Ryan, this little vlog was awesome 😃 I never thought about it until you explained it the way you did. And your so cute talking about....I want the horse to know to STOP not go faster holding both reins 🤣 (no worries sweetie I'm old enough to be your grandma 😉) I never used two hands to ride anyway, but I just had to tell you how awesome and cute your explanation was. Blessings to you and yours always 🙌 Jennifer
I ride an OTTB mare, she was taught at the track "reins mean go". She's always been light in the bridle, but that didn't stop her from leaning on the reins in the beginning. Had to teach her to stop leaning via letting her lose just enough balance to need correcting. Nowadays, she doesn't need a heavy contact to go fast: just add leg, shorten reins (but not putting any more pressure than a light, not really there contact) and adopt a forward seat. She can also balance herself. We do hunter/jumper stuff and minor mountaineering trail in a bog-standard d-ring snaffle.
❤It funny one time long ago. Someone. Actually said to me there horse was trained to move faster when you pulled on the reins. Now I know the truth about that . I have always Ed never pulled but always Softly had a feel of the horses mouth and yes using the reins i laterally using bends and crossing laterally 😅
I can’t believe people hate you! Your amazing! I am training a once broke horse right now and you give me a lot of information about this and your techniques are ✨! Do you have any Typs on how to get a old horse that has not been worked with in 15+ years to lead better? Thanks! Have a good day and Gob bless you!❤
I need to do this with one of the horses we’re working on. She was raised working cattle in some form, but now we want her to be a lesson horse or at least a good riding horse. When you ask her to trot or canter, she only does those gates at full speed and reins mean nothing to her
Reins mean a lot of things. And I've yet to meet a western horse that understands them properly the way I want them to work. which is fine but to say reins mean go is ignorant because outside rein has a use inside rein has a use and both can be used at near the same time for different things
Some people might disagree with me but I have always thought about the dog leach in the same way. Like horse reins. I’m a dog walker. I’m not BS you. You can control and communicate through the leash just horse reins but it takes some practice though but after that it’s like second nature to you.
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Ryan, this little vlog was awesome 😃 I never thought about it until you explained it the way you did. And your so cute talking about....I want the horse to know to STOP not go faster holding both reins 🤣 (no worries sweetie I'm old enough to be your grandma 😉) I never used two hands to ride anyway, but I just had to tell you how awesome and cute your explanation was. Blessings to you and yours always 🙌 Jennifer
Please do a full length video on this if you haven't yet!
I ride an OTTB mare, she was taught at the track "reins mean go". She's always been light in the bridle, but that didn't stop her from leaning on the reins in the beginning. Had to teach her to stop leaning via letting her lose just enough balance to need correcting. Nowadays, she doesn't need a heavy contact to go fast: just add leg, shorten reins (but not putting any more pressure than a light, not really there contact) and adopt a forward seat. She can also balance herself.
We do hunter/jumper stuff and minor mountaineering trail in a bog-standard d-ring snaffle.
Your videos have really helped me, thank you. :)
Cool thanks Ryan 😎
❤It funny one time long ago. Someone. Actually said to me there horse was trained to move faster when you pulled on the reins. Now I know the truth about that . I have always Ed never pulled but always Softly had a feel of the horses mouth and yes using the reins i laterally using bends and crossing laterally
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Love your videos
I can’t believe people hate you!
Your amazing! I am training a once broke horse right now and you give me a lot of information about this and your techniques are ✨!
Do you have any Typs on how to get a old horse that has not been worked with in 15+ years to lead better? Thanks!
Have a good day and Gob bless you!❤
No forcing going on here!
Amen
Wow. I’ve never heard that but it makes total sense.. Thanks for the tip!
Thanks I needed that
Thankyou Ryan
I found out the hard way..😂 3 broken ribs with two of them twice and a face ripped open. Blood filled between lungs. 3 weeks in the hospital.
I need to do this with one of the horses we’re working on. She was raised working cattle in some form, but now we want her to be a lesson horse or at least a good riding horse. When you ask her to trot or canter, she only does those gates at full speed and reins mean nothing to her
Exactly what I am trying to correct nowadays
Reins mean a lot of things. And I've yet to meet a western horse that understands them properly the way I want them to work. which is fine but to say reins mean go is ignorant because outside rein has a use inside rein has a use and both can be used at near the same time for different things
Dude this is the best trainer on te internet
My instructor said pulling on the reins means stop
Some people might disagree with me but I have always thought about the dog leach in the same way. Like horse reins.
I’m a dog walker. I’m not BS you. You can control and communicate through the leash just horse reins but it takes some practice though but after that it’s like second nature to you.
Thank you Jesus for real American men!
I agree with you
How about contact Dr doesn't equal pulling. I know that's an advanced concept.
So, why do reiners have success with collection and having a big stop??🤔🤔
Hey Ryan, in Germany we have circa 4 Millionen Riders.
Are you able to translate your very interesting Videos, with Text in German ?
I need to look into this. Thanks
English riders need to hear this explanation.
A good English rider knows the difference between contact and pulling. Reins do not mean go. This is beyond foolish and narrow minded.
Common horse sense, man. Horses do not think like us.
No hate: I love the tips and overall content but please be more mindful of the lead when it's attached to the horse.
I don't need no stupid horse reins I say left right go and stop and my horse listens or they'll be hell to pay
Get a therapist
sure they do buddy. have you ever been 100 ft out of a city?
@@Polopony20. you ever been 100 ft outside of your basement?
Wtf mate!! What is wrong with you!! Horses aren't stupid their more smarter you ever will!!!