Everything Is FROZEN & Riding FRESH Horses 🥶 | Weekend Vlog

[@libby_the_tb9601]

If she’s keen and takes you to a fence I wouldn’t be kicking her three strides before like your friend was saying, just sit quietly and then remember to go with her when she jumps xx

[@izarrame3437]

Don't push her before the jump, the only thing you are doing is stressing her out she knows her job don't get all stressed and adgitated just sit and follow her. ♡

[@jessicaalice4868]

If she gets strong before the jump don't come into the jump in trot then canter 2 strides before you are just teaching her to rush off towards the jump. You should try and canter a few circles until she's listening and responsive then come into the jump. If she still gets strong don't be afraid to circle before the jump. If you can you could also try cantering into the jump then a few strides before trot so she learns to slow down at bit, but it will all come with time.

[@racingtoglory2351]

when she is strong, dont ever kick, especially if you are eventing on her as she will get you off due to her being taught to run through the bit and tanking off, the girl in the back clearly doesn't have any qualifications as no one would say just kick before the fence if she is already strong, i recommend watching youtubers like Elphick event ponies as she has many youngsters and has so much advice when horses are strong, introduce trot poles and small cavaletis and canter poles along the side and when she is calm doing those then add to a small fence, yes you want to event 80 this year potentially but she is so strong nothing will go well as she will be confused if anything happens. i also recommend some very small grid jumps like 60cm as she will disrespect them if any smaller, this will slow her down a lot as she has to think about her foot placements and try to be careful. slowly raise the fences when she nails all these exercises as she will learn to slow down and if she rushes then she has to find her own stride, dont always push her for a good stride or hold her back for one as she will rely on you only, if you let her find her own strides and just bridge your reins then she will learn that she needs you to find the stride to be comfortable jumping, this will help her listen to you. deffo dont listen to your friend as she is setting you up for something bad to happen, listen to videos of people who have great ideas like Meghan Elphick as she also has lessons on there which you could relate to your horses or book a lesson every couple of weeks(yes pricey) but it will help you improve as you can take the advice away and work on it.

[@Primrose.ponies]

Yes exactly. Every time I heard her saying “just kick, and keep her forward” I cringed. Her horse was completely rushing over those jumps, the last thing they needed was more speed.

[@rosieequestrian8776]

i know this comment was from a while ago and snip has had surgery since this but i so agree with your comment. i love g and she is a great rider however before snip had surgery georgia was saying she wants do do a be90 by the end of the season, not trying to sound nasty at all but a be90 takes a lot more work than most people think especially with a horse as green as snip. x

[@finlays_pony_journeys8840]

the girl in the background was chatting so much shit, but well done for sitting those momensts! 6 months ago you would have been on the floor so a massive improvment on your behalf.

[@XKG_]

You should try doing trot poles and canter poles a lot more as it will help calm her down a bit more when she's jumping.

[@danielhughes6850]

When trying to keep the horse in a rythym to the fence you should not be instructed to “kick, drive, and clicking at the last few strides!

[@user-bz2tr9il8n]

22:45 keep an eye on ur diagonal ur friend didn’t even pick up on it! x

[@helenawalto.4070]

Woohoo we’ve been introduced 💖 looking fabulous you two!🐎🐎

[@eleanorstorey680]

Girl in the back ground just chatting shit about kicking and driving into a fence, start by trotting into fences and letting the jump come to you not rushing her

[@heyits3lla960]

I’m sorry but who was the person behind the camera 😂 I hope they’re not your instructor 😅 You’ve clearly got a quality horse on your hands, I’m sure you’ll make a lovely partnership 😊

[@MelanieWeber285]

LOOKING CUTE AND COLD AND AMAZING!!! CUTE JOB!!!

[@hceventing]

Snip looks like great fun! Mine is feeling just as fresh

[@sophiejones105]

I like the training and area hire videos with snip

[@sommerrose7051]

Great video, that saddle doesn’t look like it sits her that well though in my opinion, has it been fitted?

[@indiataylor1158]

I agree, looks too long!

[@typicalxxelz8920]

I recommend a clean kitty litter scoop to scoop out all the ice. Works for my guys!

[@Mollie_Raby_Brown]

Super excited to watch!

[@emmam7861]

Yay, love your videos! I learn a lot from watching, thank you.

[@rubydawson2032]

Aww snip is so cuteeee 🥺🥰

[@brynnelliott8188]

I love watching your videos! But I hate the noseband on the bridle, it prevents the horse from opening its mouth when the bit causes it pain! Thank you for posting!!

[@kellbelldurbin7201]

I'm here! Been watching for yrs and started western riding for 20yrs now going English bc of u love dressage and poles!!

[@animalitos_31]

I loved the video, what beautiful horses you have and the cute dog and nothing fascinated me with the video. Greetings from Chile 😍😍

[@TheEquiClubYouTube]

looking good!

[@sophiejones105]

Try trot into the jump

[@shanjanusman9974]

First or second comment 🐾🐴🇬🇧🌠🌃😁 I know I haven't been riding for a while due to psychotherapy related illness but I absolutely love the channel and the mare you recently got is a beautiful one ♥️ 💙 ❤️ 🐾🐴🇬🇧😍

[@strideway.iris.official.11]

Loved this

[@rubydawson2032]

I have a little chestnut mare she’s only 12.2 hh but makes up for it in sass 😂 she’s a games pony so really quick and can turn on a six pense but ridiculously strong I’m 14 and have owned her for the past 3 years and it doesn’t get any easier 😭 if anything the smaller ones r the worst 🥲

[@Bombshell.350]

Hi there,, I just wanted to know where did you get ted coat from.?? It looks super cool I defo would get one for my little boy… 😊.. You need a built in fire to keep you warm!! It’s cold you guys make me laugh 😂.. try falling in a little river in February when it’s -7 snow on the ground I laughed to myself then carry on doing what I was doing😂 only person who knows this is the person you had a lesson with Rocky the pony 😊.. she will tell ya!! Ur mate sounds like she got a cold coming😂😂 hope you good too. 🙂 I love the frosty mornings but yeah let me know where you got ted coat from..

[@jessicagreen5943]

how many times daily basis do you go to the horse stable on a regular basis on the weekend

[@kenxoxo2]

where did you get your broom from? 😮

[@marycookmoore3956]

So funny how the wheelbarrow becomes like non horse person fancycar. You can’t have have others using it and taking the chance or breaking it. Only a horse person understands. The weather has been brutal this holiday maybe the most

[@lilypeate7007]

I am so annoyed at KZbin because I'm just now seeing your video on my recommended! 1day later! So I've unsubscribed and subscribed again and of course putting those notifications on fingers crossed I won't be missing any uploads now. Xx

[@eviennaequestrian18]

its not yor horse who's green its you

[@4dogs677]

I thought the whole point of the new stable at your parents was for your new horse why isn’t she there

[@vintagedolls5847]

The new stable at her parents house was for chilli because of his respiratory issues. But he didn’t like being alone so Charlie is in there.

[@That_Girl_Amelie]

This looks amazing well done 3rd comment yay 👏

[@eviennaequestrian18]

snip is to much for you id get better at riding before buying a green horse that you can't handle