DEFLATING DAY SHOW JUMPING

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Hey guys and welcome back to my channel for another video. Little bit of a deflating one as we headed tk our local venue Colraine Equestrian Centre for a spot of show-jumping. Didn’ all go according to plan but another outing… another day of expetience.
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@LaurenAllport Год назад

Second round was so much improved 👏 really enjoy the voice overs , more engaging😎 good luck when you event soon ish! ☘️

@three_mares_and_a_mule7835 Год назад

I really love watching your journey with her. You put so much effort into your journey. If you're looking to correct behaviour, we know from the studies on how horses learn that correction needs to be delivered within 3 seconds of the behaviour you're trying to correct, otherwise they don't relate the correction to the right behaviour. So I'd suggest that it's probably not worth using your whip as you do, because she won't understand what it's for. Their brains are different than ours. Good luck with it all, she's really lovely ❤

@elinaparkkonen517 Год назад

Amiable Dear Delightful Inspiring Epic + Emphatic Merry Insightful Luminous Yippee!! Go Em and Ad!! 😍👣♥️🐎

@charsparks3513 Год назад

Chris little bit of support is really sweet...mine would never come with me in the first place lol!! 😂❤

@heatherbainbridge818 Год назад

Don’t be deflated you both have came so far you ride beautifully she’s got loads of talent ❤

@kippen64 Год назад

My horse is a menace when not on his supplement. It's a general supplement with magnesium and vitamin B. He's a headshaker and the magnesium helps. The point of this rambling is that if you find what works for your horse, it can make all the difference.

@lilacdratini Год назад

How does the magnesium help the head shaking? My horse sometimes does it, so curious to know and try new things

@kippen64 Год назад

@@lilacdratini Am at work. Will write an answer tonight.

@lilacdratini Год назад

@@kippen64 still waiting please :)

@kippen64 Год назад

@@lilacdratini The first thing you need to do as regards headshaking is to see what your horse's triggers are. My horse is a photic headshaker. So he wears a UV filtering flymask. Another trigger for him is sugar in his feed. If his feed has molasses in it, he goes into a headshaking frenzy. Magnesium is something that I read about on the internet. Magnesium is used a lot in Australia as a calming supplement. I think it calms the nerve in the horse's head that's causing the perceived pain. Because it's perceived pain, painkillers don't work. So I suggest first trying to find the trigger(s) and then start working on solutions. If you want to involve your vet, be sure to have video of your horse headshaking in case the horse doesn't do it when the vet visits.

@marneymcgovern4285 Год назад

Nice job! I wonder if a mare supplement would help as she does seem to have a little bit of that mare attitude???

@chrisdouglass7962 Год назад

Don't let things deflate you! I think you're right, she's at that kind of hard headed know it all teenage stage, you need to watch this back and see how argumentative she's being in her stable 😂 stay the course, you know you both can do this just happy mum's day and don't accept her sass! It's all practice for the next one 😊 remember when you said you didn't want a baby pony? She's not so much a baby anymore and she has to learn the right ways 😁 this is all good because you did practice what you learned, the camp with Fred was very good and you did very well and soon enough she'll do better without arguing ❤😊 Great job!

@debbieredmon5063 Год назад

Don't mind the blabbing. It's nice to hear how you are feeling!!

@jeniferrinehart1107 Год назад

Ah the gears….such good lesson and work on this aspect of your jumping. Love how you keep everything balanced and positive. She is still learning! ❤❤❤

@kaylacrone4099 Год назад

You did a great job! The sass tells me that she is super confident and full of her self. Which honestly is a great thing cause you want a confident horse. She’s so young that she will work it out and eventually realize that you are partners and that’s it’s easier and more fun when you work together. It just takes time and more experience on her part. My gelding and I went through the same thing for a year of competition and now this winter it’s like a light bulb went on and he’s waiting on me and he very confident and hopefully will do the same thing in the show arena this year. Our first show is in May cause I live in Canada and we still have snow lol 😅

@LindsayWoodward-ud1lv Год назад

Like Fred said - she’s a young horse that you are training. You stuck to your plan. The last double was beaut. Look on the the next outing x

@lisakovic5256 Год назад

Bloody ponies!! 😂 we all know Addie has the ability, and I truely believe they are here to teach us - rather than make it too easy for you, she is helping you to learn more and become an even more amazing horsewoman ❤ I wish I had your calm and patience! I was almost in tears last night with my boy, but watching this, I’m taking a leaf from your tree and taking on your attitude. Calm focus and keep moving forward. Thank you for sharing and you’ll never know how much you have inspired me this morning!! Sending you love from Aust xoxo 🤠❤️

@bethany6148 Год назад

She definitely learnt from that first round! I know it can feel so frustrating when things don't go how you want but training a young horse is always such a rollercoaster. Stick at it! Xx

@jessicahigdon3962 Год назад

Great video Em

@garypriestley9288 Год назад

I would imagine it could be frustrating at times. But it's very interesting to watch the good, the bad and the between look forward to seeing how your eventing goes this year? 👍

@maryhunter177 Год назад

Isn’t it wonderful when they progress through the round and jump the second round even better! You’re doing such a great job. It will all come together as she gets stronger and can carry a more collected canter. And remember you have time before the bell to go around the arena and go by the scary areas. Also sometimes it is good to go around the jump after a stop and show them the landing side if that might be helpful. Such a lovely mare and you ride so well!!!

