Part 2. Backing the Friesian Horses. How we begin to train the 3 year olds: Eefje, Elbrich, Frieda.

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Part 2. How we begin to train the 3 year old Friesian horses. Eefje, Elbrich and Frieda.
With a saddle for the first time.
This is how we break a horse for ride and drive.
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Part 7: • Part 7. Start training...
Part 8: • Part 8. Start training...
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@Heather6971 2 года назад

I appreciate how Yvonne shows us the training and care of the horses. Sending love and prayers for her healing and full recovery. 💞💗🙏

@monakim7012 2 года назад

💖🍀🐞

@angiesaunier6340 2 года назад

I'm always so impressed with the trust your horses give, it shows the love they receive. Thank you the videos make my insomnia bearable and remind me of childhood memories of black beauty. Thank you

@rala6061 Год назад

Step by step is a good way for them to learn. Braaf! 💜

@lalamet00 4 года назад

It is absolutely astounding to me how calm, trusting and willing your Friesians are! That you can start them at age 3 and they learn so much in so little time - fantastic!

@OohMax 2 года назад

I could watch your horses move all day long.

@deloresrogers685 Год назад

Beautiful and calm the way they should be.

@Catlickk 4 года назад

I love how you train your horses. So gentle. You ask, and don't force them. You can tell these horses have lots of confidence and are well loved. Thank you for sharing with us. =)

@andreagiegmann3528 2 года назад

Jetzt sehe ich gut den Unterschied zwischen den älteren Pferden und den Anfängern. Es ist viel Arbeit und Zeitaufwand, ein Pferd gut auszubilden und es entspannt reiten und fahren zu können.

@susanheath2454 4 месяца назад

Loved watching these videos again. So glad you’re taking time off to be with your family and friends Yvonne. Big hugs.

@kimhollenbeck6954 2 года назад

Yvonne and the two trainers are experienced and know their job well,the three year old horses are quiet,calm and trust you and the ladies to train,take care of and handle them quietly and gentle with the horses

@karentaylor414 2 года назад

love going back and seeing one’s I have not seen before 💕❤️‍🩹❤️

@monakim7012 2 года назад

💖🍀💞👍

@carolyndodane8583 Год назад

Yvonne's videos show us that constant reinforcement of good behavior is as beneficial to the trainer as it is to the horse😍😍😍

@pamelatimmins1055 Год назад

I like the way you train the horses slow and steady. Not aggressive or mean.

@carolyndodane8583 Год назад

In my opinion, because Friesian Horses are generally very even tempered and trusting when handled with kindness and a relaxed handler, they seem to want to please their instructor more than rebel against what the are being asked to do. A quiet, relaxed atmosphere is very good for them.💕💕💕💕

@gaylegriffin2806 Год назад

She is so graceful and gorgeous❤

@carolynharmon7074 2 года назад

Watching because I love the videos and in support.

@monakim7012 2 года назад

💖🍀💞

@rachelg6035 Год назад

Lol loved Frieda's teal hooves

@kenzeier2943 4 года назад

Beautiful horses. They look well cared for.

@vgrof2315 2 года назад

Thank you. A complicated process. I enjoy learned about it. These horses are truly wonderful.

@BettyAnne2402 4 года назад

I really like that you said training varies by Country. Because the way I was taught to train, is a bit different, but I also use a lot of similar ways that you do. And you shouldn't judge anyones means of training unless it hurts the horse and I love watching you train because it is so calm and you always have the horses best interest in mind. I love your channel.

@carolyndodane8583 Год назад

Each horse has it's own personality and your trainers make the most out of the strong points as the training continues❤❤❤

@millerl333 4 года назад

Thank you for sharing - these backing videos are wonderful! I also follow a RU-vid channel from a woman in England who backs the horses she personally rides. She doesn’t use a surcingle with strings to teach them the correct head position - instead she has trained them to respond to the voice command “Head Down.” It’s very interesting because she talks to the horse while she’s riding, telling it what to do and it listens and responds immediately. One of the commands is “Foot,” which tells the horse to be careful of uneven, rocky ground where it could stumble or fall. You will be happy to hear that one of her horses is a Friesian.

@loulou5585 3 года назад

Hi, that seems very interesting! Can you tell me the name of the channel ? :)

@cindywernert1605 2 года назад

Such beautiful animals! I didn’t realize how long you have been posting videos. As Yvonne heals i have lots to go back to watch and learn!

