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AMT EQUESTRIAN SERVICES
Registrace 21. 10. 2013
AMT Equestrian Services is passionate about horses and horsemanship. We believe that good horsemanship requires commitment to constant self-development and reflection, in order to bring out the best in the horse.
We will be sharing videos of our horsemanship journey.
WWW.AMTEQUESTRIAN.COM.AU
We will be sharing videos of our horsemanship journey.
WWW.AMTEQUESTRIAN.COM.AU
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Look inside AMT Equestrian's Foundation Riding Clinic
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Here's a little snapshot of what we do in our Foundation Riding Clinics. Our clinics are perfect for building confidence in you and your horse. Whether you have a young, green horse coming on or you want to consolidate your training with your horse. You will be able to refine your skills and take your horsemanship to the next level. We cover all sorts of topics, have deep discussions and theory...
Prestige HH - Lusitano Stallion - Welcome to AMT Equestrian
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Prestige HH is a young (2019) Lusitano Stallion by Rubi AR out of Vistosa (imp). Prestige was bred by Harmony Hills Stud and is now in Western Australia with Andrew and Maike Turnbull at AMT Equestrian Services. We are very excited about this magnificent young stallion's future! To follow Prestige's journey you can find us on Facebook at: AmtEquestrianServices Prestige is LHHA regi...
Working with the Horsemanship Flag
zhlédnutí 281Před 4 lety
This video is part of AMT Equestrian's Foundation Horse Training program. In this video Andrew demonstrates how to introduce the horsemanship flag to your horse. The flag is a tool that is often misunderstood and misused in horse training. It's important to familiarise your horse to the flag if you choose to work with it but don't 'de-sensitise' your horse to it or he will become dull and 'shut...
Foundation Horse Training - Changing Eyes exercise
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This video is part of AMT Equestrian's Foundation Horse Training collection. In this video Andrew demonstrates an exercise that helps your horse become more comfortable working from both sides. Many horses prefer to keep sight of their human either from the left or right eye and can be spooky when changing eyes. This also becomes very important when you start mounting and riding your horse beca...
How to syringe your horse without stress
zhlédnutí 329Před 4 lety
In this short video Andrew works with a Thoroughbred gelding who doesn't like to be wormed to show how you can gently approach the situation.
Influencing (yielding) you horse's fore and hind quarters
zhlédnutí 413Před 4 lety
In this video Andrew demonstrates how to move your horse's fore and hind quarters and explains why it's an important training skill to master.
Fitting a halter and anatomy of the horse's head
zhlédnutí 240Před 4 lety
In this video Andrew demonstrates and explains the important anatomical landmarks of the horse's skull and how this relates to correctly fitting a halter. Andrew also explains why we use 'button knot' lead ropes instead of metal clasps and a nifty way to store your rope halter and lead.
Fun with the Garrocha
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Stuck at home and looking for something to do with your horse? In this video Andrew shows you some moves you can practise with the Garrocha together with 10yo PRE gelding Fidello.
Do you know the two ways to tie a rope halter on a horse?
zhlédnutí 279Před 4 lety
Did you know there are 2 ways to correctly tie a rope halter on a horse? In this video Andrew demonstrates how to make sure your halter fits correctly, and shows you two different ways to tie the halter and why.
Our Horse Training Principles and Philosophy explained
zhlédnutí 503Před 4 lety
In this video Andrew explains and gives examples of some of the underlying principles and philosophies we apply in training and working with horses. It's important to keep your training principles in mind whenever you're working with your horses. Visit www.amtequestrian.com.au for more info.
Checking a horse for Equine Gastric Ulcers using acupoint palpation - before and after treatment
zhlédnutí 9KPřed 5 lety
This video shows a 7 year old Warmblood x Arabian mare who we suspect suffers from equine gastric ulcers due to her behavioural reactions and pain areas on her body. This is something we check on all horses who come to us for training. The first video shows veterinarian Dr Maike Turnbull palpating specific acu-points and meridians on the mare's body and the mare reacts to the palpation by flinc...
TB mare working with SURE FOOT Stability Pads
zhlédnutí 494Před 7 lety
This is a short video that captured the first session using Wendy Murdoch's SURE FOOT Stability method on a 6yo TB mare who has been reluctant to pick up her hind legs. The session lasted around 10 minutes before the mare moved herself off the pads. Notice how much she relaxes and 'processes' during the session.
