My Horse Won’t Stand Still!

In this video I teach a young horse in training named Rosie to manage her impulsion and find relief standing still.
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[@ryanrosehorsemanship]

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[@rhondab9792]

Her hustle is always when you are in the right eye.

[@jarjar0653]

Sage must have thought Ryan had lost his mind 😂. Beautiful horse. Great information. ❤️👍🏼

[@ryanrosehorsemanship]

She did 😂

[@shadowdancer1412]

@@ryanrosehorsemanship You mean he did. 😄

[@jolynchappell2335]

Ryan Rose, THANK YOU! You have taught me more about understanding how to communicate with a horse than any other natural horsemanship trainer, and I have watched many! Thank you for breaking it down and explaining what you are looking for specifically and how to specifically communicate that to the horse. You are amazing! Please keep up the good work. I am recommending you to every horseman I talk with. Thanks from my horses too!

[@kimcwhite6509]

I love your calm demeanor and training methods!

[@ryanrosehorsemanship]

Thank you

[@marcyking461]

Gorgeous Horse! I love your training techniques. A gentle hand and respect for the horse makes for an excellent horse!

[@ryanrosehorsemanship]

Thanks

[@TheDinosaurMann]

The term "emotional fitness" is excellent. Really good video and was exactly the type of awesome information + motivation I needed! Keep up the great work!

[@ryanrosehorsemanship]

Thanks

[@ValerieSmith-qd5ul]

I love the evolution of your life up/ life down description and how you relate it to “pressure”. Here pressure was just you moving towards her a little with life up. You’ve really had a positive impact on my horsemanship:). I’ll join your page to support and keep learning

[@sseeback6754]

I love Ryan's antics!

[@renewyourmind1815]

Ha, he even heards cats. Had no idea that was possible! Man, he's good with all species 😅

[@lennyrat4ever447]

Gorgeous, sweet kitty lol!

[@blanca2301]

I learn something new with every video of yours. I don’t even own a horse! I do ride, Western, and hope to one day own a horse. So, your videos will one day come in handy! :-)

[@isabellabenning7451]

I totally love your work ❤I have a horse just like her so this is providing me useful knowledge about how to handle him 🎉Thank you so much for sharing your work! Best greetings from Germany 🇩🇪

[@carolmurray3674]

I just want to say how gorgeous this horse is, her colouring is so pretty, from the tip of her nose to the tip of her tail.every time she moved in a different direction something else would pop out at me. She is just gorgeous! Ryan you do such wonderful work for horses and humans. I really enjoy your videos and I don’t and never have had a horse but I love them very🍎🇨🇦🍎

[@sidilicious11]

What a pretty horse.

[@elliestewart558]

The intro… Sage looks so confused 😂

[@ryanrosehorsemanship]

She was

[@pilatesfitinbalance]

what a beautiful mare!! well done there - thanks for sharing! Very well explained, really :)

[@ryanrosehorsemanship]

Thank you

[@sherryw-ponyluv-er2394]

Fun intro. About a week ago, coincidentally I started working more with my horses about making less assumptions and moving. I’m taking more time and working in more tasks for them rather than stuffing them into a halter and going from point A to B. They are way more settled when I turn them out. Good idea to add some obstacles!

[@loripeaceandlove6391]

Oh my gosh she is one of the most beautiful us horses I have ever seen. I would LOVE to by her if they ever decide to sell her. I would have no problem paying top dollar she’s so beautiful plus training from you Wow! Great Video! PeaceAndLove Lori

[@mrdjangofreeman5560]

Crystal clear demo, very good, thx

[@kimberlyrivard6945]

She is a beautiful horse.

[@marykaywohlert9228]

Wish I had found you before I sold my horse. Love your videos.

[@texasbiologicalmedicineoff2574]

Sweet Sage!! She is sure you have lost your mind! She is so tolerant of you! Love the cat!!

[@tetrachromat5030]

Sage is like "AAAHH I think this is what I'm supposed to be doing? Maybe? I thought this is what you taught me not to do?! Whatever it is I'm supposed to do, I'm gonna be the best at it!"