@samantharose4149 Год назад

Hi Emily, I went through something similar last year when my horse was six, we compete at affiliated dressage and my boy had started to become quite spooky and a bit anxious. I suspected possible ulcers or a bit of ulcer related tummy pain. I was recommended a supplement from equine exceed called gastro step 1. Now I am very wary of supplements and wasn't very positive but I gave it a try and I have never looked back. My horse is now on just a maintenance dose but I can honestly say it's been fantastic. It could be worth you giving them a call, they are really helpful and you might just make Addie that bit more comfortable. Good luck

@sparkle.-buggg3610 Год назад

Huge improvement hun she is ready to work harder and more as they have more energy as they get older and doing more and asking more of them helps some of them love to work and addie loves her job

@Squimbelina Год назад

I think you ride Addy beautifully - she's a challenging spooky little madam but has so much talent and you ride her sensitively and positively and do a great job. Have you considered a bitting consultation? It might just be her being argumentative but I wonder if she's not 100% happy in her mouth? Feel free to ignore me, obviously, I don't ride her and know her like you do, but just a thought.

@christinemartindale8715 Год назад

You did alright Emily Addie was having a typical mare day but she’s clever and will get better the more events you go to. Keep up the good work next one she’ll be fine just let her know who’s the boss sassy little monkey lol.tfs😎🏇😎

@LisaPanton Год назад

It’s a long process developing a young horses it’s like being on a rollercoaster isn’t it?! one minute you’re up the next your down and deflated again. Your doing well, getting canter under saddle with my 4yo is still A working process xx stay focused on how far you have already come xxx

@LifeontheLeftRein Год назад

Third 😘

@devils.advocate2354 Год назад

You rode through that well. I believe Addie was looking at person up near building/shed on the fence she stopped at in first round... person moves to other side on your second approach. Finally on 3 approach the person had moved out of her sight. Gearing down requires the hind end to really work/engage... believe why her disagreement comes out.. always working to build up those muscles 💪 overall Addie was good girl especially since you’ll really getting started in the season 😊

@horsingaround-medidaelaine Год назад

Well done and don’t mind the minor spooks and sass… I like when ”real” thoughts and feelings are shared in vlogs because it shows you being real. 💯🤗👍 Onwards and upwards, right? 💪

@dboley1950 Год назад

🙋‍♂️

@lisajames4150 Год назад

Before you add a calmative, I would scope for ulcers.

@garrettsredwhiteblue4772 Год назад

She just excited about the other horse or maybe spooky her superman fall of the jump in horse buck it missed the jump railing 😮

@Ben-lc8tf Год назад

Never been here first! Hi Emily!!!!

@Siobhan_Shivaun Год назад

Such a shame, but on the upside, you got to put Fred's lesson into practice! xx

@victoriakirk2504 Год назад

Why do all baby go though this , mine currently doing it . All the sass 😂 . Your doing amazing though

@patriciaemms1902 Год назад

She has so much scope for a youngster and is very exuberant maybe don't try and make it all perfect, let her fiddle a few jumps in the 80 as her concentration in the 90 was better and it seemed so easy for her, you did really well xx

@meandmyponymoonie Год назад

Early 💗

@candidapratt3675 Год назад

What about getting Mare Support

@lynnemorris7516 Год назад

Typical mare, she is still young, give yourself time it will pass.

@ihay472 Год назад

Here's another probably unhelpful comment. Maybe she needs work on her confidence in general. (In things, in you, and in your partnership) This is coming from another discipline entirely though so I know nothing about the eventing process. Anyway, it can be so deflating training a young horse. Hope your next adventure is on a high note 🙂

@Carhornchannel Год назад

Could be as simple as she’s learning if she can evade work by spooking/arguing

@trudebower1576 Год назад

Been watching for a while and I'm trying not to be unkind, but I'm not seeing any improvement with her even tho she is green. Are you too soft on her? Is she getting regular schooling 4 to 6 days a week? Regular lessons? I like to go weekly for lessons to improve. She looks tough and I think you need to start expecting more.

@kez10011 Год назад

What a crazy thing to say if you have followed for a while! Emily has been working super hard and trains with great coaches and there has been a tremendous amount of progress with this young horse!