Schooling A Green Horse & Keep Them Relaxed - REAL TIME From The Show

Schooling horses is a vital part of making or keeping our horses confident and relaxed during high intensity performance. The approach on a green horse will be different in parts than a seasoned show horse. In this video, Ice is just getting his feet wet.
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[@jenear3051]

Thanks for the video. I love seeing a horse being schooled vs a finished horse. 🙂

[@VeraGT82]

Great video with easily understandable explanation. So helpful for understanding what and why you do in the training. Thank you very much Jonathan.

[@horsetrainingpro]

Thank you Veronika

[@SheyeesHorses]

yes it would be fun to hear your toughts over your run with Ice ! good luck 😁

[@tishhood4081]

Yes. Please make more videos of show prep at the show. My horse is getting a lot of attention since I have been using your exercises. I raised my score on the rundown,stop,and roll back 1/2 +need more knowledge at the horse show on prepping. Will be looking forward to those. And critiques of your rides. I can’t thank you enough.

[@ponyupnat1339]

Love your videos!! We would love to see your round with ice.

[@jodiewilliams2567]

Very informative. I subscribed as I really like how you break everything down. Keep the videos coming! Jodie

[@kathmilbourne1517]

Absolutely fantastic video! Thank you!

[@horsetrainingpro]

Thank kath!

[@Melissaa1997Dressage]

This is so nice! Really great explanation, really helpfull.

[@slowbunny2247]

This is great! Thank you

[@stephaniehaass6345]

Could you explain what you mean by "drop his shoulder "? Is that when you need to gain collection by flexing his head toward that dropped shoulder and is that how you correct the dropped shoulder? What are you doing with leg pressure and your weight during the correction?

[@lauca6969]

This is such a great idea for a video 💯 love to see more videos like this! What are your cues to maintain a slow lope for your horse ?

[@horsetrainingpro]

In short, the movement and position of my legs will tell the horse at which pace to go. It’s drilled into my horses over time with exercises such as these found in the following video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/pnynmKGMlt-toK8 You can also find more on my online video series The Comfort Zone thecomfortzone.vhx.tv

[@lauca6969]

@@horsetrainingpro will check that out ! Cheers !are you in Canada by any chance ?

[@hester4697]

Thank you! Really helpful. I would like to see your run with Ice and of Dreamy. Hoe much time do you get on this paid warm up? And what would you do if in the last 30 seconds things would fall apart? Would you try and fix it there or end up on a good and relaxed note?