The Madden Method - Beezie flats Chic Hin

Join us for Beezie flatting Chic Hin d’Hyrencourt while John discusses what she is working on and why.

[@pridescrossinghorsesforsal9506]

How generous of you both to post these videos. So many of us are isolated yet still have to exercise our horses. These videos are even more crucial and valuable now. I can't thank you enough.

[@martylesnick2032]

Oh my goodness thank you John and Beezie for this excellent lesson on the flat. Such a thrill being at the Kentucky Horse Park watching and cheering her and all the exceptional riders and horses at 2010 WEG. Had tickets for 2018 but the weather didn't cooperate for us. We loved to see Beezie fellow Wisconsin rider take the world and boy she is on top of it now. This is an unprecedented time. We are lucky to live with our horses and have that normalcy every day. Feel sorry for those who board and can't get that time with their horses. I'm 70 and ride my 26 yr. AQHA Champie who we raised, just around the pastures, low key cuz we're both semi retired😉. How exciting for those riders out there and youngg horses to get to learn from Beezie and you when this unbelievable difficult time has past. For now we will all try to stay safe, say a prayer for the sick and all those brave medical field fighting this cruel virus. And thank you again for this beautiful distraction of Beezie and these lovely horses. I'm hook looking for more😉 Susan

[@carolynstewart8465]

Excellent articulate comentary. Thank you!

[@sarawatson8884]

I’ve been waiting for this channel to take off, John...Haha it’s about time! 😉 You’re commentary is awesome, and honestly I could watch Beezie ride all day. So many intricate details to learn. Riding with you two is a life long dream, however for now, this channel will have to do! Haha. Stay well and keep the vids coming!

[@jessicaanne25]

Thank you so much, please keep doing these! Thanks for addressing the distances today, makes sense that what is more important is the exercise and it’s less about the distance 😊

[@kanescholz7070]

Was missing my lessons but now I am taking them online with Beezie and John Madden!!!! Thank you...not the same as riding but i feel like I am getting a lot out to this.

[@ramonafarhat8588]

Love your videos! Beezie has always been my favourite so having a little peek inside her world is just amazing. Keep the videos coming!

[@lorettaallison6931]

These videos are fabulous! Please keep them coming. Just finished the lesson with Katherine, Claudia, and Emily. I’m a rider who likes a lot of feedback from my trainer. Hearing Beezie and John’s perspective and insight is invaluable! Thank you for sharing!

[@chewar7537]

Love when he got to put his head down, and be natural. That is fantastic!

[@luisximenez2420]

WHAT A TREAT!!!!! thank you john and beezie for sharing this riding sesion...

[@julimontesano7997]

Bezzie a FANTASTIC RIDER ON ANY HORSE. LOVE HER. GOAT OF THE HORSE WORLD. THANK U. JULI MONTESANO PORCARO

[@jessicapersonal9678]

I so appreciate you sharing these videos. What a gift. BTW, I think John makes a great commentator. I"d like to hear him commentate on some televised shows. Stay well and God bless.

[@annejournick711]

Saving this video to refer back to again and again.

[@humanity941]

Hi from australia nice video i always start off on a loose rein nice stretches until his nose touches the sand in the arena long nice streches on a loose rein

[@mickithompson5888]

Hi! It's so refreshing to hear “build them up” instead of “tear them down” which is too common in the arena anymore. I love that the walk is used as both the warm-up as well as the work. What brand of automatic walker do you use? I see it in the background, it looks huge.

[@christinewaters7977]

Love this video, thanks for posting! 2 equipment questions if you don't mind - Do you often flat without boots/polos or is that specific to Chic? And do you normally use bonnets at home or is he wearing one for a purpose?

[@johnmaddensalesinc]

Christine Whitby Great question! Chic has very sensitive skin, so while in Florida, we avoid boots with him as much as possible. He also is very sensitive to bugs, thus the bonnet.