Teach Your Horse This TODAY!!! It Could Save Your Life!! (One Rein Emergency Stop)

[@SAR-f4o]

Amen!!!!! I had to use it this past weekend when my younger walker spooked then proceeded to bolt...I will not ride a horse that cannot do a one-rein stop. It is crucial that the animal and rider practice it until it becomes second nature for the rider and the animal gives easily!

[@HorsePerfect]

YES! Your story is a Perfect example of why we teach that! Glad you understand the importance!

[@SAR-f4o]

👍👍👍👍

[@seneynah]

Amen it has saved my bacon so many times on my reactive dramatic bolting crack hamster Arabian.

[@kelangeliqueduclos9707]

This would have to be the best explanation of the one reign stop I’ve ever watched

[@HorsePerfect]

So glad to hear that! 😊

[@ashleywendel7173]

I can't help but think of this maneuver as being the "e-brake" for horses. Thank you

[@HorsePerfect]

That’s exactly what it is! 😅🙌🏼

[@equine2020]

I've talked of this often. Its circling your horse to stop it. Ive used it for a bolting horse. Also use the " pulley rein " to stop. This is used on the hunt field at times.

[@HorsePerfect]

Exactly it's very useful to teach every horse!

[@nicolefinehout8894]

Thank u so much for showing this in sometging other than a walk

[@HorsePerfect]

Absolutely! The faster the more accurate representation of an emergency stop 😅

[@Cowboykilla234]

I love this explanation!!! Just a thought, i found it easier to do a one rein stop with a bitless bridle. I got my homie morgan the morgan, and he’s definitely more content when stopping. Thank you for the video!!!

[@HorsePerfect]

Thanks mate! Some horses respect bitless bridles enough that you can have great success with them. Whatever works better for you and your horse! 🙌🏼👍🏼

[@SB-od1pn]

THANKYOU! Great explanation

[@HorsePerfect]

You are very welcome!! 😊

[@seneynah]

One thing he didn’t mentioned is this is not something you use in the moment you have an emergency if you’ve never done it before, a horse has to be trained to give his head like this. You teach them muscle memory to flex like that and also use your inside leg to tap the rear end over if necessary practice like he is over and over again until the horse anticipates and knows exactly what to do with that rein cue. Then, when your horse suddenly spooks or bolts, you can shut them down instantly before they even gain speed, when they are trying to do this, but you must train in advance.

[@HorsePerfect]

Yep definitely good to teach the horse before you need to use it 👍🏼👍🏼

[@oxycocus]

Who makes your saddle? What size is it? This was a great lesson.

[@HorsePerfect]

This is a Silver royal saddle. I believe its 15 inch seat and full quarter horse bars

[@oxycocus]

Thank you @@HorsePerfect

[@thetenre8649]

Wearing a helmit could "save your life" too .... set a good example !!

[@youtubehatestruthtellers8065]

😂lame. You must just started riding

[@N3va_3qustrian]

⁠@@youtubehatestruthtellers8065nope I’ve been riding for more then half my life we are just trying to not get injured so we can keep doing horse rdiing

[@n0tfr0mth1sw0rld]

💯😔

[@aiman.ainaa8990]

this channel earn to have at least 400k subscribers. way to goo HP!

[@HorsePerfect]

Wow thank you! Hope we get there one day!

[@victoriabonica1450]

Do you have to use spurs?

[@HorsePerfect]

I don’t have to but I do use spurs with advanced horses to communicate clearly in specific maneuvers.

[@nataliaevan1125]

Great work!

[@Conny226]

Can you please tell me what bit you have on him?is it broken in the middle?

[@HorsePerfect]

Hey there! Sure! In this video I think I'm using a D-Ring Snaffle bit. Yes it is broken in the middle and is designed for lateral pulling like the One Rein Stop. You wouldn't want to do a One Rein Stop in a Solid Shank Bit as it would hurt the horse.

[@Conny226]

@@HorsePerfect thank you for your reply

[@ums3857]

What do you do when horse your pulls back if you try to pull. My horse sometimes reacts perfectly. Other times he doesn't want to and pulls his head away

[@HorsePerfect]

Good question… it depends on why he’s pulling back… if he’s pulling back because the bit hurts him or something like that then that’s not his fault. Make sure you are using some form of snaffle that is designed for lateral pulling. If he’s just pulling away because he’s being bad then you can try to gently bump twice on the rein pulling him. I even say bump bump out loud. Then try to pull him. Sometimes that helps them remember what to do.

[@seneynah]

One thing this video is not showing is how you reinforce that bend with the leg once he bends his head over then you tap his bottom around because the head is 30%. The bottom is the 70% not all horses naturally move their butt around so you tap with your leg to move their butt around so even if they’re stiff neck, you can still move their bottom and shut down the 70%.

[@phasmacrystalrose05013]

I wish I was taught this

[@HorsePerfect]

Never too late to implement new things! 😊🙌🏼

[@maureencalland6184]

What if you are on a narrow track?

[@HorsePerfect]

Two options… hold on until the horse stops and try to steer him in a good direction. Or I would try the one rein stop anyway because in most cases the horse would stop as best he can even on a narrow track. It depends what’s around you! Let’s say you have hedges or walls or fences on both sides-in that case I’m definitely doing a ORS. If you have trees or ditches on either side then try to stop him only after you get to an open area. Hope that helps! 😊

[@equine2020]

Use the " pullly rein" method. Brace one hand on the withers, & pull back strongly on the other rein.

[@noneya9536]

What bit

[@HorsePerfect]

I use a D ring snaffle

[@TaskForce1-10EquestrianTeam]

my horse is a great girl. but I have been on a few that made me rethink my life choices LOL and the oh fu@ck me its going to hurt .

[@HorsePerfect]

That’s a very relatable moment 😅😂 it all happens too fast at that point 😔

[@n0tfr0mth1sw0rld]

This can bring the horse so much out of balance that you could bring him to fall and end up laying under your horse. Riding without a helmet is an absolute no go. Do better and set a good example, it could safe lifes

[@MoniekRedhead]

That's how your horse can break his legs, or worse

[@HorsePerfect]

Haha horses legs are so strong. It’s also up to the horse how much they stop before you bend their neck around. I’d much rather have a horse with a broken leg than break my own neck if I had to choose. Because this is an emergency only move.

[@MoniekRedhead]

@@HorsePerfect ok than let me ask you this... How do you stop an ex racehorse that doesn't bolt because he got scared but because he just wants to go full speed. Doesn't WANTS to stop. I know the answer because I trained them and I have one myself

[@MoniekRedhead]

@@HorsePerfect and I'd rather don't have my horse break its legs because you can still break your own back

[@MoniekRedhead]

@@HorsePerfect here you can hear how to hold the reins at 3.50 minutes kzbin.info/www/bejne/g3OppWN8r61qebMsi=Rzpdrx8VorzBdmzj

[@MoniekRedhead]

@@HorsePerfect and in this video you can see how the jockey riding the dark horse is keeping control of the speed. This way you can also let them stop. Now tell me what looks more safe for both you and your horse... kzbin.info/www/bejne/q3zRmKGFmZaNiKssi=6YTuU-GLaRS12Dpb I can tell you how they do it but first want to hear/read your reaction