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Beezie and Katherine flat Coach at home
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 มิ.ย. 2020
- Today’s video is an inside look at Beezie working with both Coach and then Katherine and Coach on the flat.
We apologize for the wind/sound. John does his best to repeat any important points when Beezie is hard to hear.
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The kind of teacher every horse rider dreams of: clear, concise, mid-tone, calming and confidence-building, offering praise. Not shouty, patronising, rambling, over-instructing and confusing. I suppose that’s what years of experience at the highest level gives. Lucky rider and lucky horse. Beautiful combination and grounds. If I one the lottery I’d seek their guidance no question.
love how i learned so much by this and i wasn’t even riding.
This is amazing I love this so much. Beezie is one of my favorite rider.
💯💖I think of her form every time I’m in the ring!
These videos are so educational! I think the lesson ones are especially beneficial. Please keep making these!!
Thank you so much for these videos. Great lessons to take with me to the barn!
Thank you for posting. Really fun to watch this lesson.
I learn so much from these sessions! Thank you for sharing with us! :-)
Would love to see more videos like this one :) So helpful and interesting!
Thoroughly enjoyed that wonderful lesson. Even though I ride flat hunter under saddle AQHA and the poll is to be lower. The exercise to control his hind and mind is such a awesome transitioning exercise.
Thank you so much for sharing such a beautiful ride❣️
Leslie 🙋♀️👏👍🐎💨
Coach is so beautiful! 🥰
That was a great lesson to watch! I would have loved to see the horse and riders go without draw reins but understand some riders use them.
They’re not using draw reins. They’re using a German martingale
@@meganproffitt424 Thank you for clarifying that for me. 😉 I hadn’t heard of that type of tie down before, interesting.
@@33CHRISTINA33 They allow more release and they reward the horse (vs the constant pressure and no reward of draw reins).
@@meganproffitt424 Oh I see, that’s interesting. I don’t use any tie down equipment with my horse but I appreciate your feedback on the German Martingale. Take care and happy riding! 🐴💖
@@33CHRISTINA33 I would agree with you, that I'm not a fan of tie downs at all. I just feel like tie downs are shortcuts, but at least they're using a tie down that rewards the horse.
Great content!
lovely horse and rider!
I wish I lived where you guys live in New York, so beautiful and a small town feel, tons of bigfoot sightings over there too, I would have so much fun.
Thanx for these educational videos!
Okay dumb question.... but why the draw reins ???? Can't a horse ride without it ??
Yes , draw reinstate only useful in very experienced hands and detrimental in inexperienced or rough hands, better to use a gog in my humble experience
I appreciate the videos, but don't understand the need for draw reins. And to those who say it's a German martingale, it sure looks like draw reins. You can see the riders holding 2 sets of reins.
Why use the draw reins?
Those aren't draw reins they are a german martingale that has more release than draw reins, allowing the horse complete release when the head lowers.
Hi I’m a amateur I’m training two Ottb in calif I rescued .. it’s hard I won’t lie lol excuse the infantile question
The term lift him when they were cantering and releasing could you explain that ? Is it part of half halting? I’m using draw reins as well , just started in lessons.
Thank you 🙏🏻 for the videos they help so very much
☮️health 2 you both💜
Gi Gi I believe she meant that she just started using draw reins during a lesson, not that she just started lessons.
Lift in this context means she thought he was getting a little heavy in front when she had him collected canter. Biomechanically, a horse can raise (lift) its withers which transfers more weight to hind end. And yeah, it's a half halt. Just creating more upward energy. Dont know how old that horse was but he's obviously pretty experienced. He was able to maintain that collected canter pretty well, but you could see how many nice lengthening breaks she gave him. Hard work for a horse. They pretty much only lift the withers when excited, suspicious, meeting new horse in pasture etc. So doing it for any extended time takes lots of conditioning and good practice. Great example. Don't get the draw reins either. Common HJ thing.
why the draw reins?
It’s a German martingale. It allows release for the horse.
Why is his head tied down like it is?
To allow complete release
He's not. Its a 'martingal'. Don't know the english word
@@paddytutorials German martingale
It’s control. And wrong
This horse does not look happy