Colt starting at AMT Equestrian - first ride under saddle
zhlédnutí 514Před 7 lety
This is a short video of our 4 year old Paintbred filly Harriet having her first ride under saddle in December 2016. Andrew is being assisted by Steve Halfpenny riding our QH gelding Buck. Before this ride Andrew had done a lot of preparation with Harriet to ensure that she would be confident and understand the first basic aids under saddle. A big THANK YOU to Steve Halfpenny who has been an in...
Starting Harriet - 3rd ride
zhlédnutí 91Před 7 lety
A short video of Andrew riding our 4yo Paintbred mare Harriet for her 3rd ride. First trot under saddle and learning to track and move another horse around. Harriet is being started in a hackamore (bosal).
Jeff Sanders explains saddle fit and rider position
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Jeff Sanders explains saddle fit and rider position
Jeff Sanders explaining the rider's seatbones and bend of the horse
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Jeff Sanders explaining the rider's seatbones and bend of the horse
Jeff Sanders on conformation of the horse's mouth and fitting bits
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Jeff Sanders on conformation of the horse's mouth and fitting bits
Jeff Sanders explains TRUE vs False Collection of the Horse
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Jeff Sanders explains TRUE vs False Collection of the Horse
Jeff Sanders talks about Snaffle Bits and the Horse's Mouth
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Jeff Sanders talks about Snaffle Bits and the Horse's Mouth
Watching this clip just made me a better rider. Thank you very much !
how do we engage the pelvis for collection? could you do a riden version to show some exercises?
The sound effects are so annoying. I would have rather heard a talking explanation or voice-over. Also what was used? Changes in diet, treatment with omeprazole or the secret chinese herbals? Or all of the above?
Great explanation. Thanks
What treatment was used
Absolutely correct ! What a shame that the American show ring has become dominated by this abberation of false collection !
Where can i get a saddle of 16 inches??
bonito sombrero ANDALU
Talking about the freeze reaction was useful, thanks!!
Jeff. I could not quite see what you did to hind quarters to lift his back. Great video. I never thought of it this way.
So how did he do that from the ground? He pressed somewhere near the horses pelvis (I think). So, next question: how would you do that from the saddle?
Collection comes about organically from proper gymnastic exercises like Haunches In and Shoulder In, turns on the haunches, etc.
As a long time classical dressage horseman, I can say with absolute certainty that Jeff is 100% right. Collection works precisely as he describes it.
Matt : You said what I was going to say ...
Horses do just fine without bits.
@Ye Olde Horsemanship Channel One can be caught up in tradition and lose sight of what is going on around them.
It would be nice if the anti bit people could understand that a fitting bit in the right hands enhances communication to help the horse understand. It makes it a lot easier for the horse.
@@user-hv3fo5fh4o It would be nice if bit people understood that nothing in the horse's mouth can result in the highest degree of communication and finesse.
Thres certainly something to be said for that. I ride with bitless as well, love it too. Just saying for me the bits have a purpose that helps my horses. If your horses are doing well without them then more power to you.
I'm an equine massage therapist and a lot of my clients will ask me what I think of how their horse's saddle fit. I really love how informative and knowledgeable you are on Western saddle fit but do you have any videos on English saddle fit?
Nice
You don’t lift the pelvis, you raise the thorax and lower the pelvis. In classical dressage it’s called relative elevation. Bending the joints of the hind quarters is what collection is all about. Refer to Gymnazium of the Horse by Gustav Steinbrecht. The definitive work on this topic
This was actually what Jeff was saying...the pelvis tips down and forward, the hind legs come up closer under the center of gravity, the thorax and withers lift.
Tru collection comes from the bending or folding of the joints of the hind quarters
Ok so when we move forward how is this happening? I'm confused ☺🤔
That is part of it...but you have to build strength and suppleness for that "folding" to occur. The pelvis, btw, also plays a role in this process, as Jeff was explaining, you need the pelvis to be able to tilt under.
So did you just write down what to say for this video and the other saddle fit video...and then just change places??? Literally repeated almost everything from your other video
Without seeing the other video, it sounds like he is consistent in his thoughts and theories. Is that a bad thing? I'm off to find the other video you speak of. Hava g' day.
So how do I get my horses pelvis lifted whilst in the saddle?
Nic Evans - Exercises/ movements that create weight transfer to the back end. A good backup is a good place to start! 😊👍🏻
AMT EQUESTRIAN SERVICES ok good
Oh well then I'm on my way, he's backing up very well now☺
Nic Evans - shoulder-in is also a great exercise.
WOW...!!!!
Thanks for this great video!!!! Best, Inga
Well done Andrew. It was great to be there!