Rushing Fences: How to school a horse that rushes at jumps

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    Today on Evention we demonstrate how to school your horse over various jumps. This tutorial helps to teach inexperienced horses and riders how to slow your approach and take the jump with ease. We also have a new Evention Tip of the Day, and stayed tuned to the very end of this weeks's episode for an important message. Good Riding Mates.
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  • @FreefallerXX
    @FreefallerXX Před 5 lety +37

    So I set this up. She galloped at it, stopped when she realized there was a pole, leapt from a standstill over the pole and the jump, and proceeds to trip over the last pole. We’re making progress.

  • @bjisawesome26
    @bjisawesome26 Před 8 lety +204

    my horse doesnt even only rush fences. she just rushes. every cue is a canter cue to her

    • @extendingthetrot7916
      @extendingthetrot7916 Před 8 lety +9

      +blackjack21 My horse has a serious anticipation problem, if he loses his mind a little bit after i've cantered him I just trot him around and work on circles/figure eights/etc and also ask him for a soft feel (drop his head) to keep his attention on me. Not until he settles and responds to my seat do I let him walk.

    • @bjisawesome26
      @bjisawesome26 Před 8 lety +6

      Extending The Trot That certainly works with Penny, but it's after almost every jump or canter. She's only five, so it doesn't really surprise me that she's this hot, but it gets exhausting to spend ten minutes calming her down after 30 seconds of jumping. Usually I wouldn't complain about exhaustion, but exhaustion leads to frustration which leads to Penny acting up even more. She's... A lot of work, for just one little Mustang. =/

    • @extendingthetrot7916
      @extendingthetrot7916 Před 8 lety +3

      I know exactly how you feel!! My horse goes into this crazy forward trot after I bring him down from a canter no matter what. It's so uncomfortable and time consuming to deal with this every time! I haven't even attempted a jump with him in forever! Lol

    • @bjisawesome26
      @bjisawesome26 Před 8 lety +2

      That's exactly what Penny does!

    • @tttaryn1465
      @tttaryn1465 Před 7 lety +2

      blackjack21 is

  • @wowti
    @wowti Před 6 lety +128

    I trıed trottıng a small jump, she galloped.

    • @mysticalhorse3403
      @mysticalhorse3403 Před 6 lety +6

      That's not good

    • @equinejumper8508
      @equinejumper8508 Před 6 lety +12

      Same my pony bolts to a small jump and when she bolts she does not stop so I had to ran her into the wall just to holt

    • @slay1958
      @slay1958 Před 6 lety +3

      Same but he went into a super fast canter and suddenly stopped. Luckily he's quite small so I was fine

    • @rhodesequine9595
      @rhodesequine9595 Před 5 lety +1

      Same... same

    • @marciburt9344
      @marciburt9344 Před 5 lety +3

      Same when is a small jump my pony bolts at it and when the jump gets higher he gets lazy

  • @HmainTomlinson
    @HmainTomlinson Před 9 lety +27

    +Siena Spanyer
    Remember that when circling, you have 4 points to work. Your inside hand, outside hand, inside leg, and outside leg.
    The inside leg : Creates the bend
    Outside hand: Keeps the pace
    Inside leg: Pushes the horse out, so he's bending through the ribs
    Outside leg: Stops the hindquarters swinging out.
    Also, make sure you are looking round the circle, you shoulders turned lightly to the inside, and you hips straight. Ideally you will be able to see the horses inside eye round the bend.
    Also remember that a circle has no straight sides, it's all curved.
    My last tip is to place poles around a circle, so you have a rough guide, and the poles will help keep the horses pace! Hope I helped xxx

  • @zipzip7823
    @zipzip7823 Před 8 lety +24

    thats an amazing arena!!

