𝐎𝐎𝐓𝐁 𝐓𝐑𝐀𝐍𝐒𝐅𝐎𝐑𝐌𝐀𝐓𝐈𝐎𝐍: Fool Proof Ways to Make Your OTTB Happy and Willing

[@alingwu7539]

This is not boring at all. Owning a horse means taking care of everything. We don’t learn these daily errands in riding schools, but we do need to learn this after becoming a horse owner. Again, thank you Alicia.

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Aling..... sooo happy after reading this! xx

[@dustinkeele9378]

This series has been transformational for me. I’m bringing along my first OTTB, and I feel like we’re pacing along with you and “Mowgs”. I LOVE that you show all the spooks and struggles- the way you talk through your reactions and WHY you respond the way you do. Seriously so helpful. It would be such a dream to do a lesson with you someday. *Matthew 19:26

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Dustin. Thank you so much for the message! xxx

[@christinafragis7224]

As always invaluable advice especially your tips on how to religiously take off the bridle. You are absolutely so right about accidents happening just when you least expect it. Same goes for how to move behind your horse,. Once again thanks Alicia!!

[@YourRidingSuccess]

You're welcome!

[@bethmiller8284]

@@YourRidingSuccess I noticed also that Alicia never took her helmet off the whole time. An extra layer of safety

[@TakeoffEquestrian]

I love following Mowgli's journey but it's even better seeing videos like this where you can really see how lucky this boy is to have someone who loves him and wants him to be happy in his new career ❤️🙏

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Love this, Emily! Glad you enjoyed it xx

[@leahthompson3810]

I love how loose your reins were when you asked him to go in the wash bay. So loose, no tension at all. So he will b thinking well she's okay, she's not hanging on all tense so I shouldn't b scared ether. Lovely x

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Glad you liked it!!

[@catherineroy2480]

Mowgley at the gate giving us some serious side eye! Lol Making the horse wait does wonders for their patience and calming the nerves. They actually teach themselves so it is also low stress and builds trust.

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Yes. You're right! x

[@trouvaloo]

I’m an old timer with horses and I enjoy seeing how you handle your horses! There’s always more to learn and Sometimes there’s a better way to do something ! Ty!

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Thank you so much!

[@jennibowles7802]

I love these videos!! Things you think you know, you add a different spin on it and makes me think more about safety around my horse as well! Easy to get complacent! ❤

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Glad you like them!

[@sarahwales6276]

I am certainly picking up a lot of handy tips also, but these videos would be so wonderful for beginner riders/horse owners. So valuable.

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Thanks, Sarah! So glad you are enjoying the videos xx

[@corinnachapman5053]

Awww, Mowgley is such a good boy! Alicia you're doing an amazing job with him

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Thank you! 🧡

[@nyreerussell8806]

Thanks again Alicia some great tips for after care, I have a note book now lol, the last loop that you did with your stirrup that's a game changer I'm going to do that now and where did the get that rug I love it, I have a thing for rugs lol. I've learnt more from you that any instructor I had at pony club 30+ years ago ie safety understanding and not feeling stupid to ask questions. Alicia could you do video on saddle fittings ie where the flap should be to your leg, the best place for the girth to sit etc as horses and riders come in all shapes and sizes and what to look for when buy non custom made new and second hand saddle. I am very short 5'11" and in the thigh am finding very hard to find a dressage saddle to fit me and my has a very large scar across her ribcage and is slightly down hill will this effect a saddle fitting as well? I'm loving these videos. Hi Tash!

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Thanks for the lovely comments and glad you are loving it! The rug is a thermotex one, not cheap but very good!! Yes we do this xx

[@laragoosen473]

This was such a helpful video, it’s great to see the behind the scenes. Absolutely love little Mowgley, he’s such a sweetheart 🥰

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Thank you!

[@hayhoe2]

This was so helpful!!! I just got back into riding after being away for 26 years. You have really filled in some holesnin my knowledge. More like this please!

[@YourRidingSuccess]

This is great!! Glad you're back riding again!! xx

[@fauziadurrani9064]

He's clearly a very well taken care of and happy horse! You guys are the best!

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Thank you! Yes he is LOVED for sure!

