Vielen Dank, auch wenn das Video schon etwas älter ist. Es hat mir als Anfänger sehr geholfen! Schade, dass es keine weiteren Videos mehr gibt ! Alles Gute :)

Two-legged creatures who have no idea what to do with their time and money!!

Great video! Didn't know how much stress and impact we have on our horse's backs at the trot and canter!

Hallo :) Zum Thema Übergänge hätte ich auch noch eine Frage. Wie verklickerst du dem Pferd, wenn es das noch nie gemacht hat das richtige Angaloppieren auf "Kuss". Viele Pferde neigen ja dazu dann schnell zu traben oder in den Galopp zu rennen. LG

I don't think that's a saddlehorse folks. Or if he is i think he does show jumping english style

this is ....ok this is like games you would play in a riding school

Kinda freaking awesome!!!!

Was really great apart from being flexed waaay behind the vertical 😕

Ich hatte mit meiner Quarter Horse Stute den Durchbruch mit deinem Tip zum Vorwärts Abwärts. Hat sofort funktioniert! Vielen Dank für dieses tolle Video!

Schönes Video hier auf Anissa Maisl-Brauneis.

xnxx

Ich habe eine reitbeteiligung und bin letztens im gelände von ihr runtergefallen weil sie einfach losgaloppiert ist ich weiss nicht warum :/ Ich bin mit ihr nach ner zeit auf den sandplatz und habe jetzt voll angst das dass noch mal passieren könnte ... Ich reite Western ,das Longieren klappt leider nicht sehr gut ich versuche es zwar immer wieder aber ich kriege es nicht hin .habe es auch schon mit der peitsche probiert aber möchte damit auch nicht zu weit gehen.. Soll ich vielleicht mehr vertrauen aufbauen ? Kannst du mir tipps oder auch ein video drübet machen ?wäre voll lieb von ihnen

Wer so verdammt unsensibel und grob mit dem Pferdemaul umgeht sollte eigentlich sofort disqualifiziert werden!!! >:-(

I like the planks but a really long vid they should add interesting stuff like guns of maybe water guns and going super fast kinda boring😒

Pretty bay cool reigners are awesome

Vielen Dank für das schöne Video. Mein Hoppa und ich sind beide äh...schon etwas in den Jahren :-) (44/8-10) aber beide ohne Ausbildung...das Video ist für uns als Anfänger schön erklärt und ich freu mich darauf die Tips anzuwenden!

"Really nice two point position here" all the English people start laughing. :) Aside from that though, great horsemanship!

Now there is a well rounded horse and fabulous horsemanship! Horse looks happy too! Whoever gives this a thumbs down is an idiot. I feel for all the horses who are confined to doing nothing more than mindless circles (that mean nothing to the horse) in an arena....being yanked on with their big ass double bridles...forced into some "posture" to avoid the pain of the metal in their mouth.

Wow. Just saw this guy win Road to the Horse. He won the Wildcard Division then went on to win the entire competition. Awesome horseman and I would "slouch" every day on my horse if I could be even close to the horseman that he is! And I wish I could get my horse to "bridle up" up like this horse.

Stimmt, blib blub - ein sehr guter Tipp! Herzlichen Dank für deinen tollen Kommentar!

Es ist schön mit anzusehen mit wie viel Ruhe und Verständis du mit dem Pferd arbeitest, da kann sich so mancher Ausbilder ne Scheibe von abschneiden! Ich finde dein Video ist nicht nur etwas für Westernreiter sondern für alle Reiter! Weiter so :-)

Please dude, just sit straight ._. Before anyone starts, I know he was at times. But like, he was completely slouched so much. I hope the horn of the saddle didn't hurt him in the jumping :o imagine the pain of it >.<

this is a cowboy show i really liked to watch for once. the horse had a normal snaffle bit on, and galloped wonderfully calm over it's back, nice and round! yes i think the head was behind the vertical (overflexed) sometimes (not sure how you call it in english, i mean that the horses face from ear to nose should be vertical/in a 90degree angle to the ground). But still very good, i wish everyone would ride his horses that nicely!