  • @zoegoodhand3182
    @zoegoodhand3182 Před 7 lety +95

    Her stirrups r uneven and its rlly annoying me 🙄

  • @morohime8217
    @morohime8217 Před 9 lety +16

    I have a question. could you make a video of how to get a stressed horse relaxed when trotting/cantering? If we go in circkles, she tries to run off it. She aslso just goes faster and faster -.- please help me. its a 132 icelandic

  • @jessicagoldsworthy2014
    @jessicagoldsworthy2014 Před 10 lety +2

    I've been riding a local yards mare for a month now within the first few weeks riding I realised how much she rushes head first into jumps, I saw this video, and decided to try it with her, after a few times doing this exercise I found my by using my voice more with this helped a lot, she now waits in walk until I ask for trot into the jump and waits in trot u til I ask for canter into the jump, this exercise has helped so much in furthering mine and her riding! Thank you evention!

  • @SunflowerMaze
    @SunflowerMaze Před 11 lety +4

    This is very helpful! My horse tends to rush anything under about three foot, which can be very aggravating when I am trying to warm up!

  • @bartgagaX
    @bartgagaX Před 6 lety +117

    That's not rushing- come see my ex racehorse.. now that is rushing

    • @taliamaya2181
      @taliamaya2181 Před 5 lety +4

      We have a ex race horse who has been on box rest for almost 6 months and trust me when she's back in work she's gonna be off

    • @libbymarie2734
      @libbymarie2734 Před 5 lety

      Ffion Lewis sane haha

    • @aleeshamcardle3155
      @aleeshamcardle3155 Před 5 lety

      Same that’s why I’m here 😂

    • @adrianapitts4765
      @adrianapitts4765 Před 5 lety +2

      Ffion Lewis sammmeeeeeee. When I first got him, he was 16 and was still like half green. After 3 years he’s actually a decent hunter but he still has his rushing momenta

    • @hayleehampton1352
      @hayleehampton1352 Před 4 lety

      Lol I have an ex barrel pony so he gallops and bolts at most jumps it’s horrible

  • @flashbacksj
    @flashbacksj Před 10 lety

    Hi evention! Thankyou for posting these excercise a I used all three helping to re school a 13yr old very forward going pony who has been worrying her young rider by rushing and launching at fences and it's going to take time but she really started to work well with these/ grids. Thankyou xx

  • @shainafletcher5359
    @shainafletcher5359 Před 10 lety

    I havent tried the first two exercises, but the figure of eight excersise works like a dream. My horse is extremely forward and she has to go fast everywhere thats her only pace. At the moment she is running on 62 acres full of green grass, so she is full of energy. I am slowly getting her back into work, and i have put up a paddock fence to limit her feed and running space. This will give me time to actually make a difference when i work her. I tried this figure of eight excersise just yesterday. I believe that this workout will only work with several half halts and diagonal changes, as you come from the outside of the circle to the inside. Thankyou evention TV i really appreciate your tips.

  • @mohammadyamini
    @mohammadyamini Před 8 lety

    your videos are one of the best one could find on the internet! Thanx from Iran. :)

  • @imuglyasshit3416
    @imuglyasshit3416 Před 4 lety +5

    omg thank you I'm kinda scared to jump with my pony bc she rushes so badly. And if I stop jumping it would be a shame bc we both enjoy it and she got real talent!

  • @jessiestearns5790
    @jessiestearns5790 Před 10 měsíci

    Tried this exercise last night. Great results. I have and ex barrel horse that gets extremely hot. We actually maintained a civilized demeanour! I believe the halting exercise at the beginning helped. We only did up to cantering the cross rail. Wanted to end on a good note as he was sooo super! Will make it a vertical next time and do the cavelleti. Thank you.

  • @cammywehner9920
    @cammywehner9920 Před 9 lety +6

    This will definitely help with my thoroughbred!

  • @h4l812
    @h4l812 Před 9 lety

    this will really help me a lot with one of our horses at my barn. Thank you!

  • @rachelhedderman5424
    @rachelhedderman5424 Před 8 lety +44

    What should I do with a horse that jumps over trot poles? We tried the takeoff and landing poles and it turned into a bounce line.

