Amazing! I love that you worked with a horse that doesn't have sidepass knowledge as it really shows the learning process. Can't wait to try this method on my own boy!!
Great information! Best demo video I've found and it works. Can't wait for part 2. Have you watched the Babylon Bee's 6 part series on a Californians moving to Texas?
Looks like he keeps them pretty neutral and then does some very slight corrections when doing the side pass to keep the horses head straight. That's what i observed anyway lol
You don't have to have them, per se, but depending on how motivated your horse is, it sure helps. Spurs should only be used as the last part of the cue, if needed. I always ride with them to keep my horses responsive to the leg by itself. 👍
Outstanding teaching.
Thank you!
Amazing! I love that you worked with a horse that doesn't have sidepass knowledge as it really shows the learning process. Can't wait to try this method on my own boy!!
Thank you for watching! Let us know how it goes!
Excellent description to break down the steps and make it easy!
Thank you, Tammy!
This has been a hard skill for my horse, thank you so much!
Absolutely! Thank you for watching!
This is Great Zach!! Thank you. Im going to Saddleup Right now.
Great explanations! 👍 Helps me a lot to get my pieces into place for my young horse and find holes in his basics - thanks for sharing guys!
Absolutely! Glad it was helpful!
Love every single one of your videos, come to Canada for a clinic!!!!
We'd love to sometime. Thanks for supporting our channel!
Great information! Best demo video I've found and it works. Can't wait for part 2. Have you watched the Babylon Bee's 6 part series on a Californians moving to Texas?
Excellent !
You said nothing about the reins. I needed that.
Looks like he keeps them pretty neutral and then does some very slight corrections when doing the side pass to keep the horses head straight. That's what i observed anyway lol
Zach,
Do I need spurs to accomplish this maneuver with my 5 year old? I have not ridden with them.
Thank you great video!
You don't have to have them, per se, but depending on how motivated your horse is, it sure helps. Spurs should only be used as the last part of the cue, if needed. I always ride with them to keep my horses responsive to the leg by itself.
👍
Thank you so much!!