It's nice to see a small village with respectable people driving their cars slow around you. You have such a great life. Your so confident with your horses . They absolutely love love love you .
This was great, I been tryin to find out about "horse racing tip" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you heard people talk about - Honackson Meyrayden Idea - (do a search on google ) ? Ive heard some incredible things about it and my friend got great results with it.
Good video and great little pony - could have demonstrated the importance of fluorescents though for both horse and rider especially with a green horse.
I remember Huey! Hopefully he is not giving you trouble any more! 🤞 Edit: I spelled Hewie wrong. Sorry. It is also is good to see that Hewie is doing well after the adventure.
My horse is a little bit nappy out hacking on his own and will stop and start walking backwards or spin around if he sees something he doesn't like. He is not inexperienced or young, he used to hack alone with an 8 year old boy all the time and was super quiet, but since I've gotten him he is a bit nervous and lacks confidence going out without another horse, or if he is in the leader position. Is there anything I can do to improve his confidence to hack out alone easily, and mine?
It sounds like you need to act like that 8 year old boy who probably had lots of confidence. You are in charge - act like it. Think yourself and your horse past objects. When I was training I had a nice thick wide crop (not thin and stingy) that I could tap tap tap on the tail to encourage them past things. Also with nappy horses I would take a treat and give it one third of the way around the ride. Don’t give it when you are ready to return home because then they will anticipate turning for home. Never feed a treat when you get home. This encourages nappiness. You could also establish who is in charge by lunging before you go. You need to be good at lunging, know how hard it is for the horse, and make the session short and fun with lots of stops and starts that you initiate. Good luck
Hi is it true if out riding on a street a foot path or have to get off road for a car say on to someone drive way and horse has a poo as long as you wave your nose if people are around you can leave it ?????
I wish my hacks were as tranquil and relaxed. When my horse comes across a tractor (and there is always a tractor!), she spins round several times and jumps sideways onto the pavement leaving me to profoundly apologise to all the startled and angry looking pedestrians as I battle to get her back on the road. I don’t know why I carry on riding.
@@Emmassingale We have more problems with mtb bikes than hacking alone - mainly because of the approach fear - the (highland) ponies can't see them coming and mtb's suddenly appear coming very fast from nowhere. 1 deer pony who has experience of mtb's up his bum when taking stags off the hill has unfortunately learnt to kick out at them - an idea for next video? I would be very grateful.
Hi is it true if out riding on a street a foot path or have to get off road for a car say on to someone drive way and horse has a poo as long as you wave your nose if people are around you can leave it ?????
You don't have to pick up horse poo...its not got anything nasty in it like dog poo..it would probably be a bit embarrassing if your horse did it on someone's driveway though lol... .its just grass and hay...that's come from the mounted police too lol🙂
how lovely wonderful Hewie !!!
It's nice to see a small village with respectable people driving their cars slow around you.
You have such a great life. Your so confident with your horses . They absolutely love love love you .
I like this little clip very much! So calm, cool and friendly understanding you are! 😊
That was Cute when Hewie saw his Reflection...
Love Your Teaching 🐎
He eats hay with attitude. He's so utterly adorably cute!
RIGHT?!!??? The same way I eat chocolate, once a month… HAHAHHAAA!!! 😂
Nice to see Hewie doing well after he was behind on your epic adventure. :-)
This was great, I been tryin to find out about "horse racing tip" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you heard people talk about - Honackson Meyrayden Idea - (do a search on google ) ? Ive heard some incredible things about it and my friend got great results with it.
Good work both of you. So nice to see you both enjoying the ride xxx✨️😻
Another lovely and informative video. Thanks so much.
I wish everyone would watch your videos!!! ❤️
What gorgeous countryside!
Wow,NHS did great for first time hacking on his own, very relaxed, taking his cues from you. Well done both of you!
I love these types of videos :) ❤️
He’s remarkably good with traffic.
Good job Hughie!
Amazing!
What a great video and such a pretty village, looks a bit like the Cotswolds.
It’s in Devon 🤫(can’t say where as I don’t want to give away Emma’s location :) nor mine) xx
Lovely video keep it up!
Ooh Noo. You were live streaming on Monday and I missed it. How did you advertise? Are you intending to do another one?
Good video and great little pony - could have demonstrated the importance of fluorescents though for both horse and rider especially with a green horse.
I was wondering what you do if he spooks, runs scared. I've always found it hard to give the appropriate reaction to the horse
I wish I could have horses like you
I remember Huey! Hopefully he is not giving you trouble any more! 🤞 Edit: I spelled Hewie wrong. Sorry. It is also is good to see that Hewie is doing well after the adventure.
Any tips on training a foal to hack on roads or hacking in general
what kind of horse boots are those on the horse feet ?
I have no idea!
Any tips for when your horse just stops and refuses to move on a hack (pretty sure it’s out of laziness and not fear) ?
yes, mine's done that!
My horse is a little bit nappy out hacking on his own and will stop and start walking backwards or spin around if he sees something he doesn't like. He is not inexperienced or young, he used to hack alone with an 8 year old boy all the time and was super quiet, but since I've gotten him he is a bit nervous and lacks confidence going out without another horse, or if he is in the leader position. Is there anything I can do to improve his confidence to hack out alone easily, and mine?
It sounds like you need to act like that 8 year old boy who probably had lots of confidence. You are in charge - act like it. Think yourself and your horse past objects. When I was training I had a nice thick wide crop (not thin and stingy) that I could tap tap tap on the tail to encourage them past things. Also with nappy horses I would take a treat and give it one third of the way around the ride. Don’t give it when you are ready to return home because then they will anticipate turning for home. Never feed a treat when you get home. This encourages nappiness. You could also establish who is in charge by lunging before you go. You need to be good at lunging, know how hard it is for the horse, and make the session short and fun with lots of stops and starts that you initiate. Good luck
Hi is it true if out riding on a street a foot path or have to get off road for a car say on to someone drive way and horse has a poo as long as you wave your nose if people are around you can leave it ?????
Sorry can you repeat that??
What exactly are on Huey's feet?
Cavallo Hoof Boots 👍😊
@@Emmassingale instead of 4 shoes?
A lovely video, but why can I never find an informative video of what to do when the pony isn't so compliant ?
I wish my hacks were as tranquil and relaxed. When my horse comes across a tractor (and there is always a tractor!), she spins round several times and jumps sideways onto the pavement leaving me to profoundly apologise to all the startled and angry looking pedestrians as I battle to get her back on the road. I don’t know why I carry on riding.
I hate seeing the horse chewing with a bit in. Poor horse
Horses chew their bits when they are happy and relaxed with what they are doing.
You weren't going alone, in some scenes you can hear the other rider with the camera
I’m not sure what your hearing but Hewie was out on his own. My partner Jeremy filmed for us on his bike.
@@Emmassingale We have more problems with mtb bikes than hacking alone - mainly because of the approach fear - the (highland) ponies can't see them coming and mtb's suddenly appear coming very fast from nowhere. 1 deer pony who has experience of mtb's up his bum when taking stags off the hill has unfortunately learnt to kick out at them - an idea for next video? I would be very grateful.
He has a bit in and he is eating hay
No real problem there. As long as he can open his mouth completely
Hi is it true if out riding on a street a foot path or have to get off road for a car say on to someone drive way and horse has a poo as long as you wave your nose if people are around you can leave it ?????
You don't have to pick up horse poo...its not got anything nasty in it like dog poo..it would probably be a bit embarrassing if your horse did it on someone's driveway though lol... .its just grass and hay...that's come from the mounted police too lol🙂