    • @Just2equestriangirls
      @Just2equestriangirls Před 8 lety +4

      Just keep walking your horse over it until they don't jump it... Then go to the trot and keep doing it until he/she doesn't jump it anymore... Then keep repeating

    • @rachelhedderman5424
      @rachelhedderman5424 Před 8 lety

      Just2EquestrianGirls Thanks. :)

    • @RunningwththeWolves
      @RunningwththeWolves Před 8 lety +3

      Do trot poles before you set up a jump, but yeah walk over them at first then get into trot

    • @charleshills1408
      @charleshills1408 Před 6 lety +1

      Probably needs a standing martingale, but if you don’t wanna use one, keep light pressure with both hands and legs

    • @equityleave4803
      @equityleave4803 Před 6 lety

      Rachel Hedderman here are some other ways to stop rushing fences.hope they work
      * the horse is speeding up anticipating the jump. Trot up to a tiny cross rail, and a stride or 2 before pull them sideways out of the jump. It’s not refusing the jump because refusals are different, this time your telling the horse to do it and it’s your plan.
      *trot up the jump(and make sure they are tiny ones)and pull them to a halt in front of the jump( once again trying to stop the anticipation. The horse will now know that there’s other ways to head to jump and will be prepared for others , kinda like opening a door of different types of thinking into the horse, this could conclude to having sloppy, and unprepared jumps, and may not be a long term solution. ) do this a couple more times ,after the horse has opened into other types of thinking he will head to the jump anticipating the stop or turn, not the jump. Then you will head to it again and jump over it. Mix it up sometimes just so that he won’t be anticipating one or the other so much.

  • @tosiakrystek1393
    @tosiakrystek1393 Před 5 lety

    I loved your video it helped alot. I also try courses with narrow jumps and he doesnt rush anymore

  • @FaithGreer-jz7fh
    @FaithGreer-jz7fh Před 7 měsíci

    Thank u so much for sharing this my horse rushes into jumps I will definitely try this to see if it works for her thank u so much

  • @12345678912345674813
    @12345678912345674813 Před 9 lety +33

    well my horse likes to jump both fence and pole as one... help?

  • @kinseysage1004
    @kinseysage1004 Před 8 lety +49

    Whats the best way to deal with a horse that rushes everything walk trot etc. She is very hyper and i have tried lunging her good but doesnt seem to work seems the more i work her the hyper she gets !

    • @SMV1199
      @SMV1199 Před 8 lety +3

      I'm not an expert in any way but what helps me with my pony is trying to really loosen myself up and sit really deep in my seat while circling and half halting when needed to slow him down. Again I'm not an expert in any way and idk what you've been doing but it helps me to do this ^_^

    • @kinseysage1004
      @kinseysage1004 Před 8 lety +1

      i have just been pulling back really hard but it does not seem to faze her in anyway she just goes faster so i think next time i am working with her i will try this ! thank you :D

    • @SMV1199
      @SMV1199 Před 8 lety +1

      yeah np! In my experience, the more you pull the faster they go so you really want to move away from using that as your main way of slowing them ^-^

    • @erinjones4808
      @erinjones4808 Před 8 lety +1

      once again i am not an expert in a way but what helps my horse is when you have lunged him walk trot canter make him
      go backwards even when you are in the saddle example if u are in the middle of a jumping course make him go backwards
      but when he is doing what u ask him to do give him some *rain?? sry i don't know how to spell rain so if you don't give him some
      rain he will just stronger and he will get a bad
      mouth even if is is for 2 seconds give him **rain** if not do small circles and try it again so interrupt him in every thing that
      ur doing often if not idk *_* hope it works THING BACKWARDS don't worry it will take time

    • @kathrynroney1663
      @kathrynroney1663 Před 7 lety

      Kinsey Sage half holt and relax

  • @lilyturnbull7342
    @lilyturnbull7342 Před 10 lety

    Thank you so much you helped me a lot i had a juming comp in a week and my horse started rushing lucky i fixed it thanks to this video

  • @eleniwise2229
    @eleniwise2229 Před 4 lety

    Omg when warming up I thought he was wearing an inflated air jacket! 😂 great video!!

