How to ensure a safe ride by doing some groundwork before mounting a horse

[@aler4979]

Hi. Is that you katrhine f. Who visit buenos aires around 25 years ago ?

[@RideLikeaViking]

Yes I have been to Argentina and Buenos Aires about 25 years ago. Best rave party ever! 😆🎉✨

[@aler4979]

@@RideLikeaViking uau. I am alejandro. You gave me the che guevara sticker. 👍Maybe you dont remember me. Nice to meet you again.

[@RideLikeaViking]

@@aler4979 Che Guevara! Those where the days, and we climbed up the crane✨

[@aler4979]

@@RideLikeaViking Yesssssssss !!!!! You are Kathrine !!!!!!!!!!! 😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃 I'm so happy remembering those moments I will follow you here at YT.

[@RideLikeaViking]

@@aler4979 Thank you so much Alejandro. I will follow you too ! ✨

[@alfie8953]

Hello. Are the reins attached to the bit? It looks as if they are attached to the rope halter through the bit rings? I have never seen this before but like the idea. Forgive me if I am wrong.

[@RideLikeaViking]

Yes the reins are attached in the rope halter, I use it all the time now! Here`s an old video on how it`s done facebook.com/ridelikeaviking/videos/809574702547318

[@eirinvenas3074]

Er det ikke lyd?

[@RideLikeaViking]

Ikke lyd på denne, kun tekst. Lydgudene er ikke alltid med oss 😆👍✨

[@gerrycoleman7290]

'.......by doing some groundwork'............I would say, a lot of groundwork.

[@RideLikeaViking]

I`d say the groundwork before mounting in this video, took about 10 minutes, but of course teaching the horse this was not done in 10 minutes. This was more like a ceck up to see how he was doing and I was in a hurry to get it all done as someone was looking for a young horse to buy and wanted to try him the next day.