3 YEAR OLD DRESSAGE HORSE FIRST TIME EVER UNDER SADDLE
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- čas přidán 7. 09. 2024
- WOW WHAT A RIDE!!!!! Joseph Newcomb rides Blue for the very first time under saddle. Welcome to my channel, where you can find all dressage related content. From instructional videos and in-hand tips to following my journey as a rider, trainer and co-owner (with Jess) of an elite import business- Exclusive Dressage Imports. My passion is dressage, film-making and vlogging. My videos are created with viewers in mind. Join us while we travel abroad to find the best dressage prospects in Europe, train at home and travel for my specialty- in hand piaffe/passage clinics. I utilize a natural horsemanship approach focused on dressage principles taught on the ground and under saddle to ensure a successful experience for both rider and horse. Dressage means training and I work to improve my riding, my training and my horses everyday.
Exclusive Dressage Imports (EDI) an elite dressage horse import operation based in San Diego, CA. EDI specializes in the import and training of superb quality young horses. EDI personally selects and trains top-notch European dressage prospects for international buyers of all levels. We have a very selective criteria with our imports. Our horses are meticulously chosen for superior quality, trainability, rideability and temperament. We are based in San Diego and all of our horses are under full training with Grand Prix rider and trainer Joseph Newcomb.
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That was amazing to watch. If all horses were started under such gentle, kind tutelage, it would surely change their lives. Good for you.
How can anyone "dislike " this vid? Really what's not to like?
Susie Lytal right!?
Like your style very much. Always with the horse and never against....
Beautiful Blue😀❤️ he seems pretty calm😀glad you didn't get bucked off😀👍
Awsome job Joseph Newcomb your awsome
So awesome to watch!!! Great job Joseph and Jess! 😁 lovely, positive, kind first ride 😍👍
Yes beautifully kind 😄
You guys rock! 👏👏👏 such a good boy!
Awesome! Very educational. He doesn’t even look like that’s his first ride!
Wonderful job Joseph, Jess, and Mr. Blue!!!
Such a good boy
Very nice!
Great to see such a positive first ride. Well done!
Awesome video was looking for this for so long will definitely be following you guys I’ve always bought dressage horses that were already broke etc. and this is a huge help it’s so different than what most people do to break horses and there is a way to break dressage horses compared to other horses because they are taught so differently I have learned Western I have done trail riding and Trey Songz is amazing and I love your videos can’t wait to show them to my 14-year-old who wants to break her own horse one day
You made it look easy! What a sweet horse 💕
Hi again! Your preparations surely paid off Joseph. Good first ride and your teaching commentary of what and why was super. Always helps for the horse to have a solid positive first experience in preparation for the next ride. All was calm and relaxed and Jess did great for her first time assisting you. The step by step process made a really good vid too so all your hard work on the ground made it all worth it Joseph. Til next time...
All three of you are looking great. Just remember starting my pony some 15 years ago. I also started with some groundwork, bending and going for walks in the arena and out in the woods. I climbed on everything on our route and leaned over his back in various situations . It was fun and helped me to recognize even small signs of fear and showing confidence cause this is what they know from living in a herd.
Nice job, Joseph! 👍😊🏇❤️
Your horse stayed calm the whole time.
this is SOOOOO interesting to witness. Love that you had assistance from the ground with Jess and how you chose to voice over this video so you could give total attention to your horse during this pivotal time in his life. Really amazed at this process. So Good.
Amazing! Good job Blue Jospeh and Jess
That was really cool to watch! Cant believe he already goes in such a nice frame.
Love this horse.
A beautiful thing to watch. I'm so glad you shared this awesome moment with us!
Awesome job! I feel it’s better to start riding the horse at three, you’ll have a solid and healthy animal. Bueatiful job, that horse will have a good life providing he’s sold to the right person. It would be a shame to see all you work gets ruined by someone who shouldn’t be on a horse. I didn’t drive my colt until he was three yrs of age, best dam colt I ever had.
If the once young and reckless and now old and crippled cowboys of yesteryear who broke horses by force could see what they could have done in half the time without breaking a sweat or a body part, they would have to wonder what they were thinking........or actually, not thinking. Blinded by tradition and pride, they addressed with muscle what they could have done with mercy. Time constraints? I guess that was their redemption. Love your videos!
So fun! He already looks like a pro!!
I would agree about Jess not wearing gloves. It is a must while lunging. Super vidéo and very instructive 😄
What a great beginning for Blue!
#BlueRidesMatter! 😁😉😉
"If I get bucked off, *this video better go viral!* ...like a 100k 😂😂😂
Omg thank you so much for this video! So helpful as I work toward starting my horse.
Firstly you have a really nice and confident young horse here and you are doing great job ...but some little advice please, be careful when you get off the horse try to leave the left stirrup before your right leg touches the ground , this could be so dangerous if horse is spooky that moment and you hang with left leg in stirrup you will go to hospital and i want you to post many next videos on your channel ....smile ....and Jess isnt wearing hand gloves longing you , this is also dangerous and can be very painful for her if spooky horse jumps away or she loses longe and horse is jumping with you then .....smile
You both did a great job. You're well on your way!!!
Nice video, you can tell by his reaction that you have done a good job on your ground work. Nice ride.
He took it like such a star!
Some people might think "why bother?" when you do all those small things when starting a horse, or even handling a finished horse. I think of it as spending time early to save time later. Anyone who has had to deal with a frightened or fractious horse who lacked decent ground work training knows the value of it. I believe that important aspects of trust are established with a horse through careful initial training and reinforced through consistent handling. You may not be able to introduce them to every possible scenario, but if they trust you, that goes a long way to allowing them to deal with new experiences without having a complete meltdown.
Great job. Good pony.
Good boy!
I think you’ve invented “natural dressage training,”Joseph! Hmm...
Anyway, such an understanding and tender treatment of a sensitive baby starting school. You are always concerned with the horse’s perception, and consequently I see the horse very differently now than I used to. (Do you know you’re training your viewers along with your horses?) Thanks for doing some painless brain surgery while I enjoy your videos. By the way, great job helping start the pony, Jess. Blue was wonderful. He trusts you both. 💜
Great job!!! Love this guy, he's very cute! Why only one boot on him?
what breeding is "Blue " ? really a nice very elastic and supple horse ....love that
Pferdecoach furstenball x Sandro hit
oh,, thats perfect
imma start putting my horse under saddle, she does know my cues so i wouldn't say she's gonna be that bad when learning english riding, she's 12 and wasn't touched. what we did with our horses is leaning over them for a few days then be idiots around them since i like to do stupid thing near them and it helps them get used to stuff like that before i even get on for the first time. i'm anorexic and i normally never get hurt because i can stand between the horse and the wall easily.
I wish you would have showed all the ground work leading up to this 🙁
You should use a step-up/chair to get on, especially with such a young horse, getting on and off is not very good for his back. No other comments :) Great vid.
3-year old horses are still just babies...
I rode my horse today and she got fried do some things and I took her up to it and so she can look at it is that ok good or not and that is ok
Wow. She doesn’t even have gloves on. If he did freak out she wouldn’t be able to hold on.
Start slow. Don't try for a frame at first. The horse needs to build muscles. I have seen do many ridden too hard too young and ruined. My trainer doesn't trot at first, just walk .