Tolle Anregungen fürs Longieren, versuche ich auch mal! Tipp, gegen die Stellung nach außen: den Mittelpunkt des Pferdes (also eher den Bauch, als den Kopf) fixieren. Wenn man zu viel Energie auf den Kopf bringt, dann drängt man das Pferd nach außen weg.

I think you confused me with someone who gives a shit

The horse was never rullkured

Lol sure i don't spell it right and i know that. Too busy to look up the correct spelling atm. I don't give a damn what you think. That horse was trained to keep his head down just like most horses. You don't like it then take your bleeding heart elsewhere

You want to see rulkur? Fine. Rullkur is when the neck is UP and chin touches CHEST. You should be experienced in all things horse before accusing one of rulkuring. And you know what is illegal here in the us. So OBVIOUSLY he is not rulkuring that horse.

He's not to his chest if he was its called a rulkur.

Thats not hyperflexed.. hyperflexed would be rollkuring

Whenever the poll is not the highest point of the neck, the horse is overflexed. This horse's fifth vertebrae is the highest point. Ergo, by definition, this horse is overflexed.

Why on earth would you want to collect a horses head? The horse is clearly hyperflexed when cantering. A horse is taught collection from the hind to the front not the front with a gaping mouth and the hind end strung out behind.

Incorrect, when the horse is broken over at the third vertebrate (bent in the middle of the neck, you can see the huge bulge from the break over) instead of breaking at the poll, the horse is considered hyperflexed. The horse is hyperflexed and has a gaping mouth, is hollow and strung out behind. When he frees the head to do the movements(other than cantering) the horse is working better. Hyperflexion is everywhere, people just accept it as ok because they are not educated,

but NOBODY cares when dressage horses are hyper flexed...

nope you wouldn't. This is a reiner and moves like a reiner .... totally different from a hunter.

careful Candida. That horse is not overflexed. Also, three day event horses have a dressage component. Remember that when you are looking at collection or flexation.

I think your reply is a bit dramatic. The idea was to show he could collect up his horse's head whenever he wanted but if you noticed, he did give him his head to accelerate.

Hallo Kathrin! Danke für die liebe Nachricht! Wie lange hast du deinen Hafi denn schon? Manchen Pferden wird früh antrainiert, dass Longe "Vollgas" bedeutet und glauben dann, dass das immer von ihnen verlangt wird. Ganz wichtig ist, selbst eine möglichst entspannte Körperhaltung einzunehmen und ganz klar als Aufgabe zu setzen, dass er jetzt mal nur ein paar Runden Schritt gehen soll. Anfangs nur einen sehr kleinen Zirkel um dich rum gehen lassen und langsam vergrößern.

Tolles Video! Ich hab da eine Frage mein Hafiwallach (10) fängst ständig an zu Galoppieren sobald er an der Longe ist& lässt sich auch kaum bremsen, hast du einen Tipp für mich?

I know this horse personally!

This was all extremely impressive, but would've been SO much more so if only the poor horse hadn't been TOTALLY overflexed. Did you notice when it was doing anything actually athletic (like walking through the brushpile) he had to let go of its face so it could succeed? Where did this "rollkeur" garbage take such hold? You'll never see headsets like that on polo ponies, or three day event horses, or foxhunters. . .anywhere your LIFE DEPENDS upon the horse getting you where you're going!

lovely colour

Yes, it is a cute course! I'd like this horse for a hunter.

This course is laid out very nicely! Excellent horse!

I was here!! I watched this live!

And was that Craig Cameron Narrating??

WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! That was incredible!!!!! Holy smokes!! nice soft connection with no resistance to the bit. Complete rider to horse trust and communication! WAY. TO. GO!

@dontworrybehappyjuju Sorry my sister put that comment ... I have no idea what she's talking about sooo yeah lol

How? You don't use retarded double bits or hold your horse's face.

That was AMAZING.