  • @carmenwest4697
    @carmenwest4697 Před 8 lety

    thank you for this video becouse my horse is soo far into this rushing thing that its braking me, i really love this video with all these tips to help my boy focus and slow down.

  • @delialeonard8923
    @delialeonard8923 Před 6 lety

    thank you this worked for me my horse is good but rushes at the jumps and he jumps super high even over a little pole and little jump thank you

  • @MyNamiejj
    @MyNamiejj Před 10 lety

    Thank you soooo much! I'm going to use this to my horse. I'm sure that this will help me!

  • @toveanastarstable5266
    @toveanastarstable5266 Před 8 lety

    A VERY GOOD exercise, works very well!

  • @sarahrosencrans2402
    @sarahrosencrans2402 Před 9 lety

    had this problem just the other day on a young mare I ride. She is naturally a very fast and forward mover and likes to rush through everything, whether its a simple pure flatwork ride or jumps and ground poles, the turning exercise worked wonders to help her stay balanced and calm. They were decent before but with the circles and turns beforehand she and I were able to do very well and be extremely accurate with the task because her forward energy and nature was channeled into keeping her balance and maintaining bend around the turn, not just into pure speed. Also changing things up helped a lot as well, by constantly changing things she couldn't anticipate and rush, she had to wait to figure out what was coming. Found it ironic I found this video the day after I did the same exact thing.

  • @meredithwhittingslow
    @meredithwhittingslow Před 10 lety +1

    Were is your stables its so nice thanks the info really helps

  • @saffronmccarthy1806
    @saffronmccarthy1806 Před 5 lety +2

    I used to go on this pony and he would rush jumps so bad but I went on this horse and I was just expecting her to rush it but she didn’t she’s a gem 💎

  • @xXAverageLifeXx
    @xXAverageLifeXx Před 11 lety

    you people are so helpful with my horse by telling me these things to do with him! and what country are you in?

  • @kacikemp6740
    @kacikemp6740 Před 6 lety

    thank you so much for this video!! Im so excited to tgry these on my horse!!

  • @audreyroberts3629
    @audreyroberts3629 Před 8 lety

    +Evention TV my medium sized pony is rushing through the the diagonal and my idea is that when I am flatting her I put rails down and then cater and then try to halt. What do you think?

  • @LaurenLambChop
    @LaurenLambChop Před 11 lety

    I just posted this but will post here so you see. :)
    My horse rushed jumps when his saddle didn't fit correctly, poor chap was probably like "Lets get this over with". Now his saddle fits he's perfect and loves it!

  • @lisawhimperley5330
    @lisawhimperley5330 Před 4 lety

    Do you have a video about the ground work needed for a youngster before jumping please and then how to incorporate jumping? Thanks

  • @drewireland3668
    @drewireland3668 Před 5 lety

    Could you guys do a demonstration on how to feel more confident going into a combination.

  • @emmadekker9251
    @emmadekker9251 Před 8 lety +4

    Does anyone have any tips on memorizing a jumpers course?

  • @shannonabel5322
    @shannonabel5322 Před 3 lety

    Do you have any more tips my horse is a arab/quarter horse he used to be a barrel horse and now he just wants to run all the time and i have had him about a year now and i have tried this exercise before and it helped a little bit but every time i do a grid or something he just runs through it and i try to have a soft contact but then he tries to run but if i keep much contact on him he acts like he is going to rear so i dont know

  • @evasachs60
    @evasachs60 Před 5 lety

    I have a question at my riding school we have riding comps and me and my friend want to rid the same horse so when should I go first or second????