@monakim7012 2 года назад

💖🍀💞

@susans3320 4 года назад

I just love your approach. I love how it's a nice easy progression giving the horses time to adapt and think it through. I love seeing all the positive touch when a job done well.

@josephinewong6413 2 года назад

Dear Yvonne 💐, ❣Get well soon!We miss you 💕!We love ❤ your channel 💙!God bless you 🙏 💖 and your family 🌻!Love and blessings💗 to your Friesian Team 🌱 🙏 🌹!💫🎀yours fans@HongKong 💌

@alliechampagne1404 3 года назад

Eefje naturally brings her hind legs nicely beneath her, I can see her carrying her weight beautifully already. I'm rewatching older videos, as I'm just so sad about Uniek & Star, but am overjoyed at the same time that she has a little newborn KWPN foal to be a foster Mom to. I think I cried half the night, my poor husband was getting worried about me! Hugs & kisses to Uniek, and my condolences to you Yvonne and everybody at Stal Goëngamieden.❤️

@jjf8862 3 года назад

I love your approach and techniques with the mares

@greghammer5321 2 года назад

great video

@luisaraychie250 3 года назад

Excellent. Wonderful patience and graded approach.

@lisemarielichtermann7626 4 года назад

All the girls are doing wonderfully! They are so graceful in movement. Typical for the Fresian breed. Poetry in motion

@shirleyW1073 Год назад

Always worth another look!

@cathc3984 2 года назад

Very intersting video

@hannahnyheim3213 4 года назад

The horses are doing very well, thank´s to you and that you get them used to everything from when they are young:) So nice to watch!

@debbiegoodyear5963 4 года назад

Your horses all seem to be very calm... obviously when experiencing things for the first time they'll be a bit afraid... but you all treat the horses well and in return the horses respect and trust you all...

@carolyndodane8583 Год назад

I agree 😀😀

@Geordie_lass_1 4 года назад

Oh thats my dream to own my own horse. My grandad always promised he'd buy me one, but sadly he died before he had chance but hey he's watching me from heaven and he'd be so proud I'm riding again even if its after 38 years!!!!!!

@huzary1092 3 года назад

De video is al wat maandjes oud. Ik ben blij dat hij aan mij aangeboden werd. Ik had nog nooit gezien dat een paard echt voor de eerste keer aan de longe ging. Jullie deden dat echt professioneel . Kalm maar gedecideerd. Mijn complimenten en wat interessant om dat te zien.

@baby-boomer3693 4 года назад

Your training technique is very humanistic and kind to the horse. Thank you for sharing this experience with us!🙋

@gillianmcgough271 4 года назад

I don't know much about this breed but these are the best quality horses I've seen they have wonderful confirmation and the woman dealing with them really know what their doing

@blancabeatrizgarcia6632 Год назад

excellent explanations

@karenstephens9745 4 года назад

You guys train them beautifully!!! ❤️

@helenhiller7429 4 года назад

Love their individual water fountains, clean fresh water every time.

@roxxigirl1320 4 года назад

I like your way of training. Slow and gently. Less stress for the horse.

@lisaking4386 3 года назад

Eefje sure is pretty. She looks so perfectly proportioned. They all did well. They're good mares.

@shirleyW1073 Год назад

Revisiting.

@utebinder8348 Год назад

Sehr gute Arbeit😊weiter so❤😊 The same way with dogs😊 Nicht "action", sondern "stadyness", entspannte Ruhe mit innerer Achtsamkeit, ist gemeinsam zu erarbeiten. Dafür hat sich diese, Mensch zuvor zu erarbeiten.😊, was leider😢 viel zu oft vergessen wird!

@melosa6671 4 года назад

You guys are amazing and it takes so much patience. Excellent work!! ❤️🤩

@shasha738 4 года назад

I am so enjoying watching how you train your Friesians. Good that you made the point, that different countries and continents use different training methods. Your patient training methods is a credit to your stables, your horses are magnificent. I can not say enough how I love the Friesian temperament, besides the fact that they are stunning. Thank you ❣️

@stephanieslade6341 4 года назад

All three look like they're doing really well 😊😊😊! It looks like you're doing it the same way as my former boss did it in England when he used to bring youngsters over from Ireland, although he didn't use the strings attached to the surcingle 😊. Looking forward to the next instalment 😀😀.

