this vid really helped thanks xx I was just wondering on what I could do to improve my position in the trot to canter transition cause that’s where I mess up and struggle. Hope you can answer it 🐴🐴

Good stuff!

could you do a podcast on riding on grass i don't have a arena i school in a large feild? well large as in about 25 by 18

Thank you, very helpful! 🙏🏼❤

i have recently discovered your podcast and it has helped me so much could you do a episode on training your horse when you don't have an area?m also i have wached the episode on helping your lazy horse to move forward my horse is a very chunky cob type and very lazy and when i get to the step of tapping his side with my schooling stick he doesen't notice any tips on that thanks for your amazing videos :) xx

Mary from Montana I will be here in 2024, New Year, starting a new horse, training my own! 🎉❤

I love to listen to your podcasts. Thank you x

all your videos are soooo helpful thank you so much xxx

BLM Mustang's are the MOST amazing horses!!!!

Episode 1306. Mary in Montana. Excellent advice, these feral horses are so honest. People must must must be able to read there language. You must be in you leadership role every second you are with them. In time they will hand over their heart like you have never felt before! Read Monty Roberts. ❤

Absolutely love your advise. Makes so much sense.Totally agree ..it is a rider issue as long as there is no physical issues with your horse.

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This was helpful for me as a novice who usually rides a “laid back horse”. He likes to trot and briefly canter then resumes his trot. So, thanks!

Hey, i find your videos really helpful can you please make more videos?

Very good back to basics that I sometimes forget when I work on more advanced exercices. Tanks for this 😊

Thanks for this information

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