BAREBACK AGAIN! I try bareback pad

[@stineshorsejumping]

Dont be so hard on yourself while riding, you are doing amazing!! Also bareback :)

[@riderhugosson]

Thank you😁

[@mariajanedugan9]

U did really well bareback, u cracked me up trying to mount ur horse to start with and ur horse just at u patiently saying come on dad get on with it. U on ur trike had me laughing , ur always so cool and funny , as well as having a serious/education side. An other great vlog 🥰🐴

[@thetiredwitch]

imagine peacefully eating your hay and hearing a grown up man riding a tricycle and screaming-

[@tinkwedgwood-jones2136]

You could get Katitzi to pull you along on the trike. She is the cutest!

[@felicitytoad]

It is very helpful to have honest videos of bareback pads . People are really trying to get their tack right for their horses. There is such a problem with bareback pads and saddles because nasty people are using it to make money and don't care about horses. They just won't be wrong and don't give things a chance. I think Bareback pads are better without stirrups or it can put the rider in sightly tipping down position at the front. You want the horse off the forehand. Treeless are good but also can tip you forward. Mine have treeless one with a slight moulder tree but if I tip forward I use a small gel pad under the withers which stops it . I would also like to try loads of saddles I love saddles but not mean nasty tight ones. 🤭Horses just need to lift their withers and the back where you sit and it needs to be stable at the back especially in canter. Some horses prefer no girth which is hard work as you do need a girth so completely bareback for them and some need a tree or there is too much movement and it upsets the horse. Old-fashioned pony pads are great for strong backs and I've galloped and jumped in them quite happily but I have done that bareback too so I don't care as long as the horse is ok with it. It does need to be suitable for the rider especially for big jumps or beginners. If you are having fun trying these things is a great break for horses and they have fun too and think you may have gone quite mad but not if you get cross with them and put loads of pressure on the horses and the manufacturers. It becomes a complete headache. There are no perfect saddles or pads. Horses with good muscle on their backs with not feel the bareback pad as the muscle protects them. Older horses or horses with muscle deterioration might mean they are not keen on bareback at all . My old horses love it and most young horses when starting out being riden I love it and I can just hop off if they need me to and it's less to carry if you do ground work first. ( which people should) 😉😊🤠👱‍♀️🤸‍♀️

[@lonnekebakker]

YES A BAREBACKPAD FROM THE NETHERLANDS 🤩 good boy😂😜

[@riderhugosson]

Yey!😂

[@moalarsson430]

id recommend using a sheepskin halfpad with a saddle pad underneath using a täckesgjord. it might slide backwards a bit, but it is the shape of the saddle so you sit better and in a more natural position :)

[@clarablair3774]

Have your family first and come back to this work later 😂 Good job! Gilbert has a home in my barn 🤩

[@srfrcf]

God what did you do when you were a child? My friends and I used to play chasey bareback around the cross country course. We had to get within a metre of each other to catch the other person. So we would gallop flat out, bareback, no pads, jumping anything in front of us etc and chase each other. It was so much fun and it meant we could sit nearly anything

[@kittycatdays8719]

I am so jealous that sounds fun as HELL

[@TPWK216]

I ride bareback 9,9 times out of 10, just because I'm to lazy to put on the westernsaddle. But I gain pretty good balance out of it... my technique is just relax my legs, just let them hang and take the "dumping" in my stomach and let my stomach be a "demper". If you have any tensions in your body, back our legs its just makes everything harder and uncomfortable... I ride a lipizzan and i think they are very hard to learn ride bareback, it took me years! But when I put the saddle away I manished to work how to relax in my hole body, and thats not easy! I find the dressage very more interesting now, it takes it to another level, it feels just more raw, natural and free. But take it over to the jumpingcurse thats above my head 🙈

[@bestinsta360horseandfamily7]

The trick to riding big fences bareback or with a pad is in letting go of alot of control and training the horse to do the job you need... Tested and proven myself!

[@sarahbrown2002]

You are so funny , and your horse is LOVELY!!

[@marleeeen8382]

This bareback pad you use has girth straps next to each other. It's better to use a bareback pad with girth straps in a V shape. This is because the V shape speads the pressure of the rider better on the horse back. The girth straps next to each other give to much pressure on the spine of the horse. Just some advice! Love your vids

[@valberlo9061]

Hi, I don't understand what V shape means, should I cross the girth straps? ( I mean putting the one closer to the horses head on the girth's buckle that's closer to the tail and vice versa)

[@marleeeen8382]

@@valberlo9061 No no, when a barebackpad has a V shape, the girth strap that's closer to the tail, isn't located right next to the front one. It's a bit more to the back. Google 'barefoot barebackpad', those have the girth straps located in the right position. The F.R.A. barebackpads, for instance, have them right next to each other, which puts a lot of pressure to the spine. I don't know if I explain this correctly, English isn't my first language.