  • @hollymizelle4053
    @hollymizelle4053 Před 4 lety

    Anyone have advise for a horse learning to jump, hes a quarter horse and he’s already getting better but he’s always second guessing and I want him to be able to jump a good height later but I don’t know if he will be able to do it

  • @broganpearson7126
    @broganpearson7126 Před 8 lety +1

    Hi, my horse roulette always misses strides because she is soooo strong and speedy do u have any suggestions? Btw amazing video

  • @emilygracevlogss
    @emilygracevlogss Před 5 lety

    I have used all of these methods and they work for me

  • @leoniabligh6550
    @leoniabligh6550 Před 10 lety

    Hello im hoping I could get some advice, ive just brought a ex racer he is 15 and 16hh he has been trained but all he does is as soon and we trot his head goes right up and trots sideways but he does settle but if im going overoles he has to have head up cantering on the spot yet its just a pole on the ground, also when he canters his head goes up and even though I have a running martingale it seems to have no difference. Xx

  • @alexisbaldwin7607
    @alexisbaldwin7607 Před 10 lety

    I have those same human society gloves and great video btw

  • @cyberspaceout
    @cyberspaceout Před 8 lety

    thank you your video it is great . thanks for the good work

  • @elliscottish1736
    @elliscottish1736 Před 8 lety

    My pony gets really hyper when she sees a jump or pole and goes galloping towards the jump then runs out just before the jump but hopefully I am gonna try these exercises. any advice for a pony that refuses alot but freaks out after thinking you are gonna smack her?

  • @MillieGirl1026
    @MillieGirl1026 Před 6 lety

    my horse likes to buck right after jumps, or do the rocking horse while cantering. ways to fix that?

  • @rakiki8198
    @rakiki8198 Před 5 lety +3

    I NEEDED this!! THANK YOUUU

  • @stephaniesmith5974
    @stephaniesmith5974 Před 4 lety

    Ty for the great lesson!

  • @captin81crash
    @captin81crash Před 11 lety

    Great video. You have a really lovely yard. I am enjoying the videos where you concentrate on the horses but do you think you might be able to make something that would work on the rider, for example I get nervous before a jump and over think things and I know I cant be the only one. So do you think you could make a video on how to correct common rider problems?

  • @roisincarter4302
    @roisincarter4302 Před 8 lety

    I have a horse and when we are doing cross country I never know when she is going to do a long jump or put in an extra stride and I had a bad fall just yesterday because of this how can I realise which one she is going to do please help

  • @HollisterPony9
    @HollisterPony9 Před 11 lety +1

    im in love with that ring!

  • @oliviawolfstorm4043
    @oliviawolfstorm4043 Před 6 lety

    What if the horse rushes the poles as well, doesn't look where it's going and as a result ends up running through the jump instead of going over it?
    I have a chestnut TB mare, very sensitive mouth, always ridden in a snaffle as will flip over on top of you even with a wilkie or a hanging cheek. I've tried exercises similar to this but she rushes poles too, even when there's no jump involved. In my opinion, i think she now just associates poles with going fast with her nose in the air. I've tried a standing martingale but she flips over in that. I also tried a market harbrough but she's worse in that cos she tries to fight it.
    An exercise I use quite often is cantering towards the jump then asking her to stop in front of it, doing this a few times until she assumes we're stopping in front of it. I then ask her to keep going and she jumps it nicely. The only problem with this is that I have to do this with every single different jump I do and I obviously can't do this when we're out competing. She never does any of this behaviour with XC fences as she knows they won't move so she does back off jumping those but I can't just do XC on its own and she's very talented at dressage. I bought her an an eventing prospect because she does have scope and she does have talent on the flat but I'm stuck with her showjumping.

  • @adisonheinemann1892
    @adisonheinemann1892 Před 3 lety

    my welsh cob mare is fiery sometimes and trots VERY fast at the jump, how do I stop her?

  • @freakychick7045
    @freakychick7045 Před 10 lety

    Thanks will u make one on horses refusing jumps

  • @DavedeM96
    @DavedeM96 Před 11 lety

    Hi Dom, can you tell me where your top boots are from in this video? Thanks!

  • @staceykearns315
    @staceykearns315 Před 7 lety +16

    my horse sometimes likes to rush after the fence any help??