[@emma_and_a_horse]

OMG Mogley is the absolute cutest 😍😍🥰🐴🐎 I'm looking forward to the next version of this video so that I don't miss what you were talking about

[@YourRidingSuccess]

He is the cutest! More to come x

[@clairejames8441]

Loving these videos 😀 I would love to see more videos like this, about how to care for your horse, grooming, tack care etc 😀

[@YourRidingSuccess]

This we can do!!! 🤩

[@luciemarinov129]

Very valuable tips, thanks for sharing this!

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Thanks, Lucie!!

[@janetlhowe1]

Great video, lots of good tips, even with the audio issues. Thanks for sharing! Wonderful video series.

[@YourRidingSuccess]

So sorry for the audio issue! Glad you liked it xx

[@katemcgregor3644]

Loved this video. Would like to see more like this especially the little tips and tricks like the microfibre cloth

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Thank you!

[@rebeccaphillips5180]

It's great to see behind the scenes - thanks so much! I was wondering if his feeding has changed since the early video now he is in more work?

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Hey Rebecca, yes it has!! We will be making an update on this very soon so stay tuned xx

[@jessicabee9299]

Love how well taken care of he is ❤ Love this video, It is so helpful to see this stuff

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Thank you so much!

[@ejmsj94]

great information as always! Love what your giving through this channel :)

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Thank you!!

[@janehorseridingdiver]

Just love these tips. I found them really helpful. Thank you.

[@YourRidingSuccess]

You are so welcome!

[@lillygaz]

You are amazing ! Thank you for all the info !

[@YourRidingSuccess]

You're welcome!!

[@jennasofia5532]

Love to see how good care you take of your horses! They are so lucky!

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Thank you! we love them all x

[@HannahAtEquineEvolution]

Loving this video, although I can’t seem to find any comments about it so I’m thinking there may be an issue on my end but from 15:30 I can’t hear any audio it’s only music. Is that accurate or an issue with things on my end?

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Hi Hannah, yes that is right there was a problem with the audio sadly in this video (Alicia mentions it), we are very sorry about this! x

[@lillycatcerisedolls268]

Mowgley is definitely a lucky one to have such good care. Thank you for sharing the behind the scene and o All those tricks :)

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Our pleasure!

[@cwmequestrian2985]

Thank you for these videos! There so helpful, and so informative! 🤩

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Glad you like them!

[@pippakay7234]

Great advice especially about walking roundc4he teat of your horse. Just a pity there was such a big chunk with no audio. Thanks Alicia for getting stuck in to show everyone how to do this. You can tell you've done it so many times before just by the way you handle yourself.💜👍💛

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Thank you!

[@kimberleenadwocki4393]

I would love to have Walker like yours. Such a awesome piece of Equipment to cool down and exercise your horses. The important tip of making sure your horse is dry so the horse won't roll. Fantastic advice. I spend at least 45 minutes tacking up & cooling down my horses after their training session. I do alot of bonding during the grooming part. Thank you again for all your hard work. Also what brand is your helmut?

[@YourRidingSuccess]

You are so kind. 🧡

[@jenniferhill3377]

I noticed the dry patch under his withers. I know that is a super sensitive place and am always worried about too much pressure there. How did you fit your saddle, half pad etc so that there was no pressure on that triangle patch on the side of the withers?

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Hey Jennifer, super question, Alicia will answer this one either in DE this week or in a short video x

[@kathrynsteelstarbuck6297]

Hi Alicia, I wanted to find out if you could possibly do an episode on exploring different bits on your OTTB and some tips to ensure he is happy

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Hi there! This is a tricky one as we use all loose ring snaffles with double join on almost all the horses, often if you have issues with bits the real issue is with the connection. If you find the horse is fussy this could be the issue? x

[@meetandcode]

Oh! I indeed got dragging when getting off the horse ... will try your jumping way, thanks!

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Oh! Thats terrible! yes i hope this works for you xxx

[@katkafhorse]

Thanks for this, some really useful tips - would love to know what spurs you’re wearing when riding Mowgley

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Hey Kat, the spurs Alicia uses are a flat, disc rowel style, this is because they are most kind on the horse as they are not sharp at all and the disc spins on the horses side instead of "jabs" so it rolls over the side. Hope this helps x

[@vickyrb2244]

Hey I love the content you guys make. Keep up the good work. 🙌 but in my stable we do not have access to warm water so that I could bath my horse in autumn. What could I do to replace these steps with.

