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You forgot the 5 ring martingale !

I watched the entire video series on shoulder-in. Thank you!

thank you so much for these videos. I'm teaching my horses shoulder in now

Lo que dijo Bruce Sandifer en el minuto 31:33 de que este tipo de rienda se desarrolló solo en Alta California es completamente falso. O para ponerlo en términos anglicanos estadounidenses para que me entiendan eso es bullshit. Este tipo de rienda en realidad es la auténtica rienda Mexicana y eso es un hecho histórico y actual que se puede Comprobar con hechos. Lo que es muy diferente es que los gringos quieran apropiarse de estos usos y costumbres Mexicanas y tratar de darle su interpretación. No se dejen engañar, la rienda vaquera de Alta California es en realidad auténtica rienda Mexicana.

It works so glad thank you greetings from the netherlands I have a different merry and a better connectie

Yes that makes total sense 🤗🇦🇺✨🐎

I need your help. I have an arab who is very large for her breed. Western is always my favorite; however, I am training her proper and need her shoulders to be worked more. Therefore, for this, I use an english. BUT, she is so large that I have her fit to a 30-32 inch conch otherwise you cannot see the cinch on either side of her. BUT, even on the very first notch in the billet straps, the buckle of the cinch ends up being so tight you cannot get it off and she is uncomfortable. The cinch is perfect for her but I cannot attach due to it being too tight. I cannot make another notch because there is not enough leather. Do you have any suggestions for this?

6 yrars later...thank you awesome 🙏🇦🇺✨🐎

Awesome video! Thank you 🙏🏼👍🏼👍🏼

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Thank you Patrick. You validated me I'm definitely on the correct track. Iv liked messing around with the bridle horse idea. And love and study classical.

Bingo

Very helpful and was a real tool to help others. For the better of horses. Thank you for sharing

I like the way you explain!

Do you know the background on this person? She came and taught us a clinic and things did not go well. She did one in one help with each person. However, my horse and I were struggling with her communicating the expectations of her techniques. She even took the lead rope from me, and started yanking on it in an aggressive way. Even though she kept telling me I wasn’t allowed to tell him no. It ended up with her aggressively grabbing my face and rubbing my cheeks roughly because horses hate having their faces rubbed. Then when she didn’t get a reaction from me, she started to knock on my head pretty hard. I asked for an apology and she got an attitude and wouldn’t apologize. She definitely showed us her true colors. This lady wants to try and say she creates and peace and calm, but she started correcting me before I even knew what the expectations were. Honestly, I never did figure out what she was trying to accomplish.

Nice video

Super guys. As and American training and living in Germany I apreciate the time, forum and knowledge." Classical work is horse welfare" absolutely phenomenal statement

ever come across a horse with an offset jaw due to injury

Thank you for this explanation. Especially the seat. This has definitely cleared it up for me. I am what I'd call l a total beginner in dressage and training a horse. However very keen to get it right for my horse. I am using the opening rein however still struggling at times. So will try the seat you describe. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Sadly a lack of extra funds and where I live has made it hard to get regular lessons and from someone truly knowledgeable in the past. So relying on studying and also watching videos like yours. You explain every thing very well. In the past I have found others' (instructors, other riders ) explanations and direction totally confusing in regards to the leg yeild. So gave up on this. Now concentrating instead on asking my new instructor - (classically trained) to take me back to the beginning and install the correct basic foundations for us both. We have come a long way in a short time with her instruction. My horse is a very sensitive, sensible and willing partner and when I get it right she follows easily. So she makes life easier, I definitely want to make it easier on her to get it right. Thank you.❤

Neoprene, easy to clean.

What a lovely lady. A gift to our horse world.

great to see this, has been awhile since I visited. High time I revisited.

Great video.

Your explanations are so good.

Super interview! Thank you

Only a rider with a supple back and real dressage seat can use legs and hands at the same time without blocking the horse.

Actually... impressive as I find this, my feeling was "Wow! I could never do this. I am sure my horse would not step like this for me." And I think the reason is that I am not awfully clear as to what the end goal is.

What I love in this is your tender and profoundly understanding attitude to the animal... :-) And yes, I see that that makes it all the more effective.

so just rest your thumbs on the bars? do you add pressure if they dont respond at first?

I want a demo on loading 2 horses in a 2 horse slant liad

Lol

Anja ..the BEST

How do you get them to step over in a slant load?

Talented horseman here.

Totally agree Patrick

Yes!!!!! Thank you! I am horrified when I see horses lunged with bridles on UNLESS they are long lining.

Thank you! At fifty-three, I JUST started riding. My instructor started me on neck-reigning (she doesn't like newbies hauling on her horses' mouths) and I was all "WHAAAAT!?!" This was very helpful explanation and instruction.

This was SO helpful. Thank you.

Yes, I think my horse is a fresh youngster, so she can get relaxed but also easy to get tense. So it is finding the balance to calm down and responding / listening when to be calm and when to harness the power for the ready response in riding.

❤ thank you again.

Thank you so much you are such good structure. ❤

thanks for being such a good instructor and getting right to the task. I will watch this again and again until it is totally clear and automatic as I work (play) with Frankie .

Love him! Awesome trainer

Every Instructor, Judge and rider should listen to this. It is pure wisdom and kindness to horses.

Brilliant!

Absolutely without a doubt.

That was an excellent conversation. Thank you both!

Thank you again so much