Good overview but it'll be great to have a detailed breakdown, especially around trimming the ears😢

This doesn’t tell you what to do!

what the hell is a Nappy?

The dread inside rein!

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I will try this but my horse no matter how hard I try will go to the side of the jump.

dreadfully low hands and throwing the body doesn’t help that’s for sure

Just a bit silly. Polework layouts don't have to be this complex to achieve the same results.

👏 best trainer ever!!

Now I understand. Excellent explanation and horse and rider. Thank You.😊

Thank you so much for this great content

Thank you so much for these wonderful videos

All these trainers never showing a horse with an actually issue. How about you show us a horse/rider with issues and how you solve them so the concept is clear...

Old vid, but helpful.

Love Carl Hester! Remember when he found Velegro as a two year old. Still rember his words, " he is so up-hill." Motto for life... be up-hill!

It's good, something to do with my 16yr old. Keeps us moving. 😊

Might add this applies to any horse you wish to teach to jump, not just ex-race horses. This horse has a very good trot for a TB it uses its hinds extremely well at all times, it also folds its front legs up very nicely over the jumps plus very good snappy back leg use over the jumps. It tended to get hot up to the jump so keeping it trotting up to all the jumps would've helped it stay calm and stop it learning to rush. Flat work prior to jumping is also critical. For the flat work this horse needed to be able eventually to extend his frame, open up the trot loosen up and develop relaxation and suppleness, at this moment he is getting quicker and quicker shorter and shorter instead of extending, this is making it hollow its back. The calmer they approach jumps the better they will use their back over the jump which here you can see is hollow over the jumps. Cavaletti before the jumps is also a good idea. Super lovely little horse, just hope it wasn't ruined hunting! Well that was six years ago I would love to see the horse now. Flatwork is extremely important, the basics of dressage is where you start. People are often far too quick with jumping when the ground work is not nearly efficient enough.

Such a good trotter

How many feet ? Between poles and cones .

5m seem better to balanc on thé haunches

Awww I love William fox pit so much he truly is the best ❤❤❤

Excellent lesson! Thanks 🙏

Lucida is just amazing

This is great, I love this video format, it's nice to not have to listen to someone talk over the video footage Now if only I could find poles, I only have one of them

It's May 2023. I know the video is a while ago, but such amazing info, I tried this and my horse says thank you.

Might try this when we get the ex-racers I’m working with in summer ready to ride and safe for me as haven’t been working with ex-racers in quite a long time😅

excellent

Could you please share the distance between poles ( trot, canter ) thanks ❤

How do you help a horse that will either rush a jump, stop in front of it, or swerve to the side at the last second? That’s what I need to know

Terrible sound, the video is almost useless and the plinky music nearly drowns out the very poor sound quality of the person talking. This really needs re-recording to be of any use.

Great to hear judges comments and reasons for each mark

Great Teaching...Thank you!

Thank you -I am shocked how many renown “trainers “ tell one to kick the horse . The last clinic I did the renown lady keep asking me to do this -I refused -my horse was backward because she did not trust the instruction the lady was giving me . Moved on and learned so much -my mare is much more forward now -soft on the aids because I’m doing much less and warming up (off her back ) and feeling her a lot more . We need more trainers/accomplished equestrians like you to teach us .

I LOVE the way their head is so so soft yet they are still forward. I LOVE LOVE LOVE THAT.

Great video! Very helpful! Please make more!!

So good, thank you.

A lot of what you're not doing but very little of what you should be doing? Classic. I'm sure a simple explanaition of the correct aids would be appreciated here. It doesn't happen by magic. Outside leg back slightly.....😝

I got the D rings off, and got the gullet changed with difficulty, but now I can't get the saddle back together. frustrating

My horse literally only gets nappy when going from walk to trot(Hes NEVER reared, just stops or starts putting me into a wall or tree). Every other gate hes great, nicely engaged ect. I just think he doesnt want to work until hes going. But how the heck to i get him to cut the crap. He works great off verbal ques on the ground on lunge and in hand. I've been treating him for ulcers JUST INCASE its that but nothings improved. What im at now is i use my verbal and i just jingle my feet around until I annoy him forward. But its just very discouraging and im loosing confidence in my riding due to not even being able to get him to trot off 😭 I do want to add that this nappy not wanting to trot off started after he had almost a full month off due to 95 degree weather for 3 weeks straight. It's like he had that vacation and just decided he doesnt wanna work anymore. Where before that vacation he was literally a super star.

I soldi che ha non gli bastano?

ABUSER!!!! 😢

So beautiful. I can and will watch that over and over

I could watch this for hours. I probably will.