[@conniekempf4050]

The hustle shows more on her off side? This is the type of learning I'm so excited about. I already ruined one horse by getting way too carried away with the obstacles themselves, or getting too happy with the fact that I could actually make her move (woohoo🙄) and I successfully got that mare to be a nervous wreck. I wish I could do all that over.

[@Zana_Boni]

"...I wish I could do all that over" -> If you change, your horse will change too! 🥰

[@dawnaustin4556]

Just keep in mind that you are dealing with 2 horses. The right side horse and the left side horse. The "off" side that you mentioned is the more emotional side of this horse. I have a mare that tends to overreact to things on one side but not thee other. Fascinating animals.

[@KL-vu8jm]

Love your training videos. Keep them coming. Your cat just wanted some attention, not to be pushed aside with your boot.

[@johncarlanorton4430]

You notice regardless of the obstacle the horse is calm when the handler is on the left (primary leading side). She is rushing when the handler is at the right eye. She needs to get used to having people on her right.

[@chrisp7548]

Loved the video! I am learning so much from you. It is so helpful to hear the explanation and see the example. Thank you!!

[@susanking6491]

Great video. I have a horse with the same issues. Really like your insight and training methods.

[@5d41k3]

Be nice to the kitty

[@danirhude]

Great intro 😂

[@ryanrosehorsemanship]

😀👍

[@feritboisturusnes7674]

You do a good job 👍

[@sharonburgess9488]

Off side is has more hustle. Handled a lot from the left side maybe.

[@dawnhartzell2629]

Oh my gosh, love her color

[@fallbrkgrl]

Beautiful girl! And another great demonstration. Thank you! ❤️🌵☀️⛈️🌈☮️🐎

[@clegg334]

beautiful horse good training tips thanks

[@ameliemessager3505]

Looks like when you were in her right eye, she was a little bit more under pressure and not choosing to take her time I work with someone who really believe that horses have a different vision in their right/left eye, allowing them to see further with one and closer with the other Is that something anyone can relate on ? I think we all had a horse that was perfectly fine walking past something on one side but the second it's the other eye looking at that same thing, they go crazy and we get confused I was always told to work a horse on both sides, saddle/getting on etc

[@Georgie1660]

You can be so funny! You’re blessed with a gift to not only handle horses, but also people who have no business owning a horse! People need to: Learn how to ride and handle a horse first. Learn what to look for and know if “you” truly are capable of owning and handling that particular horse you’re looking to buy. I know a few people that got hurt pretty bad. Why, because they had zero knowledge and zero training, one had a little knowledge and a little training and one thought she had plenty of knowledge and plenty training. Pride and stubbornness get people hurt and killed. Missy #3. ending up getting knocked down and stomped in the chest. Bad ending! Watching Ryan, I now can see exactly where she went wrong. Again, pride, stubbornness and even arrogance gets people hurt. Ok, off my pedestal of preaching to the masses. Appreciate you Ryan! Blessings!

[@baasbothal769]

i am pretty sure next year the cats will listen to you as good as the horses 🙂 keep on working! hahahah

[@valeriehudson7276]

lOVED THIS VIDEO AND THE MUSIC AT THE BEGINNING . .

[@PONYHEAVEN]

Necessary, every day situation control is, what you teach those horses and us folks, who try all alone most of the time to manage somehow. Pls write a manual, Ryan.

[@cynthiajackson5070]

It's really interesting that she seems more confident with you in her left eye, so tries to turn her head or rushes on the right?

[@crosscountrygl]

Nicely said not pushing threw

[@Ayanari]

That intro was very cute haha

[@sissyc1913]

Lol .. your intros are funny

[@p.mccarthy-sher2691]

She’s so pretty!

[@snickersandkaytie]

I thought this was so informative! Great horse handling skills, love the facility too! What state are you located? Looks like Wisconsin or Minnesota

[@allgirrrlrider5395]

What a beauty! Horse isn't bad either! Just kidding. Love your videos, Ryan.