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Hi Vicky, if your horse sweats and needs cleaning you could take a kettle and warm some water up to clean the horse off with x

[@pluto2919]

I definitely would love more videos like this!! I don’t have my own horse at the moment, but I always want to care for any I ride or one day own the best I can:) I would love a video on how you care for your horses in the dead of winter. Is there a certain temperature you stop riding them at and if so are there other things you can do to help them stay fit?

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Hi Pluto.... We dont really get to below -5 deg. so we keep working them. x

[@pluto2919]

Oh gotcha, in Celsius correct? I’m from Iowa in the USA and we can get into the negative double digits Fahrenheit 🥶 thank you for the reply, I still can’t believe I get to talk to you like this, it’s amazing!!

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Yes celsius!! x

[@susansoderman1854]

Your barn is so gorgeous!

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Thank you!!

[@sharonjones6316]

This is how I was taught. Always stay safe .

[@YourRidingSuccess]

😘

[@luciewebber1132]

this video is my favourite episode on how to make an ottb happy

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Thank you!

[@kimberlyperillo9990]

I love the basic horse care videos. It is the simple things that sometimes are assumed one already knows, so thanks for this. Bummed the audio went out, but still really helpful. Question: Do you do this after every ride on Mowgley and do you do it in the winter as well? Thanks, Alisha and Team!

[@mdee860]

I hope they have heat lamps & drying rugs if they bathe un the winter.

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Hi Kimberly, thank you!! Yes we do this routine and we make sure the horses are kept dry by using the special rugs to draw the moisture out and also heat lights x

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Have a look in the video as we use special rugs for drying x

[@mdee860]

@@YourRidingSuccess - 👏👏👏

[@hugheskids2432]

Thank you for making a new video! I don't have a trainer, so you have helped so, so much!

[@YourRidingSuccess]

So happy it all helps!

[@amandanjord9826]

Awesome watching you take care of the little man! Which half pad do you use? I have an all fleece half pad. I worry it takes up too much space and changes the saddle fit.

[@heatherpike5230]

I wonder about that too, I use a gel one which has much less bulk but my fleece one would be better for summer because wool is so much cooler than the gel but it feels like it's too thick so I'm reluctant to use it.

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Hi Amanda, great question, Alicia uses this style half pad xx www.acavallo.com/products/shock-absorbing-gel-pads/sheepskin-gel-pads/

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Hey Heather look at link below, this is the style Alicia uses x

[@laceyjordanpmu]

Top notch care 👍 Alicia do you have any advice for a horse who often runs away in the canter / too fast and on the forehand ?

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Hi Lacey! Yes! Practice suppeling work with a horse that does this. Below are a few videos Alicia had done that should help kzbin.info/aero/PLilNDMqFJS_BVrNsd7DVH8jsNt56-xkI-

[@Ullibullizz]

I have a question. Am I doing something wrong, when I put on a rope halter, and lounge my horse in it? He seems to like it, and puts his head wery low. I am thinking this stretches his upper body. But some says this work can do harm. I am not a fan of extra gear that force them to be on the bit. I do this work with Equiband.

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Great question! The most important thing when considering how to stretch a horse is that you are aiming for the horse to stay in balance, and stretch over the top line into the contact - not just fall on the forehand and stop taking the contact. As the rider you want to influence the shape of the horse to help him use his body correctly and correct any indifferences - just like if we took a yoga class with an instructor. Watch this video and think about how this horse is in balance and is stretching more with the exercises kzbin.info/www/bejne/hKG9Zn5mlMuUppY

[@lisajames4150]

Great video. With water restrictions in Australia especially in summer hosing each leg for 5 minutes is not possible so ice boots are a good investment and poultice. I've also invested in an Equissage to help in recovery after work. There is certainly alot more to looking after our horses than just riding😀😀

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Very true!

[@lafemmefatal]

I LOVE how careful you are taking the bridle off, I'm also real careful, i hate when i see people just ripping the bridle off and you hear the metal bit smack their teeth... awful

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Ah Joan, 100% agree! Its so important to take care with them x

[@tamlynblamey138]

Awesome awesome awesome. Loved this video so very much

[@YourRidingSuccess]

YAY! xx

[@tamlynblamey138]

When you clip Mowgley, please will you do a video for us and also maybe a silly question, could you maybe show us a video on when the farrier does Mowgley's feet pleaae

[@Jerry_the_cat]

yes! I would also love to see these videos too

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Blacksmith video is on the way guys! Second week in November xx

[@Jerry_the_cat]

@@YourRidingSuccess awesome! can't wait!

