Thank you so much for this helpfull explanation and Demonstration 🤩👏

Thank you, it’s very helpful for me

Thank you very much for this video. So often, the trainers show an already "made" horse. This was so real and therefore educational, the horse and rider making small mistakes and you were explaining how to correct it. This is how we learn. A big Thank you to the rider for allowing us to watch him through this process.

What bit do you recommend for.a horse that is on the forehand/heavy in the hand?

Plain snaffle bridle, [no flash/crank caverson noseband] videos please ...

Lovely❤

I’m planning to buy 3 years old horse I hope that he will be the same as yours

thank you for great information and video

I need your number sir

I need your number sir

I need your number sor

this video helped me sooooo much!! thanks!!

Goed verhaal lekker kort ✊🏻😂

1,3 and 4 because they look my my 3 ❤❤

I miss your KZbin's

Wow your riding is like fine art. Hope all is well, haven’t seen a new video in a bit ☹️

Goede video! Mijn paard springt de wissels van de linker galop naar rechts mooi vlak, maar van rechts naar links springt hij ze groot/omhoog. Heb je misschien een tip voor me hoe ik dit beter kan krijgen? Alvast bedankt! 🙏🏼

Great video!!! Thank you!!!

Continued... Visconte Simom Cocooza's book Yoga Core Conditioning for horses complements how you warm up.....thank you again for being wiling to put this video out there... you've help answer so many questions.... blessings 🙏 Sonja

Thankful for this amazing warm up!!you ar absolutely right on with what you're doing...l've watched this very slowly and methodically...and you are so connected with her every need and your attention to every detail of warming her up over the back and through ..you always do a beautiful job..... .strengthening her the correct way...reining, westen pleasure...over the back is the key to longevity. .Visconte Simom Cocooza

Lovely.❤

Omg it's beautiful ❤

Really loving your videos and your presentation of how to work through exercises.

Sir, your horse's hind end is out behind like a caboose; if you didn't have good moving horses you would be riding 4s. Learn to help them raise their shoulder by stepping up from behind and stop riding them behind the bridle. Your current riding is the kind that breaks the horse down. You need to build him up. Edit: Also, why is your browband stuck up and pinching your horses ear? That is just sloppy. He was better after the canterwork

Very helpful!!

Your lovely horse is behind the vertical constantly and needs to go more forward from your leg to the hand. This a faulty work and you are breaking the horse down. Disappointing.

Her nose 😊

Well done

Some years later enjoying this video again🤩

If there was free frozen sperm from gensis let me know for Bagheera my 8year old thoroughbred I would like ❤️ i find he is anatomically beautiful if he was in swing

Well done. Beautiful connection. 🦄

Hi! Glad to see both of you Tommy and Rob again! We have missed you !

Thank you 👍 from Australia 🤗✨🇦🇺🐎

So slow down is open hands(wait)?

Great instruction. Do you use both legs or alternatively use of leg for more walk ?

Thank you sooo much from so many perspectives!

HYPERFLEXION OF THE HORSE, poor treatment

If horse is 3yo and have a lot of energy, is it correct to let him release his energy and then start to work under control like you at the beginning of lounge?

Too restrictive.

New. Subscriber from Australia 👍😀✨🇦🇺

Changed reins? Legt to right?

Missing your long utube video ❤

Can you show us from step one on the ground how to teach this

We call this low and slow. So beneficial for the horse .

❤ Love hearing about what's happening with both of you

Your video is very educational but her head is too much in.. that is unhealthy

They have beautiful face structure. Hope that you get her temperament in the foals too because she seems sweet and calm

I love and enjoy the lighthearted banter. You have serious horses well done ❤ all the best to both of you XO

Thanks a lot! I really learnt from this video👍

Was looking for an inhand video- as in working from ground with a cavesson for gentle guiding to teach piaffe- which to my understanding is helping the horse to balance equally on all 4 legs without RESTRICTIONS. Am super disappointed that there are still videos- and blind followers who are excited to MAKE a horse do movements while being restricted in the head (horse can't even open his mouth). True dressage= classical dressage would NEVER put a horse in a static frame - restricting flow from front to back- and therefore no TRuE back to front. Modern dressage- as you are performing is a perversion of classical teachings of FREE movements. I know you are convinced your way is the best way...but as you said at beginning of video- find out the source. Who were your teachers? I loath "instructors" who have memorized movements forced onto the horse which they have acquired ages ago and stopped evolving. So sad. Are you aware that your horse is behind the vertical? Are you aware how your horse is breathing ( and how would you know?) Are you aware that it does not take two bits to teach piaffe intro from ground? Suggesting Heuschman books! Read, study, think and than you will understand- nit just copy something you learned from who knows