Hi Ken. I watched this video twice. Tried it on my horse this morning. Wow! It works. He already did have a good whoa tho. Thank you for all your helpful videos. Im hooked!
So glad I ounce your video thank you for sharing , hits will really help me as I do have an older th At wads a runaway we are slower progressing as the fear elements lfgare less and not as frequent thank you again and God bless!!
Hello, thank you very much for your effort. That you give so we can learn about horses and their advice and encouragement you give to everyone that’s very value for me, especially when you bring in the Lord God thank you to honor God the way😊😊👍
Can you explain a little more about when you use both reins how you off set each side maybe I’m dumb but I’m not Comprehending how. Are you pulling at different times or just having his head a little tilted
Hi I’m new here! Really enjoying your videos. They are very helpful. I don’t know if you answer questions here but can you explain “stop riding” because I’m picturing just getting stiff in the saddle. Is it just your pelvis that stops moving? Thanks
You say he’s doing nothing dangerous. Nothing dangerous for you, but as a rank beginner, aged and feeble, that stumble/almost fall would have been dangerous if I were riding him. Same with our poorly trained twelve year old. Experienced rider could ride him almost anywhere. For me he’s borderline dangerous. Working with pros to fix both horse and rider - they’re making great progress with him. Yet somehow he gets “bouncy” with me. Far from bucking, but for a rider who still struggles riding a trot it’s a bit exciting when he stops going forward and starts going up and down. Anyone have a clue what I could be doing to trigger this? He only does it with me, so obviously I’m part of the problem.