[@tamlynblamey138]

@@YourRidingSuccess oh happy days, can't wait for that. So excited

[@constancephillips6627]

How do you teach a horse to accept water at face. My horse struggles with water on her head. She doesn't like much handling on the head/face area. I try to respect her, but she needs to be properly groomed and cared for. Your video is so educational and I've learned a lot just watching the first two Mowgley films

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Hi Constance, the biggest thing is to take it easy, it is a bit like us in the shower, some of us like the water pouring down onto our face and some don't! For some horses you need to sponge the face or only have the water very slow. Others (like Gee) love having the water sprayed flat out on their face!

[@nicolawebber1983]

Why do you use the leap ropes with the chains on x

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Hi Nicola, the chains are just so if you ever need a chain it is there already and also the horses do not chew the chain!

[@hootiamanowl]

Still enjoyed the vid but if there's no audio in the future maybe Alicia can do a voice over? Sad we missed a lot of points she raised

[@zoehenwood9706]

Yeah a voice over or more of the written pop up points

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Great suggestion! Yes we can do this for sure, thanks for the feedback x

[@nataschakerrison4831]

After scraping excess water from his body, what kind of rug did you put on him- no audio at the time. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and teaching us all these skills 😊🇦🇺

[@YourRidingSuccess]

HI there! It is a thermotex one xx

[@nataschakerrison4831]

@@YourRidingSuccess thank you 🇦🇺😊

[@coreeventing6681]

Very insightful! I'm beginning to take legitimate physical notes from these videos since a few aspects have really helped me in my training even just through the screen XD Thanks so much for all of these, truly! It shows a bunch of realistic views of it all that many of us in the equine world struggle with or have but rarely is shown!

[@YourRidingSuccess]

THIS MAKES MY DAY!!!!! I love it!!!!! Take a pic of your notes next time! Send it in! xx

[@mdee860]

@Core Event. - I agree with your comment. Even if you've been around horses for eons, Alicia always brings up really good points. You & quite a few others are taking notes.... and that's because Alicia is a phemoninal Teacher. Many equestrians are good, but most can't teach! Kudos Alicia.

[@wendyrockwell719]

It would be super to have another one like this, showing how to use shampoo in their manes and tails. What do you do to keep them looking so lovely all the time? My mare gets a bit of sweet itch in her mane and tail, so tends to rub a bit, how do you manage that? What’s the best method to deal with urine splash on their hind legs?

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Hey Wendy, all great suggestions! We could do a short video on this, do you also follow us on socials? We often put videos in the stories of "how to" tips as well xx

[@wendyrockwell719]

@@YourRidingSuccess you bet…I’m also a DMA member. I’m loving Alicia’s tip and extras so much.

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Love it!!!

[@realisticequestrian8229]

I don't know about everyone else, but ice boots are cheaper here than a walker 😂😉 Great video 💜

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Nice to know this, Amy! Glad you liked the video :)

[@oliviabowerbank9122]

I’d be curious to know how this process with Mowgley would differ with say a new dressage horse etc- do you still take the same steps or time?

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Great question! The basic principles of training and horsemanship (care) is the same regardless of breed etc but you need to look at each horse and determine what they need to be happy, ie feed requirements, turn out, jog days. The timeline for each horse differs only due to each horses specific needs ie rest time, how quickly they get confident in their work, body development. It’s important to always know the basic process but apply it individually!

[@amandakinneard1225]

I would be so worried my horse would get too chilled in the winter to give them a bath like this! Is your barn heated?

[@wwaxwork]

The water is hot and I think that's why she put that rug on him (the audio cut out but that was the impression I got). It helps dry them out so they're not so wet and helps keep them warm while they're drying.

[@angelfoodcake1979]

I'm the same. We don't have hot water.

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Hey Amanda, the water is warm and as commented below this is why the rug goes on x

[@joliegibbs1573]

Do you give him a bath after every ride? Or only if he is really sweaty?