@Nutmeg142 Год назад

It’s like they are growing up and being sent off to school 😭😂

@jaymo4ever 5 месяцев назад

Revisiting in memory of the 👑- 04/29/2024. Eefje has a lot of Uniek in her. I think she just became nervous during keurings, so she didn’t achieve the star predicate. Here, she has a beautiful trap, just like her mem…

@judithmctaggart4282 4 года назад

These magnificent creatures, touch my soul. They are an amazing breed. Your gentle, knowledgeable training is brilliant. My grandfather was an veterinarian, specializing in equine medicine. He also bred and trained thoroughbreds. A very different temperament from the Friesians. He used similar techniques. His horses were always calm and trusting.

@greghammer5321 2 года назад

support yvonne...

@OOK11 4 года назад

They did so well because they love and trust you, what a lovely video x

@ultimateanglingltd8693 3 года назад

A magnificent horse such a stunning horse 🥰

@lindacarey6703 4 года назад

Very beautiful to watch such gentle training. The horses hardly object at all. They are beautiful and calm. I'm glad you wait until they are three years old. Well done!

@sherrie9241 4 года назад

these girls really understand horses, very experienced...they are so calm when training...

@judy3460 4 года назад

Yeah because if they weren’t calm the horses would be jittery

@greghammer5321 2 года назад

support yvonne

@Alfakkin 4 года назад

Beautiful animals and beautiful barn...Good job 👏👏👏

@tesudarshan1750 4 года назад

Love this horse as sweet as honey ❤️❤️❤️❤️🤗😘😘🐴🦄

@НадеждаДмитриева-ы1з 3 года назад

Красивые лошади, спасибо вам за видео. Thank you.👍👏🙋🇷🇺

@pavla2055 4 года назад

Very interesting to watch ! We used similar water bowls for out dairy herd - sometimes froze up in winter .

@RJ-ir5ws 4 года назад

Eefje is so pretty! Predicting even prettier when she fills out a little more.

@peightonstorm1053 4 года назад

The horses are so good about everything but Friesian are awesome anyway so sweet

@jantienavisser2556 4 года назад

Leuke informatieve video,s.

@betsybobenhouse180 4 года назад

Love your channel. I am working with a 2 YO Friesen/QH gelding so your videos are fascinating. What with the QH in his dams side Hansel is a bit more opinionated but extremely bright and eager to learn. Thank you for posting. :)

@FriesianHorses 4 года назад

Great to hear! Thank you.

@melindastevens46 4 года назад

I am learning so much. Thank you. I love good training technique. I don’t have horses. I have cats and dogs and it’s the same thing

@LizGridleyArtist 4 года назад

The little water sinks

@bcgrote 4 года назад

Elbrich has a lovely strong body but a sweet head and eye. Eefje is going well, a beautiful trot, well balanced. She would be good for dressage! Frieda is very smart! She has a good topline. 3 beautiful young mares learning basics well!

@barbaraglandon3440 4 года назад

Amazing how well they did on their training. They are so gorgeous and so elegant ~ 😊♥️

@GetReady4LiftOff 2 года назад

Nice

@shirleyW1073 Год назад

Back again.

@jennyscott1740 Год назад

A question not a critisicm, why do you need to use strings? Hasn't a horse evolved to run and use it's muscles the most efficiently? It's very interesting.

@aleriose 2 года назад

❤️

@XmalD73 4 года назад

This is so helpful to know! You take such time and patience with them, and I am glad you mention how training is different in different countries. My dream vacation is to visit the Netherlands and help clean out stalls, while taking time to visit where my Dutch ancestors came from. Thank you for posting these wonderful videos, they make my day every day!

@debracaswell8546 4 года назад

Out of curiosity, what could oneexpect to pay for a fresian? I'm sure it's different for did regions

@lisajoyaslanis 2 года назад

Wish you well, David...as soon as you are able, Just Go!!!You only live once.. Lisa 🌏🇦🇺🐨

@beawitched5252 2 года назад

👍🏻👍🏻

@virginiaangelinagrigionibu1247 4 года назад

Matilde una belleza el potrillito y su madre un postura tan bella que es admiración.Desde niña convivo con estos hermosos Equinos.Cuanta alegría y emoción ver.como los.cuidan y hacen feliz la vida de ellos como la de tardas las Jóvenes que los domestican🇦🇷🇦🇷FELICIDAD POR SIEMPRE🌎❤❤❤

@williamwagner8017 4 года назад

How long does that mother to child recognition last? Would they know each other if they were separated for two or three years or longer?

