nothing wrong with a refresher course and going back to basics . taking up dressage is the best choice you can make dont ever regret it keep up the lessons in jumping and it is time for them to have a new hunter coach their current one is ok but kate has advanced past him and julia soon will.look forward to more videos
Absolutely! Going back to basics with dressage has been the best thing. We love how much she is learning and it is going to make all the difference in her riding. It is incredible how they can spend a full hour tweaking little things and the amount of information she is taking in.
Would you ever consider leaving Duke with Dressage trainer under training board thru winter and have Kate lesson on him learning what they are teaching him?
Hi Kate and Scott ,that's a great bit of riding ,Scott you are graet at commentating very clearly. SO glad you are back training for the show ring. Take care all, AND keep up the good work. From sue in coventry U.K. 😊😊😊😊👍👍👍👍💟💖🐶🐐🐈🐔
Thanks for subscribing! We really appreciate your support. We absolutely love Dressage and have really noticed a HUGE difference in how it is helping improve their riding skills. Our coach has just gone down to Florida for a couple of months because she has the possibility of competing for Team Canada in the Paralympics (if she can find a new horse who can make the trip to Paris). We are sad to not have her for lessons for the next two months but are so excited at the chance to cheer her on at the Paralympics! We are so incredibly proud of her and grateful we have the opportunity to learn from her. Stay tuned for more Dressage lessons.
Would you guys be able to find a nice been there done that large pony to lease for Julia? I know a good pony would give her confidence plus she would fit it well!
Beautiful kate and duke...instructor is very good and hands on..very nice vlog..awsome job with naration Scott ..really ❤.the vlog ..feel better julia.hello to jan and and family and farm animals
Daybyday did a video about breaking down the cost of feeding their animals. She spend close to 10 grand per year on pet food,( which did not include the 4 dogs) which for a hobby farm sounds insane to me. Do you have a similar experience?.
That seems pretty reasonable to me! The cost of hay and grain is crazy right now. I’m also not sure if you’re from the US, Canada, or elsewhere, but I just looked it up and it is roughly $7,500 USD. I do not own a farm, but with just my one horse, I spend that for just board! I have taken my horse off of most grain, but if I didn’t, just grain would cost close to $4,000! Prices are crazy everywhere these days…😅
@sammi5025 she also never answered the actual question of how they afford it! I'm not sure why she used it as a title if she wasn't going to answer the question. She also spent 20,000 on saddles and is buying 2 horses. Her husband must be rich!. Since she retired when she 30. They also bought a farm. Not sure how the could afford it bc the only rented the other one. Average home in Ontario is a million.
nothing wrong with a refresher course and going back to basics . taking up dressage is the best choice you can make dont ever regret it keep up the lessons in jumping and it is time for them to have a new hunter coach their current one is ok but kate has advanced past him and julia soon will.look forward to more videos
Absolutely! Going back to basics with dressage has been the best thing. We love how much she is learning and it is going to make all the difference in her riding. It is incredible how they can spend a full hour tweaking little things and the amount of information she is taking in.
Would you ever consider leaving Duke with Dressage trainer under training board thru winter and have Kate lesson on him learning what they are teaching him?
Hi Kate and Scott ,that's a great bit of riding ,Scott you are graet at commentating very clearly. SO glad you are back training for the show ring. Take care all, AND keep up the good work. From sue in coventry U.K. 😊😊😊😊👍👍👍👍💟💖🐶🐐🐈🐔
Super dad at it again!! Well done in the narration Scott!
Glad you enjoyed it
Well narrated Scott !
Great video! Scott does a wonderful job with the narration! Nice work with Duke, Kate!🐎
Keep up the good work, dressage is the basic for all, and it is so much fun ❤
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Thanks for subscribing! We really appreciate your support. We absolutely love Dressage and have really noticed a HUGE difference in how it is helping improve their riding skills. Our coach has just gone down to Florida for a couple of months because she has the possibility of competing for Team Canada in the Paralympics (if she can find a new horse who can make the trip to Paris). We are sad to not have her for lessons for the next two months but are so excited at the chance to cheer her on at the Paralympics! We are so incredibly proud of her and grateful we have the opportunity to learn from her. Stay tuned for more Dressage lessons.
This is challenging, thorough and very informative. Thanks for sharing. 🥰
You are so welcome!
Would you guys be able to find a nice been there done that large pony to lease for Julia? I know a good pony would give her confidence plus she would fit it well!
Stick with Dressage. Good basic lessons are a must for all
Definitely sticking with Dressage! Best thing we ever did.
@@BarnBootsandCountryRoots Happy New Year
Beautiful kate and duke...instructor is very good and hands on..very nice vlog..awsome job with naration Scott ..really ❤.the vlog ..feel better julia.hello to jan and and family and farm animals
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I can’t quit smiling! ❤️
She looks fantastic in this lesson
Great lesson!!
Great
Kate! 🤣❤️
Daybyday did a video about breaking down the cost of feeding their animals. She spend close to 10 grand per year on pet food,( which did not include the 4 dogs) which for a hobby farm sounds insane to me. Do you have a similar experience?.
That seems pretty reasonable to me! The cost of hay and grain is crazy right now. I’m also not sure if you’re from the US, Canada, or elsewhere, but I just looked it up and it is roughly $7,500 USD. I do not own a farm, but with just my one horse, I spend that for just board! I have taken my horse off of most grain, but if I didn’t, just grain would cost close to $4,000! Prices are crazy everywhere these days…😅
@sammi5025 she also never answered the actual question of how they afford it! I'm not sure why she used it as a title if she wasn't going to answer the question. She also spent 20,000 on saddles and is buying 2 horses. Her husband must be rich!. Since she retired when she 30. They also bought a farm. Not sure how the could afford it bc the only rented the other one. Average home in Ontario is a million.
Is it just me or his Duke short striding on his left hind leg?
I can’t hear you. No one else is having problems. Sigh. Keep the dressage. Done correctly, it is the foundation for everything else.