Tackless Johnny 

i guess I am kind of off topic but do anyone know of a good site to stream newly released movies online ?

@Moses Dominic Meh I use flixportal. you can find it if you google:) -darian

@Darian Creed Thank you, signed up and it seems to work :D Appreciate it !

@Moses Dominic you are welcome =)

Me too

Aspen Dukes, yeah but you shouldn’t do it too often unless you have some padding so the spine won’t hurt

I used to ride my first pony all the time bareback, great fun!

I have developed my posting and sitting trot to much better levels because of bareback. My baby girl loves it, she's so much more comefortable than in a saddle. We've tried fitting her for years, but the saddle that she likes is an old, beat up, hole in the padding jumping saddle. I ride Dressage.

I Lease a very bony pony and I ride without a pad!

I ride bareback I love it

Bailey Benner omg haha me too I have a little pony and hes soooooooooooo bouncy I always try and after 2minutes I’m done 😂😂

mjedge808 That's natural head carriage for ya.

I meant his relaxed pace but yes his self carriage is very nice.

Also I'm so jealous of the weather over there. Here in England the weather is so bad and my arena is always flooded in winter!

@@breannekelso3641 here in the Netherlands we're off even worse

BambiBeauty So, some people do this kind of thing differently, but this is how I turn with legs and my body. How I turn with my legs, I just squeeze with the leg opposite the way I want to go. (example, I want to turn right, I squeeze with my left leg and take my right leg off) Some horses will just go faster if they don't understand, but you can just train them. With your body, how I do that, I just turn my hips and head to the way I want to go. Hopefully this was helpful

Jammy...That is a lot of work, I commend you. Im wondering does he get confused when hes tacked, Or do you use the same method.

lelu Kat Nope, my horse turns without reins very easily tackless and tacked

my-welsh-cob Flynn Yea, I indeed ride different: When I want to turn left I lay my left leg a bit backwards and push, but I hold my right leg where it should be, and push very lightly, so that he won't get out of balance and swings out his right hind leg. Also, like you I look left and turn my hips a bit to the left. What you don't do is use your weight and lean te the left; on my horse it works great. When we ride tackless and he's really concentrated, sometimes all I need to do is put my weight on the seatbone in which way I want to turn, and he goes without even using my legs. Not saying you ride wrong, I think everyone should do what works for them :)

@@lelukat9808 That's what they teach you when you ride WITH tack though? Even when you use reins you're meant to squeeze with the opposite leg to the direction you're going with your leg slightly back whilst keeping the leg on the side you're turning into on at the girth for them to bend around and adjust your seat at the same time? How is it a lot of work?

Hey4Horses Since I can answer, I thought I would. He stands at 16.3hh. Keep going, I remember learning - everyone starts somewhere, and someday that could be you. :)

Someday that Will be you Hey4Horses. I remember starting out in lessons and bugging the trainer so much about jumping.

no you cannot

Anna Birney ikr I live in Maryland that would be amazing

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Berlin Rebhorn yes. He raced 10 times in Queensland. Australia.