Long and low with Michael Peace

'This mare was trying to kill us and her self when tacking up.We would need two people and it would be stressful" SE
This is the second visit with Michael Peace "the significant thing is she has changed her understanding of what's being asked of her and also therefore her attitude towards the people administering it'. She went on to win her first race.

[@Bluemoonfarm17]

So many so-called horse “trainers” with tens of thousands of subscribers, and then Mr. Peace, one of the best actual horsemen I’ve ever seen has so few relative views. I guess most people want flash and gadgets and fancy camera work. It’s a shame. Please keep posting videos! It is much appreciated!

[@dalal3982]

What a lovely trainer and horse, well done 👏🏻👏🏻

[@fion1flatout]

That was really useful. When I get on a different horse they usually end up walking with their noses near the floor, and I wondered if it was ok. I was always told to get more contact but always felt that was wrong

[@woestewolden1379]

Wat een geweldige trainer. Zo respectvol naar het paard en heel duidelijk naar de eigenaar. Een aanrader om zijn boeken eens te lezen. Geweldig veel informatie.

[@sharonnash3063]

Long and low is something I've always preached when starting horses or working with what people call problem horses so I fully understand what's going on here in the video but I really wish you'd give more of the back story on the horse for people to learn from. It would watch much better with context, the why what how story. Maybe explain some of the problems of having a horse going hollow in the back and neck to promote better horsemanship to future riders