How to teach your horse the pirouette in walk by Hannah Biggs | Jacksons Fencing
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- čas přidán 24. 06. 2015
- Jacksons Professional Rider & International Dressage Rider Hannah Biggs offers expert advice and tips exclusive to Jacksons Equestrian, in this latest video Hannah demonstrates how to teach your horse the pirouette in walk
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Hanna, I'm a Silver USDF and just a minute ago I searched in youtube for help with the pirouettes. When I saw the title of your video I said "Thank God". I've learned a lot from you. Keep it up.
Thank you very much for your video! It is great to see the movement executed and see the position of the rider! Your explanation is great for how it is supposed to be correctly felt!
Fantastic to have rider position explained for execution of movement and what we should expect and how to address pitfalls. Thankyou.
What kind of arena filler do you use? Is it some sort of gravel?
I wondered, too. Looks like wood chips, maybe.
Looks to me like the rubber tire filler
synthetic, looks like rubber.
Nao curto que façam esse treinamento de ficar "girando" o cavalo POR MUITO TEMPO...acho que força muito o pescoço e coluna do animal....não estou dizendo que nao possa ser feito....só acho que esses movimentos repetitivos pra um lado apenas POR MUITO TEMPO devem ser trocados e feitos por curto periodos...(pouco por treino)...
Oh my - see the foam in his mouth, the whip and spurs and the horrible bent neck - poor horse not enjoying it at all
Jamie Oliver OMG FUCK OFF
Jamie Oliver no dont fuck off u r so right she is being so cruel that gorse was hating it
To all of you, that is not a "gorse", but a horse. A wet mouth is a good, active mouth. If you don't see the saliva foamy like that, the horse has a very "dead" mouth and one not resonsive to your hand. The horse is not overbent. If the horse wasn't enjoying, he would not be putting forth the effort you see him doing here. He is TRYING for her. And since kids watch these things, you need to watch your language. Even if kids didn't watch, don't be so rude.
@@watchgoose He is... overbent, though.