Can you come to Ocala Florida? 😀 Horse capitol of the world….

He's been focusing only what's going on outside.

brilliant trainer and teacher, thanks for this video!!!

I'm twenty seconds in and already thinking groundwork and longlining. Let's watch....

Fat in his full glory ride a 70 bounds off him

Wet wet saddle blankets

love this Ryan! I am also training an OTTB so this really helps!😃

Brilliant. Not even a horse owner but love the communication pathways happening here.

My horse did that and it was stomach ulcers

Wow great work. I love the instruction of slow down with the going through the steps. I tend to do the bing, bang, boom let’s get it done. Ryan you do such a great job of explaining. Like I said before, I need a little Ryan on my shoulder whispering in my ear. And I’m a member. Always watching.

Thank you both very much. I have some very similar issues with my mare. I will try tour tips

I apreciate the owner being wiling to be in video cause that takes some courage 👍

beautiful horse

This Saddle don’t fits!!!!

What a great tutorial for a complicated issue! Thank you!! So much fun to watch,

Great video. I think my horse says "I don't want to" as opposed to "No", or "I can't"

He is simply brilliant. He knew he was in control and he knew NO. When you get him to be in your herd and play with you in a willing fashion he will be stunning.

Hi,lovely horse but I think that he needs a lot of work on the ground without a rider to strengthen his back,building muscle as race horses as brought on young and not fully developed,so a lot of top line development as he looks a little underweight and needs conditioning,maybe a saddle fit as well,but fair play for this girl getting help as we can all learn new information and it’s for the horse to develop and a great partnership together

A rider that listens! It looked like great progress. Thx & Rgds ^RW (Novice)

This is a great video

My horse started doing EXACTLY this and we x-rayed and found OCD/bone chips in both hind fetlocks! He was stoic for the longest time until he just couldn't hide it anymore than the kicking out started. He had surgery and is now 100% sound and well mannered under saddle. I know it's annoying to always hear people say check for pain etc when there's behavior but... check for pain!

I'd love to see these two in about 6 months.

really great and impressive! And many thanks to the rider for allowing herself to be filmed, it takes a lot of courage! This video helped me a lot for inspiration with my somewhat difficult gelding, who resists a lot of every kind of little pressure that he probably experienced during his training...

You are awsome in this 💪🇸🇪

How long does it take for this guy to address the dragging of the right rear hoof?? It stresses me right out that this horse needs medical examination, and Ryan isn't saying anything, even though he has been studying that leg. Grrr! 😠 In my limited knowledge it looks like he has wobblers or shivers.

She not on form when he decides to have her on , she needs to get harder on him when she turns him to soft .But its good to see him go forward with out Napping .

That bend saved you! Gotta have the nuts to hold on too! Great horseman

Awesome video, thank you. You really do a great job Ryan! Look at the horse how he is relaxed after Ryans exercises! Only one thing: I would recommend the rider to take riding lessons for improving her seat. The most time she is in the "stool-seat", leaning backwards. So this could lead to other problems later.

this horse is great how he responds to clear communication of less is more. He leans into pressure while saying no. I wish there was time in this video for you to address the riders style of stopping. you were able to clearly help her with the forward, but the other end needed attention too. I also love how you taught to listen to the subtle signs of stress and how to relax him. I learned something new, thank you Ryan.

He twists out that offside hind once he places his hoof on the ground...

Nice horse!

He is gorgeous!

isn't this a sign of one of several equine brain inflamations? Eastern/western equine encephalitis, Equine Herpes/ Equine protozoal myeloencephalitis. Seems those are overlooked in favor of behavioral issues until it's too late.

Excellent video!

Has he been checked for ulcers? He's not comfortable with the girth. See him pull at it? It's bothering him.

is no one else seeing the rear left leg walking slightly off? especially during rear view, see his hock shifting an extra move- double jointed or something..? I know Ryan eliminates all vet potentials, but I'm seeing an issue... like either an old injury, or needs adjustment?

Are you aware that "right/left brained" is a fallacy and was debunked by experiments conducted about 10 years ago??? If this horse has a certain personality trait, then fine, work with and around it; just don't misname character for sides of the brain. Hopefully, your use of this long ago proven inaccurate and outdated idea, does not make viewers question everything else you say. That would be a real pity since a lot of what you do and say, makes sense, and seems to work. I wonder if corrective shoeing would help that off hind leg which twists every stride (presuming he is not already being shod with that in mind). She should have fun with that horse once they understand each other and become more of a team. They are on the right track now.

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English saddles just look soooo dangerous it would be better to be bareback. Pop off seats for daily training. For racing,sports they have a lightweight but other than that what was I thinking 20 yrs ago following the look. ;9

When I see this horse's behavior; I see my mare as she does the same thing as a "I don't want to be ridden" The gal stated that it is more of an initiation behavior but when he gets going, he's good with work. Perhaps the year off might have spoiled him a bit and he needs to be reminded that she is the lead horse??? Typically that kick out is a polite protest in my experience

Looks familiar, respect for a leader. Beautiful horse

Ryan. Thanks for sharing my horses similar.

Awesome video! Great "teaching" attitude with horse AND rider! Thanks for sharing.

A woman with.a brain bucket and a unruly horse are a dime a dozen

definitely something about the weight of the rider or saddle fit...the horse was going well enough with tack on on the lunge and didn't seem bothered about kicking out, but when she is on him he has the nasty reaction of the pinned ears and kick almost from her weight on him and or the saddle pinching him when she is on. just my opinion and general sight from what i see so far with this horse and rider but also could contribute to the fact of the horse having spine issues as a ex racehorse owner myself and i work with racehorses for a living they are not treated the nicest nor the best unless they are worth a lot or are racing well enough (getting win, place, or show remarks when they run). i could 100% be wrong but this is just what i'm currently seeing through the video...either way this horse is stunning and the rider definitely wants the best for him and for him to succeed!!

This was fascinating to watch.

He acts like he’s been whipped a lot at the track, as is common. He’s been taught fear and resentment. He does look a little weak behind.

I really needed this video, thank you! 😊

Yes, seems like the horse could be in pain. Could &should be checked again.