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Why did this horse suddenly lower her head down suddenly !? Like she's in pain !!? What's on her face ? It seems to me the man pulling the thing on her face tighter by shortening the leash & pulling ?? 💜🥁🐉🎤🐎💞

This device would be a boon to all riding horses and ponies if used. The length of the noseband should be checked by every riding instructor before each riding lesson and by the judge before each tournament test. Then all the horses that have been suffering from incorrectly buckled bridles for many years would suddenly be free of pain. WHY ISN'T this HAPPENING??? Dieses Gerät wäre ein Segen für alle Reitpferde und -ponys, wenn es denn benutzt würde. Die Länge des Nasenriemens müsste mit diesem Gerät vor jeder Reitstunde vom Reitlehrer und vor jeder Turnierprüfung vom Richter überprüft werden. Dann wären alle Pferde, die seit vielen Jahren leiden mussten, plötzlich schmerzfrei. WARUM GESCHIEHT DAS NICHT???

The causes are many and obvious.

Can't wait for this plenary!! Sooo exciting to hear new ideas out of neuroscience to optimal well being in horse training - great work Cath & ISES

fantastico!!!

Will the conference be recorded to view later? I have managed to double book the day 😔

On entend bien l’accent français 😂

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Thank you!

Thank you for your videos. They are SO HELPFUL!!

brilliant!

Did the study consider the effects of bright artificial lights in the evening have on horse's sleep? It's a common practice in some show barns to leave lights so that the horses will grow a shorter coat. At the stable where I board my horse, bright lights are on well past midnight to accommodate the schedules of boarders who visit their horses late at night. I worry that's harmful to the horses.

I am also shocked that this man's videos and lectures have not been viewed and shared more... Quite frankly I have already shared them with several people... and I expect them to watch them... some are students... I believe Tom Dorrance and Ray Hunt would have certainly loved what this man has to say.

Thank you 😉

Wow, after one watch I haven't fully grasped it so will have to watch again. But thank you. So many people say if you get something wrong with the training you can always fix it later but by the sounds of what Andrew says at the end, its quite important to get it right in the start. Am I right?

Son cheval est magnifique 💖

But why is the bit necessary in the relaxation exercise? It pulls on his mouth. Is the horse really following the rider and the action or the rein and the bit? I struggle to see the point of these exercises in the context of "freeing" the horse. Surely they're more effective at liberty where you completely eliminate the learned helplessness inherent in the use of control aids. Be very interested in anyone's opinion on the matter.

This is where I am coming from

marvellous presentation.

Watch the emotions of this horse, plus there is lot of yawning. www.training-horses-naturally.com/what-does-it-mean-when-horses-yawn.html

tres bonne démonstration et explications !

very good .

Vraiment dommage que je ne soit pas bilingue ^^

From SiriusEquestrian This was very interesting. I have a few comments/questions. I do think that many of our (in eastern US) riding horses are socially...umm...unskilled. I have seen horses that absolutely do not want to socialize. It seems our off the track Thoroughbreds are especially problematic. And they have done some serious damage to each other. There is a learning curve, I am sure. Also possibly hampered by only being out 8 hours a day which make turn out time very exciting. Especially when there may be several days in a row when they don't get out due to weather. You don't mention lost shoes as a horse owner concern for turn out but that is a major one where I live because of the mud. <br />The paddock paradise guy is awful. The way you show it sounds reasonable but if you study him you will see how complete unscientific he is. He still very much talks about leadership in horses. I had to fight to get some company for my horse on pasture because my barn owner is one of his groupies. He teaches that grass is bad for horses. Not just metabolic horses, all horses. That is the reason he keeps them off the grass. It causes "subclinical inflammation". Of course some kind of magic must happen because hay is fine but grass is bad. He also says beet pulp and alfalfa cause inflammation. Really, he is someone that needs to be kept out of horse science.