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Teaching Your Horse to Stop Off Your Seat...Again!
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- čas přidán 15. 08. 2024
- We covered this subject a few years ago on a bay mare but we thought we would revisit it with Cinder. He's a 6 year old horse from Baja that had been ridden in a tie down. Pat wants the horse to learn to tune in to his rider's seat rather than relying on pulling on the reins. This doesn't mean that you ride with a big loop in your rein all the time. The horse still has to learn to carry himself in collection. But this exercise is the foundation of everything else we teach horses that have been ridden for miles and whose riders rarely used their bodies to communicate with their horses. Remember, it's ugly before it's pretty so hang in there until the end. For more information, visit our website, www.thediscipli... . Please take a moment to hit the Like button, Subscribe to our channel, and Share our videos with your friends. It helps us out a lot. Thank you for watching!
Watched this 10 months ago and again now. I really appreciate y'all.
"How well can I present myself to my horse" is what I think every training session. Thanks guys 🤠
"If you wanna get up and throw up or whatever that's fine. . ." and "There's a group for that on Tuesday." Laughing helps the learning, Pat. Thanks for that.
These are great lessons on how to ride a horse. Thank you.
Great training session, thanks for sharing! Love how you teach him to move off of snaffle pressure and seat. You can clearly see the overdeveloped under neck muscle from being ridden in a tie down 😐but so great to see how you teach him to find the right answer and release him. Awesome to see what you can do in relatively short time, thanks again for making these videos 👍
I always ask the horse if I can get on! Good to know I do things like a professional horseman. I've learned to do the breathing thing from Pat, as well. It really works.
I really love and appreciate how thorough you are with your explanations on all of your videos :) thanks Pat and Deb!
What a gift to the world these videos are. Thanks Pat and Deb.
Pure Knowledge and Experience. Such a treat. Thank you .
Second time watching this video. Thank you.
I do not think you can REPEAT THIS STUFF TOO MUCH .. AS with ALL horse training, REPETITION is one of the KEYS, another is REPEAT IT LOTS correct...the horse WILL figure ti out .. Just do it correctly and do it a LOT and pretty soon it will REALLY be Good ..thank YOU both for putting in the time to show us all this FANTASTIC information.. You guys are GREAT
..Thank you Again ..
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Thanks!
Great message here, leave your ego at the door and be a fair teacher/partner.
Thank you always to clearly state what we need to use on our body to communicate to the equine
Thanks from Northern Maine.
Great video I see the difference in your body position. Going to work with this concept this year. I want to get him reacting to my body seat.
Hello how are you doing today...?
Love the videos I wish you had a cowboy college there, I would def like to learn more about cowboying from ya'll in person.
I really like that horse an his age. I need a beautiful black trail riding horse.
Thanks for revisiting this . What are the other 6 reasons for the cricket .? Doing good on the back up with my two seniors and enjoying the communication we are developing. Trying to work out my own timing for asking the front foot to step out to start the turn around. Really liking your bit .
Great stuff.....takes no time at all...
Gr8 demonstration pat sure do miss riding horses specially colts!!!
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@@geneabel9167 nice place 😁😁😁😁... I'm from Denver Colorado.. how are the weather temperature over there right now 👍
@@johnmichael7425 been pretty warm mid 90’s windy dusty see on the the news y’all pretty toasty eh
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You are so nice to talk with...do you have any place we can talk more better 😊😁?
Very nice - love your videos👍
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loved the lesson. loved the horse very much 😊😊
Excellent advice, as always
Would love to see the end of the ride backup to the tack area.
Horses will try a lot of "stuff" as they figure out the right answer to something they don't know (or, something they've been taught wrong). That "stuff" is usually pretty ugly. You gotta go through the tunnel as they say, there's no cake without broken eggs. I find that often, the longer it takes for a horse to figure out the right answer, the more the concept sticks with him when he finally does. Because doing all the wrong "stuff" and getting no release, makes the release for the right answer mean so much more
Nice 👍 thanks you guys
Yes a little more details helped me to understand your process much better still not crystal clear when you said you dish your back ? Not sure what you mean by dish , then said you sit up lean back are your thighs squeezing in while legs are out ? Also breaking at poll ,3rd vertebrae, withers not sure what that means to you ?
hi i Love your videos i am learning so much! could you possibly address saddling a cinchy horse, i am a new rider. thank you
I do not mind a repeat of a backing/collection video, as a student of the horse I need repeats!
Thank you for showing where you started from (how horse reacts) to where you got too with horse - being happy to back up - all of the little steps:) Devil is in the detail:)
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@@johnmichael7425 Hi, I'm from Nova Scotia, I love being with the horses - inparticular from the training/teaching point of view:)
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What are the seven reasons for the cricket that you mentioned? Also, what is a cricket?
He has a video on the bit that he developed that has a moving part in the centre. That moving part can be manipulated by the tongue and it makes the cricket sound.
We are one of the few horse channels that takes the time to answer viewer questions and I don’t mind at all answering questions that are pertinent to our videos. But when it comes to really basic things like terminology, I do appreciate it when people can do some research on their own to expand their knowledge. Then we can have conversations that might help our viewers grasp horsemanship concepts. Once you have an idea of what a cricket is, let me know if you have any other questions. Thanks to Sassy Pants for jumping in and helping out! Your answer is correct.
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Great demo! Most horses don't know there can be a choice to have no pressure!
Have you registered for the Great Florida Cattle Drive yet?
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@@johnmichael7425 am from USA and you too where are you from
@@stevengama652 I'm from Denver Colorado...so how are the weather temperature over there?
What brand of snaffle do you have that has a cricket?
Our own: www.thedisciplinedride.com/store/missing-link-snaffle
What size branding corrals do you use
Do you have any other video on this particular horse? Deb/Pat
What’s your opinion on 310 ranch life
Could you do a video on holding rodear
Thanks, Again, lol!
Self control....controls horses .......fruit of the Spirit