    • @isabelrichards9117
      @isabelrichards9117 Před 7 lety +1

      It is often helpful to do a check and give. That is were you slowly apply pressure to the bit and then give. Also putting 2 or 3 ground poles after the jump will help the horse collect and hopefully slow down also after the jumps halt in a straight line. If the horse doesn't stop act like you are just gonna let the horse run into the rail (he/she will stop) hope this helps happy jumping ;)

    • @staceykearns315
      @staceykearns315 Před 7 lety +3

      thank you I have tried the stoping after and it was working but the other night someone got involved in my training And he hit the jump with his knees and now he rushes again I'm back to square 1 and he has lost his confidence... I'm not happy about that person getting involved because I never asked them for there help and they where really putting me down and making me feel like shit I hope your idea works I will try it today again thanks xx

    • @isabelrichards9117
      @isabelrichards9117 Před 7 lety +1

      +Stacey Kearns I hope this really helps! You can also work on in like a 5/6 stride combination stop right after the first one make him stand and back up (to make sure he has enough room to go on) and do a slow collected trot over the second one and stop again. I have worked with a little mare named Lucy that has the same problem. All horses are different I guess but this really worked for me! I really hope this helps!! Even doing simple exercises like trots poles or having the jumps just ground poles. I have been through this and it is very frustrating so i feel ya. Again happy jumping! Keep confident and you will get it!

  • @nightlychat
    @nightlychat Před 5 lety

    Hello, what is the surface of your riding arena?

  • @seassempiternal
    @seassempiternal Před 5 lety

    Can you guys make a video for horses that chip before the fence? Mine used to rush fences and now he’s changed to chipping...

  • @veeh.9584
    @veeh.9584 Před 2 lety

    This might help me and my mare, issue is that we have up and down hills and there's no flat spot- in her pasture all she wants to do is go to the gate and it makes it twice as hard.

  • @sarahj4690
    @sarahj4690 Před 7 lety

    I'm still kind of new with working with horses and I am trying to get my newest horse to not be scared of jumps. Does anyone have any tips on how to calm him down because I'm out of ideas?

  • @nicolettapierini2345
    @nicolettapierini2345 Před 10 lety +80

    i love their idea of rushing -_-

  • @mollie-gracedakin624
    @mollie-gracedakin624 Před 8 lety

    I have tryed all the pole exercises but my youngster she's 5 she is my first pony that was broke when I got her but was only broke in November 2015 she just adores jumping I have broke young horses but never had the problem of a rushing pony so we have had to start turning her away once she locks on (what my instructor who competes a BE novice) I just don't want to do this I feel as if she will start pulling out she is brave as they come but that's good for a workers pony but she needs to slow down a bit has anyone got any suggestions??

  • @xsophie.equinex4840
    @xsophie.equinex4840 Před 4 lety

    anyone help, i have a horse that likes to jump hes around 16hh and likes to go to the jump and will jump it but just lacks the effort going over it feels any ideas i don’t use a crop or spurs as i’ve only had him a little while n wanted to see what he’s like without one? xx

  • @MMFequestrian
    @MMFequestrian Před 10 lety

    Can u guys make a video on how to teach your horse how to do flying changes? I've been taught how to ask but never how to train them into horses. My old horse was a welsh pony and I was teaching them to him so I asked one of my friends at my barn and she told me to set up poles, ask for the flying over the jump exactly how you would while just doing them in the flat. I did and it worked on him but now I have an OTTB and I've tried that but it just hasn't worked so far. So if you could make a video on how to train them into horses, it would really help me to win more classes in shows and make my life quite a bit easier!

  • @charlottecootgrave6324
    @charlottecootgrave6324 Před 11 lety

    hi i have started riding this x hunter horse its part thurabred and she rushes a lot just around the arena please may you put a video up about how to help this habbit thank you.

  • @thetwostisers1614
    @thetwostisers1614 Před 4 lety

    What if your horse rushed grids too? Even super complex ones?

