWAYS, dreamed of a horse/pony 😭😭😭 lets pray our dreams come true 🙏🙏
I’m glad you’re finally able to complete your dream! I’m hoping to get into riding again soon! It’s the best thing you could ever experience.
I had my first lesson today amazing experience I love horses
After twelve years of leukemia, I'm strong enough to try this. I REALLY appreciate knowing the basics.
I took lessons at 11 thru 12 years old...more that a little while ago.
For whatever reason, I can't wait to get back on a horse - it helps me get through the rough days. I have a goal!
Thank you so much for your videos.
I am proud of you for trying this it is so fun you are very strong
@@victoriaflorie5889 Awww, you're so sweet. Thank you!
Watching this as a fantasy writer, who is about to let their protagonist mount a horse for the first time, I am incredibly thankful for your super easy and clear explanations without any fuss. thank you so very much.
That’s so cool!! What’s your book called?
That's so sweet of you to ask!
make the horse the protagonist
I’ve been an equestrian for like 4 years and I’m watching this. Peak entertainment. 😂
Same 😂
@@thatanxiouschild1182 same
Sameeee
YES also i ADORE your adora pfp
Same
I've watched every how to ride a horse yt video in one night. This is by far the most helpful one!
Yep same
talk about it!
Lol
I have been riding for 7 years and I’m watching this 😂
same
Yes me too haha
sameeee!! haha
I just started my riding class! Went for my first class and I struggled a lot, like a lot! Is it normal tho? Do you mind letting me know
On m bob
I rode for the first time yesterday and now I'm obsessed!! Even after falling off when trying to trot the first time. Thankfully the only thing bruised was my ego 😆
@@joelskinna4330 wth- weirdo💀
😂😂😂@@wyatt.the.horsey
Aww, Tucker was like "excuse me, where have you been?" 🤣. He is so sweet! And great video!! 👏👏👏
dont have a horse. but i still subbed! great demonstration. it still baffles me how horses understand all these commands and specially when it come to racing the concept of beating others to win
Tucker is so lucky to have such a good horse mom. And you’re lucky to have him.
super clear and helpful. nice that your videos are quick moving, no dull moments or extra talking/waiting. THANKS!
You look amazing I would like to know you better
I have rode horses since i was six years old, but watching because i always want to improve my riding and looking into the basics.
Great video with great tips❤️
Yes! I have been riding for a while to. But always good to check on the basics!
He is such a sweet and well mannered horse you can definitely tell that he loves and trusts you
This is very helpful! I learned how to stop when a horse is going to fast thanks because I might need that!
I discovered your channel today (28 March 2022) and decided to watch, I'm glad I did. I have been riding most of my life (I'm nearly 73) and I found your explanations clear and concise as well as entertaining. I really enjoyed watching and would recommend this to any 'newbies'.
this is so helpful. i haven’t been on a horse since i was about 4 years old. roping or barrel racing has been one of my biggest dreams. i annoy absolutely everybody in my family about how i want to ride & now they’re going to teach me how to rope!
I work at a Therapeutic Riding Center and we have to workout the horse. I'm trying to learn to ride so I can start to take over the job of Barn Manager. This video really helped me understand the basics of riding a horse in simple terms and helped me loose my fear of riding almost completely. I was worried about lack of control, but this seems simpler than I've been led to believe it is. I'm not saying horsemanship is easy by any means, but when the basics are taught in this way it really makes a difference.
Thats gotta be the most well behaved horse i have ever seen. Love him!
Love your video!
Had a lesson a year ago which was awful; the lady never explained anything in detail like you do.
Now I’m fulfilling my childhood dream in my 40’s and no one is going to stop me.
I’ve been a sailing instructor, and have studied teaching too, so I know how to break things down to teach beginners and the riding school I went to at first did nothing of the sort, just plonked me on the oldest, most sleepy horse and just keep telling me I was doing it wrong 🤦🏻♀️
Thank you, thank you, thank you for your channel 🙏🏼🤗🤩 I’m already feeling far more confident about it all and am excited rather than anxious ☺️
Thank you so much I have owned horses for my whole life and haven't ridden in 4 years so I dont remember how to ride very much and I'm going on a trail ride while I'm camping soon so this will be very helpful for me.
I started riding in 2018 but unfortunately had to stop in 2019. I am 15 atm and I’m trying to get a job so that I can afford to get into lessons and to afford what I’ll need for the lessons ie) breeches, brushes, helmet. So I’m really just here to try and remember everything that I learned when I was able to ride haha
He's so well behaved 👌
Lmfao my friend had a horse that would bite her. It was funny but then not funny at the same time.
@@TrVlogs82 oh same lol- my friend has a mini shetland that does the same
Your horse is BEAUTIFUL!