@williamwagner8017 4 года назад

@@LindaEll89 Yeah, humans with their hugging and dogs with their tail wagging, oh I'm so glad to see you display. 😀 Thank-you.

@annekeyoungs5752 4 года назад

Well, I think the Dutch do it best! What wonderful,professional horse people you have. I wonder how far back do the Friesland horses go in Friesland?

@shasha738 4 года назад

Friesian Horses has a video of their history, it is both astounding and incredible to learn what the breed has endured, well worth watching.

@nunya8843 4 года назад

Didn’t see what you did when she started to lose control a little and run (in saddle)but whatever it was she settled instantly. Impressed with her and you.

@carylfontaine3640 4 года назад

I love your style of training..it makes sense to the horse and you are so smart using the tie downs to relax her muscles..brilliant! ♡

@JulesUS8386 Год назад

At some point are the strings pulled in a bit tighter? Do they get the neck curve or do some of them just hold their head different? Thank you for the video! I hope you are Doing well Yvonne!

@aprils6589 Год назад

Friesians have a natural high arch to their neck. The strings are kept at a fixed length so their head is on the vertical and that shifts their weight to their back and hind quarters to build strength. When training under saddle starts, the reins are kept at a fixed length to continue strengthening the hind quarters. They only do this for a short time 2 or 3 times a week.

@shirleyW1073 Год назад

@@aprils6589Thanks for the explanation April! I was always a bit fuzzy about this.😊

@alliechampagne1404 4 года назад

Uniek probably thinks "ah, I see your time for training has come. Relax, they'll teach you wonderful things! Maybe I'll help you learn to pull a carriage soon!" 😊💜

@shannondominguez9725 4 года назад

Allie Championship Aw I love that thought, it’s really sweet. Almost like she’s saying: “There goes my little baby girl, time to be a grown up now”♥️♥️ That got me a bit sentimental lol🥰 What a wonderful sight that would be, seeing Uniek & Eefje pull a carriage together, she’ll certainly be learning from the best when the time comes; Her Majesty, the Queen is Amazing & her girl is not far behind.👑🐴

@alliechampagne1404 4 года назад

@@shannondominguez9725 Agree!! I have a feeling it'll happen too! 💜😊🐴

@krisbhattacharya6471 4 года назад

Thanks for the video. Very helpful. I have a young Friesian /Andalusian X. I am told Friesians grow slower than most breeds. Do you usually start them at 3yrs?

@peggykelley1178 3 года назад

What is the blue on her feet

@sarahthomson8183 4 года назад

Do you do nay desensitizing ground work before this point? Just curious..

@judytreischl6899 3 года назад

What are on her hooves?

@jamyderooy8207 4 года назад

Why do you choose to put the bridle on while teaching something new? When i was learning horses we did it with a halter so they know the bridle was to stop for riding. And second question when you lead why put the longe on 1 side of the bridle arent you afraid to pull the bridle through the mouth of the horse?

@mackenziebower4537 4 года назад

While I agree with you on the first point, as long as they aren't yanking/pulling super hard there is very little chance of pulling the bit or bridle through the mouth, and is fine as long as used gently

@eva-mariahanchar4174 4 года назад

Please, why does this training not start sooner than 3 years old? Thank you :)

@Kairos_Akuma 3 года назад

Because the Bones are still to weak to support a human on it . It's as if you take a child and force them to do stuff that is for adults. If you do it to soon it can cause harm to the horse. :) Also I'm sure it's not bad to just let them horses for a while before working/training them.

@janegoldstein8110 3 года назад

Do you turn the water in their stables off. Are the horses only allowed a limited amount of water daily. Every time I have watched the Videos, and when the horses have come back in they are very thirsty. I can never understand why. My horses in America had completely free access to water. I also lived in Florida in the USA. It does worry me however, that your beautiful horses maybe thirsty a lot of the time. Please tell me I am wrong? Jane

@eyebrowsnatcher 3 года назад

your wrong the horses have constantly acces to water, its has a lever kinda thing inside that moves if the horses nose pushes it, wich gif them a constant stream of fresh water and if they are done drinking if stops with flowing!