  • @Sn00py261
    @Sn00py261 Před 11 lety

    What's your opinion on running martingales? Do you think they help or interfere?

  • @2015rgs
    @2015rgs Před 11 lety

    I have tried everything to slow my pony down when jumping. No matter whether I walk, trot or canter into the jump, circle before it, if it's only 1 foot or 3 foot, he always gallops/charges the last few strides. I've tried all your exercises but he still rushed the last 3 strides. Any other advice or tips I could try?

  • @meggiekhantsis1589
    @meggiekhantsis1589 Před 5 lety

    My horse Callie has started refusing more often than she usually does and it’s frustrating because I don’t know how to fix this. I think it’s partly my fault because the more she refuses, the more nervous I get and I get more unsure whether she’ll take the next jump so I think she senses that and it makes her want to take the jump even less. She also rushes every jump, no matter if it’s a 2’ xpole or a 3’ oxer and I can’t slow her down, not even by sitting back hard or no matter how hard I pull on the reins or no matter how many half halts I do. It’s gotten to the point where I’m scared of bringing her to shows because I think she’s going to rush the jumps and refuse others and I’m going to get send out of the arena or I’ll fall. What could help me fix this?

  • @machhorse333
    @machhorse333 Před 8 lety

    I have a pony that like to stop at all of the jumps can you give me some tips

  • @horseloveneverends
    @horseloveneverends Před 11 lety

    Great video

  • @taylorarnsdorff6200
    @taylorarnsdorff6200 Před 11 lety

    You always help me alot THANKS!!

  • @frejaequestrian1232
    @frejaequestrian1232 Před 6 lety

    I’ve tried this exercise before and my mare still rushes A LOT, and I all my instructors said to not hold her back as she will fight back even more but I don’t know what to do. Help?

  • @RunLikeAFilly
    @RunLikeAFilly Před 11 lety

    My mare is very speedy . I have been trying to just ride on the buckle and talk to her. She has gotten a lot better. I also small circle before a jump and a small circle after.

  • @nathanguest4458
    @nathanguest4458 Před 11 lety

    Do you have video for horses which drop they shoulders please?????

  • @crayeventer2848
    @crayeventer2848 Před 4 lety

    I know I’m late, but my horse rushes when we see jumps, but only when we are going around them, any tips?

  • @theresarondeauvuk9676
    @theresarondeauvuk9676 Před 11 lety

    Do these comments/questions actually get answered? Wondering if they moved/rolled out the ground rails when they went from trot x to a canter vertical.

  • @klsunsnowluck
    @klsunsnowluck Před 11 lety

    If she's speeding towards the jump make a circle or a few circles until she calms down(just make sure to do it back far enough so she won't learn to run out). After the fence immediately bring her back to a halt as soon as you can. You can also put a bunch of trot poles toward a fence.

  • @amyslater5081
    @amyslater5081 Před 7 lety

    I ride in a lesson so I don't decided what we do (I don't own the horse) the hoses won't move before the jump but once moving won't stop I'm not a beginner and have been riding for 12 years (since I was 3) another problem I have is that no matter what I do the horse won't stop jumping or not,dose anyone have any advice for me?

  • @Nibbles2point0
    @Nibbles2point0 Před 10 lety

    great lesson. thanks!!

  • @walterortiz4466
    @walterortiz4466 Před 11 lety

    you guys are cooool you explain things so good :D love your guys horses

  • @anacxchapman
    @anacxchapman Před 5 lety

    What about ones that slow down and then walk over jumps?