I had a riding lesson yesterday and I rode Nena the friesian! It was sort of a rollercoaster because she moves so big, but we jumped and she’s great at jumping even though she’s a friesian! And I cantered even though it was very scary as I’ve fallen off twice this month. I’m looking forward to next week, I hope we go into the woods!
Wow, that sounds so fun! I hope it is :D remember all the times you get up, not the times you fall
Hello sweetheart you look so cute
Thank you! I've been hoping you'd make a video like this! Happy new year!!!
Happy New Year, Macy!
@@CarmellaAbel Thank you! Let's hope it's a good one!!
I had my first and hopefully not last riding lesson with my daughter.. We both trotted and I was so impressed with her, she's 5 :) the man walked us for a while and the instructor said she was so impressed with me and my technique, I was allowed to ride along without the walker.... I also apparently was doing something with the horse that people in dressage do which again the instructor was impressed with lol... The best joint bday present ever
Wonderful video, cheers! As an author who's passionate about fantasy books, I'd love to learn the basics (at least) of horseback riding, & this vid helped build my motivation
Your channel is growing, I’m really happy because I love your videos! Keep up the great work, and keep being awesome!
I learnt to ride when I was 12 yrs and was quite good at the little competitions. I didn’t rejoin in the spring of the following year cos I was the only boy (how daft I was). I’ve just turned 60 and can still still remember vividly the shear thrill of galloping in a large group though the shallow water on the incoming tides of Morecambe bay. Would it be sensible to try reliving those memories again at my advanced age?
ive been riding for 2 months now, im 13 and im just watching this video for some extra tips! i have my riding class in and hour and these tips look really helpful! great video!
I just found your channel.
Thank heavens I did.
Your instruction is amazing. So, so much better than anything I’ve seen in 5 years of riding videos.
I’m going through the rest of your videos as fast as possible. The only thing slowing me down is my cat asking for big stokes and cuddles while I’m watching - I think he likes the horses ☹️
0:33 the horse is so cute! I love that scene!
Hey thanks for making this video cause I know one day I’m going to start riding horses I hope
This was amazing thank you. I would be at my 4th riding lesson right now but my instructor had a family problem so it is later into the week and I am watching so many of your vids because unlike many other equestrians that have a lot of horses you just have tucker and yoshi and you really care about the welfare of them
I just had my very first lesson this wensday and it was the best time of my life. It was definitely scary at first but I look forward to the next ride.
as a western rider who had been riding for a little over a year, its so interesting to see the difference between english and western! obviously ik a lot is different but the way english people hold their reins for example but they also have a lot in common too!!
I am watching this video because I am going to be teaching some students at summer camp this summer. I don't really know what is to advanced for beginners, so this really helps!
To everyone who reads this: If you want to go easier on their backs as well as better for you to mount up, grip the saddle horn and the mane. It’s far better and much safer. From the moment you put your foot in the stirrup, never let go of the reins, keep them gathered so you have you’re mount’s head, but not so tight the animal can’t function. I’ve always hated seeing people grab both the horn and seat of the saddle. It needs to be the horn and the mane.
Aside from that, pretty much everything she instructs is spot on.
Thank you for the tip! I kinda want to return to ride again.
Thanks 4 uploading!
I’m doing riding lessons after corona... very useful tysm!!
very nice to see you and your horse riding incuding your narration. it was my hobby when i was child, thereafter, study than i coudn't able to do anything. thanks. god bless you. i am from dhaka, bangladesh, south asia.
I’m a new horse owner and since i never ridden a horse before this helped.
I have always wanted to ride a horse, this video helped me a lot when I took my riding lesson. I loooovvveeee horses 🐎
I love riding! It is so fun!!!!!
I had my first lesson today, it was amazing (im 15 and always wanted to and now im doing it!)
This really helped, i haven’t rode in 5-7 years and somehow forgot how to lol. Thanks!
Your voice is really soothing and videos are really easy to understand. Keep up the good work
Thanks so much Equine helper I am having my first lesson on Tuesday the 15th 2022 as I am looking to get my first horse :)
I have NEVER ridden a horse before yet I am so excited 😆 I used to hate horses but now I love them!! They are huge gentle giants
Wild but Tame
Doing a bit of basic in a story I'm working on, I was having trouble with the description since the main character is a beginner. Thank you so much. This was super helpful
I’m going to horse camp tomorrow for the first time! It’s a sleep away camp,but anyways thanks for the video! I learned a lot
I had my first lesson on Friday. I wish they tought me more like the one way stop but oh still loved it.
this helped me so much i am teaching my first lesson tomorrow on a horse called drum
Thanks for teaching both ways to control the reigns bc I ride English but for my horse camp I needed western riding
HI JUST GAVE A THUMBS UP, ABOUT TO HAVE MY THIRD RIDING LESSON. THANK YOU. AM MAKING GOOD PROGRESS AS WITH MY EQUINE MASSAGE...