[@shadowdancer1412]

She looks big, is she a draft cross? Love the feathers on her feet. You have a lot of patience & calmness. My horse is trying to teach me those traits as well. 😁

[@makwa2428]

Haha love the intro 😆

[@kidstuff44555]

Some trainers (cough clinton anderson cough) are all about hustling horses everywhere, moving their feet until they're dripping in sweat. That may work for many horses, but it doesn't work for all horses. There's a good reason you don't see CA working with Off The Track Thoroughbreds or Arabs for instance. Good trainers understand changing methods to suit particular horses, not claiming they have a magic method that works on ALL horses

[@nistaffsubs6787]

Horses sweat , Kick And bite each other to death... horses kill their owners , but IS bad make horses sweat you say 🤷🏾‍♂️...

[@comesahorseman]

Turning away from the horse takes the pressure off and is a good tip to remember; for me as well. 😄 ? Is she in more of a rush when you're on her off side?

[@calpurnia8619]

‘Think thru pressure’. Like that…

[@renewyourmind1815]

Is she your horse? I missed that part!

[@424stormygirl]

Off topic but I don't normally like the roan horses but she is really pretty, is she part Gypsy Vanner?

[@sarkamarova6195]

i really like your Extreme Trail obstackes. i think each equestrian should have small playground for this ,,emotional fitness, as you said. Nobody will build playground from jumping barrieres or other most common equipment at riding arenas in long therm. Be honest to yourself, everyone is lazy daily set up and clean arena for practise. BUT if you have Extreme Trail playground like this is much simpler to come and work your horse. I recommend it to everyone! 😊❤

[@kimberlyrivard6945]

Sir, what bred is this gray horse? Thank you

[@danrozelle6737]

Why do I feel he is training me more than the horse?

[@melodyb1287]

Interesting that she seems to rush more when you are on her right side.

[@jihys5899]

Would those excersises help a horse thats rushing towards obstacles while jumping? We've been working on relaxation for some time now and now my mare can keep relaxed in standing still, walk, trot and canter. However im not really sure how to go about finding relaxation while jumping.

[@ryanrosehorsemanship]

Definitely

[@jefferyschirm4103]

Had a riding mule that jigged , when I went to a solid steel bit a roller she instantly when stopped would sand on three legs like an old girl !! It was a heavy bit , it gave her something to think about !1

[@tycox2444]

Ryan why do some Horsemen and Cowboys use a cavason on there horses, what is a cavason good for? Thanks

[@stephaniedustin5059]

If there is space just for just a few obstacles what would you recommend as a must have?

[@airtomjose3566]

Muito bom ótimo trabalho

[@airtomjose3566]

Top ótimo americano top

[@ugurugur1916]

Hı from Turkey.How can we treat a horse which is too much afraid from her environment and acts sudden turns while riding on so it becomes dangerous to ride because of this sudden turns as she gets frightened .

[@gerrycoleman7290]

It is not the horse's fault.

[@PONYHEAVEN]

"Everyday problems and solutions" film.

[@carlovilela4681]

Gostei

[@KingsMom831]

Lmao 🤣

[@rebeccarorie313]

Why don't you tie her up to a post so you can keep her still and guide her I would want to chase her all over the place Maybe love on her too comfort her a little bit so she sees that she is not going to be hurt She thinks you are going to do something to her Does she trust you?

[@kimcwhite6509]

Rebecca Rorie she's not afraid of him. Maybe watch a few more of his videos. He 'asks' her to do things. Like he said he's trying to control her mental fitness. By asking her to do things and when she figures it out 'herself' she learns more than 'making' her do things. I think we 'say' good girl or praise them too much at times. By doing that we interrupt the thoughts. I feel Ryan is calm and relaxed and that is more calming than constant praise.

[@ryanrosehorsemanship]

Why didn’t I think of that. 🤷‍♂️

[@amandak3198]

@@ryanrosehorsemanship lol yea, just tie her up. Ya know, the best way to teach new things to horses. 🙄

[@corybirdbox4757]

"Too" or " to " from an old English teacher. Its called learning understanding.

[@firehorse2008]

That's not the same horse as in the beginning.😒

[@tonijackson6943]

Nope. Let's see. Nope. Nope. Lol

[@tonijackson6943]

Where is my treats?

[@larrysmith1568]

Nervous horse.