[@pippakay7234]

I think you need to use a mounting block as your legs are already tired from the bareback riding. Good idea getting tge bare back pad better for the horse and the crown jewels.👍😂

[@erikagrund5691]

Hahaha "easy on the break or else there will be no family" 😂 You look awesome by the way - bareback riding is hard! But a good workout for your legs 😉

[@lesabarnum9318]

I was raised riding bareback first..as kids we didn't get a saddle till we had mastered balance..you should do more bareback riding it will seriously improve your riding by teaching you balance and not depending on reins and stirrups to keep you on your horse..

[@TheRoisin1966]

You’re better without pad. You’re so entertaining 🤣 and super horse

[@idahvitlock09]

Så ödmjuk och härlig! Älskar att du har hittat youtube :) Kör hårt!

[@RedRedux]

I'd put the saddle back on and do more no stirrup work first. Good on you for learning 👍 I wish more people would.

[@lizweber4996]

Love your new whip!!!

[@roofbuns]

I ride a lot bareback but I don't really jump too high... my record is 70 cm, fun fact, my record with saddle is just 10 cm more than my bareback record 😅

[@kittycatdays8719]

‘I dont really jump too high’ my mans I cant go higher than 60 cm WITH a saddle, youre doing awesome! I can barely do trot poles bareback as of now lmfao

[@sinnasokolnorlin9940]

Bästa känslan när man vaknar och har sovit dålig men ser att du har laggt upp en video och få lite pep på morgonen! Q&A Skulle varit såå kul, skulle vara kul att "lära känna dig" bättre! 😁 Nu ska jag fortsätta kolla på dina videor och få mer energi! Ps sluta ALDRIG med KZbin! 😂

[@riderhugosson]

Tack för din fina kommentar!😃 Ja, men då kör vi en Q&A🎉

[@batmanpowder]

Skulle vara så roligt om du gjorde ett samarbete med Johanna Berg och rider islänning och så får hon hoppa lite sen :D :D Hur kul? Så mycker power i islandshästar vilket många inte förstår :D Folk måste få seee :D

[@riderhugosson]

Hmm nja, vi får se😅

[@denisejdowdy]

I'm 57 years old and I just started riding English three years ago, and only in the summer months. This season (2020/2021) is the 1st season that I am riding once per week continuously (from Sept 2020 until June 2021). I have tried bareback and I would really like to get back to it!! I have balance issues - I usually lean to the left. Do you have any tips on what exercises I should do to help with balance? Thanks so much!! I am loving your videos and I just subscribed to you page!!

[@joymariedriscoll5035]

You once again challenged Your Excellence!!!

[@charlottaj8995]

I love your English 😂❤️

[@Jannie9004]

Sååå till sommaren, kan vi vänta oss att se en terrängtävling barbacka? :D Något jag skulle vilja se är klipp och bilder från när du började rida fram tills idag, se utvecklingen och de olika hästarna du ridit/ägt. :)

[@riderhugosson]

Det kanske kommer😅

[@lizweber4996]

Nice job leaving on a good note!!!

[@kathrynmorelli5226]

Built in Jesus strap

[@annieekstrom9125]

Prova att rida med en barbackagjord. Den kan man sätta stigläder och stigbyglar i, har en till min kallblodstravare. Tycker själv att man sitter stil bra på ryggen när man använder barbackagjord. Det var längesedan jag köpte den så jag kommer tyvärr inte ihåg vart. Kan ha varit på Hööks.

[@roofbuns]

Det finns barbackapaddar där man kan sätta i stigläder också-

[@madenabyss6981]

Trike look like lots of fun

[@riderhugosson]

Yes, it’s lots of fun😆

[@becksloveshorses]

Wait. If you call a canter a gallop then what do you call the gallop?

[@kirstenlenz4372]

A lot of time they just call that running (confusing, I know)

[@meganproffitt424]

This horse is a saint 😂

[@JustAgirly0]

i love his lively spirit X'D

[@roofbuns]

"It's a lot harder with the balance" I ride bareback at least once a week so that kinda made me laugh 😅 (I also have a naturally good balance so-)

[@user-dc9mq8qh7b]

Oh really thats pretty cool! So u ride bareback in the winter too?❤️

[@bre4820]

Yeah, the horse I trained for years refused a saddle on her back (mental block), so I learned pretty quick how to ride without a saddle for her 😁

[@user-dc9mq8qh7b]

@@bre4820 Ooohhh thats awsome my 18 year old mare hatesss having a saddle on she is acting like a 5 yo😂❤️

[@OperaLuv16]

Such a nice horse. And your so Swedish not wanting to recognize your talent.