I love horses they are one of my favorite animals my dream is to have a barn full of horses also being on a horse and be free I now I know how to ride a horse now thanks for sharing this video
I LOVE your videos!! Im going to be training someone to ride soon and these are very informative and I’m suggesting these videos for her!!
This is so nice, my father had horses and tried to teach me how to ride or I was useless or I wasn't fast enough to learn and he give up on me so, he was like that, you had to learn things at the first try, anyways I always wanted to learn because I never could do it fully. Greetings from Spain.
You both have a very strong bond
very informative, thanks.
Oh, thank you so much for this video! I volunteer at a trail riding stable and I was told to use neck reining but I didn't quite understand how to do it. Thank you so much! This has been so helpful!
I already do horse riding but this tutorial realy helped my friend so much 😊
I always wanted to know that.
Clear and concise presentation.
If you're not an instructor you should be.
I am 10 and going into a horse camp to learn to ride but I am watching this to help me understand a little more :) and it really helped
i have my first riding lesson tomorrow so this will help me out a lot! will send an update on how it went :)
Great, thanks! I've been falling asleep at night, dreaming about riding again, something I haven't done much since I was a kid, and this was excellent. QUESTION- Last time I did got on a short trail ride (in the Winter), the ranch hand told me not to let the horse run.. due to icy conditions. Well, he DID anyway, and I found myself holding on for dear life! At what point does a horse realize he's got a Tourist onboard and starts to do what he wants.. and how can I fool the horse into thinking I know what I'm doing? (-:
Wow this really helped me a lot. An plus today is my first day at a riding camp, so I’ll know a bit more about horses.
Im able to ride a horse but ive never seen Western riding so that was cool!
I'm a total horse newb so this was really helpful. Thank you.
Thank you so much for this video! I'm going to ride a horse with my best friend and I'll need these tips to help me and her. These were all very helpful and your horse is beautiful 😍
I’m just here to remember how is to take your ever first lesson. Now I have my own horses and I have been training for 10 years, so these are some good memories
Love the video it’s a good example for beginners.
I might be having my first lesson soon I’m so excited
This video is so in-depth my trainer told me to get on and make a circle I got told nothing 😂
ive been riding 5 months and found this video still very helpful xx /other own has been riding 4 much longer
Nice to know that after all of my years of riding, and never having a lesson I’ve been doing it right. Lol
I’ve often wondered if I did a lot of riding in a former life because it seemed like I already knew how to do so much with horses, and all I ever wanted was to be with horses. Unfortunately I wasn’t able to actually own my own horses until I was an adult. From the time I could walk I would spend time with, and attempt to get on any horse I found. Lol
I don't have a horse but I will one day! I'm also gonna do riding lessons one day- I've watched movies and shows like Flicka, Heartland, Free Rein, Mulan, Ponysitters, etc. But they kind of helped me lol but thank you for this! I'll take notes lol
I watched free rein and pony sitters too!
Thank you for your videos!! Please keep making good content! Especially videos of learning to ride...!
Thank you for tips I'm going horseback riding for the 1st time
Or, six years into riding, you can have someone tell you that you need to turn with your OUTSIDE rein and your head will explode. There will be much confusion and some resistance until you see it is truly a better way XD Every single person I've spoken to in my lesson program originally learned the bicycle method of steering and had to re-learn when they got there. I had an old schoolmaster show me the light when I tried, and found that he was like a ballerina spinning in the place. His forehand was so light, it was like floating in a dream. I'd never made a turn like that in my life, even though I'd been riding (bicycle-style) for almost 10 years. I have been confused and frustrated since then, but I've never looked back. I vote we let the bicycle steering method die forever. Thanks for showing me the way, Mr. Miles! lol
TYSM got my 3rd lesson 1 week spr helpful xxxxx
Thank you so much and It helped me a lot ❤
Very nice to watch. I learned some few tips. Thanks.
Great starter info. Well done video. THANK YOU
Thank you. Great information.
I’ve been riding for about 2 years but I decided to watch this because sometimes you need a little refresher, you know?
I start lessons soon, I hope I will remember these tips!
Easiest explanation yet! Love your videos!!!
This was very helpful and interesting.
Never to horse "this thing"
But the lesson is really good
Awesome video! thank you for sharing .
THIS IS SO HELPFUL
Wonderful instruction for beginners! Thank you.
Hi carmella, thanks for your video.
Atless get abit knowledge about ride horse.
But at my country, learn ride horse abit expensive, lol.
Maybe need saving 1st course training fee.
Hope one day can ride my own horse and fee horse.
Thanks ya
*The Horse is a paid actor*
I can't wait to maybe get a horse one day
My son is a professional horse rider and he loves this video
hi im from india i like all your videos its very useful to me to learn. A humble request will u add subtitle on your video pls bcoz some time its difficult to understand your slang. its just a request anyways its very useful information thank you
Thanks for putting these out. I love the video
You are a very good horse owner 😊
Excellent video
Thanks.....now I need to know more..