  • @ameliacollins8311
    @ameliacollins8311 Před 7 lety

    I have a pony that hasn't been jumped for 7 years but has recently been brought back into it over the last 5 months. She is a 19 year old 14hh Connie and when jumping she can become extremely strong and rushes towards the fence. This mainly occurs at home. I lost my confidence a few months ago in jumping due to a bad fall and now getting used to honeys jump is really hard in the fact she rushes and is extremely strong. Is there anything u could suggest that I either buy tack wise for her to stop her from being so strong or is there anything else u could suggest that would help slow her up and not lean on the bit

    • @ameliacollins8311
      @ameliacollins8311 Před 7 lety

      If u could please message me on Facebook or reply to this comment that would be amazing x

  • @hayleehampton1352
    @hayleehampton1352 Před 4 lety

    After reading all these comments I’m glad to find out I’m not the only one with these problems

  • @eventingpony3487
    @eventingpony3487 Před 6 lety

    Whats the best way to deal wiv a spookey horse my pony cant jump a cross pole wivout spooking its got so bad that when im just trotting around she could just spook and there really nasty😕😕😕please help....

  • @cshotter
    @cshotter Před 11 lety

    Great video. I'm going to try it with my mare

  • @jessicapowell5586
    @jessicapowell5586 Před 8 lety

    what is the name of your opening music 😊

  • @ameliaeq
    @ameliaeq Před rokem

    i’ve tried similar things like this with my hot headed horse i do a bounce jump then 4 stride bigger jump and it works alot bc hes so hot headed that he bounces towards the jump

  • @sadieking5734
    @sadieking5734 Před 8 lety

    I ride an Arab that gets real exited when there is any form of obstacle in the arena. Any suggestions to help?

  • @shelby7363
    @shelby7363 Před 8 lety

    Hi,
    Could someone please help me!!? My mare is soooo bad for rushing that she will catapult herself at the jump and trip over it.... She underestimates the small ones and will slide to a stop and leap the bigger ones... She's a 16.1 hh Thoroughbred and is only 6... She is fresh and we are the first home of hers that she has jumped.... If i do a grid or even just two jumps she will just rush. I'm starting to use this tactic and it seems to be working or though she still rushes a bit. She gets extremely excitable in our jump paddock too. She has jumped up to 1.20 cm. I'm her first child rider and so she thinks she can get away with things, I'm quite a good experienced rider and so I can handle her when she heats up or though I want to start competitively jumping and showing so I would appreciate help.
    Please and Thank You
    BooBooSummerToo

  • @sbequestrian9984
    @sbequestrian9984 Před 4 lety

    Worked wonders!!

  • @charlystarly24
    @charlystarly24 Před 11 lety

    I've ridden some horses which get very speedy before and after the jumps, they will gallop into and away from a small cross pole if you let them get away with it. We put two poles parellel together on the floor about 3 strides out from the jump like a run way, and we do the same after. What we do is we trot towards the cross pole, stop sqaure between the two poles and then walk 1 stride and ask for trot, the horse pops the jump and will try to bolt away from the fence. We know this will happen

  • @apriljulie9234
    @apriljulie9234 Před 11 lety

    I used to ride a pony called Ginger. He loved to jump! Whenever I'd approach the jump at a trot, he'd take off at a really fast canter. Even when I tried to pull him back, he'd keep going! Hopefully these exercises will help me out a bit! :)

  • @rebeccakehoe208
    @rebeccakehoe208 Před 7 lety

    my horse keeps stoping even though im fine and my trainer is getting made at he nit me and i dont know what to do??

  • @randomnescool1006
    @randomnescool1006 Před 7 lety

    I love eventino TV because hey help me with my horse and getting better at rudei5

  • @RuachHorsemanship
    @RuachHorsemanship Před 11 lety

    This is a good video and good advice but it seems as if instead of doing her crest release she is pulling back on the horse's reins...not sure if that was a mistake or what...

  • @amieet
    @amieet Před 10 lety

    Longer stirrup is on the mounting side. Probably the leather has stretched is all.
    Wouldn't even notice until it's pointed out to you because it happens gradually

  • @courtneycloverbrooke4744

    I don’t think this can help me sadly, I own a palomino a Welsh sec C 13.2hh he knows his job as a pure jumper and jumps up to 1.2m.. but his only problem is his speed and though he can control himself and get over it he rushes EXTREMELY fast and my 2 point can’t be spot on for the speed to have to get into it. Please help !!