He loves that.

Good idea.

I had to bail when I was a teen and my horse was running and just kept running towards a fence. I knew she would do a dead stop once close enough and I decided I'd rather go off the side than over the front.

Glad you're not bitter😂

Curious to hear what the vet says ! Please update

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In industrial use these are known as”explosion proof” fans.

Helpful and entertaining as usual! Thanks!

DampRid is great stuff! I have it in cars, trailers, closets etc. But something to keep in mind, when those hangings bags get full, the clips on the hanger tend to fail if ttlhey are moved around. Why is this important? You DO NOT want that damprid/water concoction to get on anything you care about. It is some sort of slime that is nearly impossible to remove off of some stuff.

Thank you for mentioning the app.!!! 🎉Great info. about the heat too. I would LOVE to have your excellent videos integrated into the app. ;) I will try to at least have your link on the web page. ❤

I just started watching it and I KNOW it will be informative and entertaing.

Yay! Thank you for this!!!!!!

Thanks! Very informative! 🙂

Aw, he loves you! 😍 Good job sitting the spook! Also: Hope the allergies are better controlled this season!

Hi from NZ!

love your videos :)

Sorry to hear about Magnus! Wishing him swift healing! ❤‍🩹

Ok. I'm sorry. I have been totally absorbed in my own S*** & watching this I realize I wasn't listening to you. ❤ I'm here trying to tell you about the saddle fit for life & the knee brace like an idiot. Haha.

Omgosh! I didn't realize you are going through the same thing! I think you told me but shoot. I need to send you the go hero go info. Also lmk how the PRP therapy does.

Try wearing an N-95 mask, you will be amazed at how dirty it gets. All that dirt would otherwise end up in your lungs

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Walk and trot are awesome!

This is my first time on your channel. Why can't they go outside? The footing is too slippery?

Too bad that the stalls don't have bars that adjoin to each stall so they can see each other. Would that help them feel better?

Nice!!

Wahoo! Yay!🤩

same here , we r in michigan

Nice Country isulated boots!! That brand are?

Thank you! Looking forward to the "owie/scratchy" version! 😊

So weird. It's like allergic reaction but other horse has it too. Must be in their environment like you said, geese pooping?

Thank you! Can you do a video on clipping (why, why not) next? 😁

👏👏👏👏 it is so important to talk about fear (& the importance of protective gear : helmets , vests etc) . I laughed out loud with your visions of the perfect trail ride before arriving to the stables. I believe we allllll do that 😂. Wishing you success, all of us ‘aging equestrians ’ need to support each other 🫶🏻 …. And talk about fear 👍🏼

You ROCK!! This is incredible. I'm over the moon that the isea actually worked. 😂

What's the trick ? 😜🤪

I miss my Hope 😢❤, she was the most amazing friend in the world!!!

My favorite friends!!!! ❤🐎

I miss my Regal Fling… 32 yo thoroughbred passed after 22 years as my love of a lifetime. What a gift..❤️

Thanks for reminding me of the triangle pose. I have recently been doing so many new exercises from physical therapy for my hip and back that i had dropped some of the yoga poses. Great channel, good content !

I completely understand where you’re coming from. 2 years ago I was in a bad accident and broke my back in two places. 16 weeks in a TSLO brace. The hit I took to my confidence was astronomical. I think it brought my horse and I closer together.

It happens to us all - including coaches. Like you said, we all experience it and have to face it. Great video for people to see.

You’re not a real equestrian unless you have a chiropractor on speed dial.

As I said in another comment…I have PTSD and a multitude of other issues. All related to horses. When I bought a horse after my “accident” I thought it would be okay. It wasn’t I rode him in walk and trot but I could t get myself into canter. I eventually gave him away to someone who loves him very much. When I was a kid- I was totally fearless. Got a lesson once in a while. Had children. Went to school. Found a lovely OTTB (always love TBs) and found my mojo again. She died in an accident and I bought a yearling I trained. She was a warmblood and totally different but I was fine. Then the accident. Nothing was fine after and I had to work what I had to do just to walk through a barn. This was years after the accident. Once I felt comfortable on the ground I finally felt I could buy another horse. He was the one I gave away. You are far further along in your journey. So smart to start on quite trustworthy horses. Bless them all! I love your last canter poles! Such a great exercise! I still haven’t gotten back to horses but I am almost there! I love you opening up about this. Lots of us older riders have reasons to feel the way we feel. I think that lessons for me would be good. I think you have a great plan!!

I'm discovering that fear (mild PTSD) revolving around riding is so much more common then we think! Thanks for helping shed some light on the issue by sharing your experiences. Much appreciated!❤

Loved this!

my mind thinks that way too by I'm 65 riding a 4 yr green horse

I am so glad I came across your channel! I’m just starting to live my dream of learning to ride a horse and I am over 30! Thank you for this. I can’t wait to explore more videos!

Is your horse spooky, because he looks very calm and relaxed at the walk. I'm 62 and my horse is a jughead that was previously used for roping and barrels, and I'm trying to calm him down and relax him. We do tons of in hand walking with him beside me on a lead, just getting him used to surroundings, bridges, cars, streams, etc. It makes for a much more relaxed trail ride.

This is 100% true. You question yourself, talking yourself in or mostly out of it. Then you rationally decide that injury for horse or rider is not a good thing! That's the way it should be. Anyone of any age should be aware of the dangers of riding. Adults need to make sure children are as safe as they can be and should also be an example for children on what is needed for safety. I love horses, I will never not love horses. I was almost killed by horses. (really) I'm not upset with horses for the injuries I received. I just have realized that I CAN RIDE and love my life. (sadly, right now not riding) and love my horses. Accidents really do happen. So the smart rider determines what is safe for themselves in that moment. Kid me never even considered the consequences as older adults. We know. So everything you wrote should be laminated and distributed to the world. Secondly, you are also doubly sure about grooming and bonding with your horse. As a horseperson we should do it anyway but that extra 15 mins you spend with your horse is invaluable. Just looking at Logan, he was totally relaxed, enjoying your company and bonding. Finally, and maybe most importantly, we always want to leave our horses happy. Why push it? Why set you and your horse up for failure? If you are alone on a windy day adapt. Being brave can mean you tell your story on KZbin. Never underestimate yourself or those feelings. Also, I'm a nurse. I cannot tell you how many times a nurse intuitively knows there is a problem before vital signs start to plummet. Trust your gut and you might be surprised like your half indoor story!

Thanks for the mental coaching! It was very appropriate as I reflect on my lesson today. I'm 3 months in (after no riding for 40 years) and trying to be patient with just getting comfortable (and correct) with the very basics. Sometimes "less" really is "more". 😊 Happy trails! ☺

Maybe some kind of scraping and examination? Of course I know nothing. 😉 Hope it resolves quickly! 💞