@barbll000 2 года назад

If anything, there's too much water in the Netherlands which is why you see the damns around all the fields which the horses can drink from freely when they're outside. In each stall is a water trough that releases fresh water when they put their muzzle into the bowl.

@BillyCRoach 3 года назад

Saw u maybe going to train for harness or riding ,saw he was giving u trouble ,when they are young colt or filly I read where to blanket them gently with there knowledge of where u rub or put blanket an let it rest on withers or back just as a little weight an more as they get older an they somehow are; trained to have harness or saddle added later .I see here horse is very calm with it doing pretty great really.to get young colt to lead or load in trailer sometimes take lead rope an go behind the rump an run up to halter an use it to pull an lead with one lead rope . an they will pretty much be easier to Handel at first course u probably know this .I see u do the center an work in circle that is good exercise for them as well as working rt. An left leads of front legs .great way to exercised u need to put weight on if u buy one a little skinny .or work a mare to gain better weight after having baby.I always rode western an or bare back robe rains stuff miss those days . .

@morganadini9404 4 года назад

i think using a flash on a foal is too much...

@virtualselfie6899 4 года назад

The trainer pets Eefge and Elbrich often for positive reinforcement; I've seen some horses slapped or smacked by dressage riders and rodeo cowboys. Does that hurt them? Or do horses have thick skin and don't feel it when someone is trying to get their attention?

@kybet1764 4 года назад

Horses skin is 7 times more sensitive than human skin. I think by “smack” you mean pat, yes?? Like not hard and used as “positive” reinforcements? They rub for a bit and then pat? Regardless, you should never pat a horse, only pet. As I’ve said their skin is 7 times more sensitive and they cannot distinguish the difference between a “good” smack and a “bad” smack. To them it’s just hitting.

@iclynnx 4 года назад

@@kybet1764 That's why I strongly discourage smacking with whips, and patting very hard on horses. I only pet, you know, draw my hand over their fur, and very gently pat sometimes. When others pat horses hard though I don't say anything because people apparently think I'm trying to act smarter than I am. I'm not self-righteous, I just want what's best for people and animals.

@annekeyoungs5752 4 года назад

I also have seen horses smacked and I cringed when I saw it. Unfortunately in many places in the world horses don’t get treated very well. This is why I so appreciate these videos filmed by experts!

@nurscathwill 4 года назад

They can feel a fly landing on them.....very sensitive

@ingridblohm-hyde805 4 года назад

@@kybet1764 Absolutely. I cringe when I watch competitions and a horse does particularly well and the rider slaps the hell out of the poor horses neck. What is particularly insulting is that Grand Prix winners do it. Goes to show one that some people just use their horse for their own gain and do not have the sensitivity to kindly pet the horse instead of slapping

@zubirsaid8491 2 года назад

Stay strong Yvonne, pray for your fast & fully recovery. My lovely 5yrs old mare Princess Eefje, she beutie like her mem Queen👑Uniek.

@margaretmathis4775 2 года назад

It’s amazing to see how they change and how much more relaxed they are by the end of the video❣️

@monakim7012 2 года назад

💞🍀💖

@patc1871 2 года назад

Such an informative video. Love seeing these 3 yr Olds being trained with love and patience and caring. Princess Eefje will always be a favorite...the daughter of a queen...now a mama herself!😘💗

@marie-clauderecchia4531 Год назад

Eefje is such a stunning mare absolutely magnificient and she was doing well

@laurenf1966 Год назад

Interesting…..to us looks simple but I’m sure it takes a lot of time and patience for both you and the horses! Thanks Yvonne

@dianetaylor717 2 года назад

This part 2 training video was also interesting to watch. Thanks for the whole series Yvonne. Take care and heal well with the love and support of your family and friends.👨‍👩‍👦‍👦🥰👍🏻🙋🏻‍♀

@ajserviced.1760 2 года назад

This is a great way to train horses. Taking time for them to get used to things and not rushing it. I'm here today to watch old vlogs I have missed. I found this channel during the Queen 👑Uniek and Rising Star 🌟 bonding. Yvonne I hope your recovery is going well. Take the time to heal. We are still hear supporting you and these beautiful horses. Be Safe Take Care ♥ Praying 🙏 for you.

@monakim7012 2 года назад

💖🍀💞