[@noone-ph3jy]

I have the same barebackpad. I always ride with it. It's so good for your balance. And the pad is very sticky so you can't fall off easily.

[@lisasleck6223]

yeah I use riding with barebackpad to train my balance (it is pretty bad but I can now safely ride in the arena with one and sit a buck if necessary (only happened once) and I prefer riding with barebackpad because my horses fur especially in the winter gets really slippery :)

[@sannaa8489]

Älvsåkers byväg, är det där Parmler höll till förr?? 😳

[@riderhugosson]

Det stämmer bra det. Vi flyttade in 1997.

[@bianka388]

There's No need to put extra saddle pad u der this blue one. This blue one isnt like saddle, you Just put it on horse and pin belt (idk how its called in English, but its this thing under horse)

[@ebbastenman1307]

Vart har du köpt barbackasaden?

[@elliehensey7691]

Hi im new to this channel, can anyone tell me what the cup like thing is for on the horses head collar in the cross ties? I've never seen one before

[@meganproffitt424]

It keeps the horse from screwing up his blanket, but I’m not sure what it’s called

[@kathrynmorelli5226]

tall horse, long strides:)

[@malin1153]

Horsedream Premium eller Horsedream Iberica paddarna är dom absolut bästa enligt min smak. De hindrar att bena åker fram och padden bak, på grund av de stöttande "kuddarna" fram. ;)

[@malin1153]

Btw! De har också paddar för hästar med högre manke. Padden du har köpt såg väldigt platt ut över ryggen, vilket är orsaken att den gled bakåt. :P

[@klaradaniel5230]

Testa Travsport😍

[@riderhugosson]

Ja, det kommer nog😃

[@frejamodig638]

Gud vad smidig du är 🤩

[@ronjalounio7491]

What is the brown chin thing at 5:00 ? :D

[@sandygreene7012]

I was curious about that as well.

[@annemarieboekwijt4883]

@@sandygreene7012 prevents the horse to take off their blanket

[@sandygreene7012]

Lol. They are crafty animals. Always having to find ways to out think them

[@ronjalounio7491]

@@annemarieboekwijt4883 Oh lol !!

[@annemarieboekwijt4883]

@@sandygreene7012 ha ha indeed sandy, keeps us on our toes 😁

[@jilldickson4352]

Numnah or saddle pad.

[@videhaggstrom8762]

Det var ju skitbra! Modig du är :)

[@mikaelasimensen5966]

I ride bareback all the time😃

[@heidiwhelan1397]

schabrak = Numnagh, vet inte om det är korrekt stavat dock...

[@learemnert-kjellmark7376]

Är det bara jag som vill jobba hos honom. Kan inte tänka mig ett roligare jobb

[@bobbo692]

Älskar Svengelskan😂

[@fredramirez8153]

I ride bareback every sundqy and the pad is called a dressage pad

[@saraheeter6559]

That is a bareback pad. Dressage pads don't have the handles or the straps for girths

[@RedRedux]

@@saraheeter6559 they do in Canada

[@Paige0557]

Try a neck rein Screen-Shot-2013-02-04-at-4.00.42-PM.png

[@elinandersson3202]

Underbart 😅💕

[@sarajonsson171]

Helo

[@tomtenjagvillhaenriktigjul3162]

Helo

[@riderhugosson]

hi!

[@andersericsson3248]

Kan du prata svenska i en vudio snälla du är bäst

[@tasjaboes6752_]

🤣🏇😂

[@mathildawingren2711]

Asså jag fattar ingenting

[@vivientakacs5599]

It's so sad to see her head hyperflexed so much

[@lillymills736]

Shut up and leave the channel

[@vivientakacs5599]

@@lillymills736 Why should I shut up about a horse being forced in a position that is painful and could, if done over longer periods of time, cause serious lasting damage?????

[@RedRedux]

If judges would stop rewarding it people would stop doing it. 🤷

[@vivientakacs5599]

@@RedRedux So, instead of blaming the person that is doing this to their own horse, let's blame the judges. Noted 👍 Btw, if everyone stopped doing it, then there would be no need for the judges to give points, as no one would do it. It's really a shame that the equestrian community is not louder about this. It's literally harming horses, just for the sake of winning. That ain't right.

[@RedRedux]

@@vivientakacs5599 wholely agree with you there is definitely something rotten with the equestrian community when it comes to upper level competition. I work with slaughter rescues so I'd never be welcome there anyway. No one wants my meat horse at their fancy show 😒

[@philippahaggstrom810]

Kan du sluta och prata engelska