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Hi Jolie, only if he is sweaty (which to be fair is most of his training sessions as his coat is a little longer), the shower is to ensure no sweat is left on his coat and skin that could cause irritation x

[@bethmiller8284]

so sad the sound went out. I think I got the gist though. Gosh he is so good with the water near his face! We also get a good look at what great shape he is in.

[@YourRidingSuccess]

He is doing so well isn't he! 🤩

[@yuni7105]

H I Alicia! Could you do a video on how to keep your geldings special parts clean? I've noticed mine has a lot of smegma build up and I'm not sure what the best way is to keep it clean. Right now we use some lukewarm water to rinse it out a bit but it keeps coming back.

[@tamlynblamey138]

Oh yes please. I would love to know that as I had a couple geldings in my life

[@audreye7078]

There are washes you can purchase to help. Using soap is not a good idea as complete rinsing can be difficult. Smegma is something that will always be there. The bean is critical to check for and remove. You might need your vets help as some geldings are super sensitive about that much handling.

[@YourRidingSuccess]

That I can do.... watch this space

[@heatherpike5230]

My vet does a sheath clean/bean removal when he does the teeth. Takes no time when they are half asleep so it's worth asking if ever you have them sedated.

[@katyroberts985]

My horse is 16’3 and I ride western. I’m still struggling to be strong enough to lift my saddle up and over so I don’t pull it across his withers. Tall horse problems.

[@tamlynblamey138]

If it may help and if your horse is it ok with it, stand on a little stool

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Hi Katy, Yes Tamlyn suggestion is a good one x

[@detsnumber1]

Elevator music... I am actually going to use this "visual".

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Thank you.

[@carinrobinson7602]

I noticed when you take the saddle off that he has dry patches up by his wither. My saddle fitter told me this is a sign of a tight saddle. Thoughts?

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Hi Carin, yes you are correct. He is filling out and the fitter is due this week! Good eye! X

[@pluto2919]

What should we do if we notice our horse is sore in their back? Are there things we can do at home to help in addition to calling a vet or maybe a Chiro? Assuming the saddle has been checked and fits correctly?

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Great Question..... have a look at this video... it should help loads... If there are any holes message me back xx kzbin.info/www/bejne/j5jJm5ugi5h3hZo

[@pluto2919]

@@YourRidingSuccess thank you! that’s a really good video. It also lead me to doing some extra research on the differences between an OD and a Chiro. I didn’t realize there were equine Osteopathic doctors but I love that there are and hope I can use one for my future horse:)

[@jessicawilson7106]

Hi Alicia, Please can you demonstrate the best way to pick out their hooves.Thank-you Jessica.x.x

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Good suggestion! Stay tuned x

[@I.equitazione]

Nice!! Curiosity: How much time you stay with dressage boots?

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Thanks! ❤️I’m not sure what you mean in your question?

[@I.equitazione]

@@YourRidingSuccessHow many hours you stay with dressage boots when you do dressage training?

[@YourRidingSuccess]

For Alicia (her boots) she wears them for the time she is riding and takes them off after riding x

[@I.equitazione]

@@YourRidingSuccess Hurt dressage boots?

[@lvpisias]

I get off exactly the same way, and do up my stirrups that way! I'm interested to see what you use to keep his kidneys warm when he's clipped.

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Good one!

[@mdee860]

Aww, such a shame with the audio. This video is so worth a 'voice over' where your audio cuts out completely. That way you wouldn't have to re-do the whole thing. I watched to see what similarities we had, as I too had an OTTB. I'm so glad you dried off his legs - horses HATE rivulets of water trickling down their legs. It feels like flies nibbling, to them. I always wiped down his face too, because of that same feeling. I was surprised that you used such a nice, fleece-y halter for bath time!?? It would get so dirty after a few times & who wants to sit in a wet, cold halter? The other part I liked esp. is when you took his bridle off. I did the same w/ the ears, but then grabbed the snaffle ring so that when he opened his mouth, the bit didn't ever drop down on his teeth. I helped it gently get out. I noticed when I first got him that he was sensitive there & I imagine he got a few smacks to his teeth prior to me. He seemed to really appreciate that. Again, this was a great video - SOOOO many people just drag the saddle off, not really caring if a girth buckle smacks their horse on a boney part of their leg. 😡🤬 You're such a great teacher & if you have students, they're really lucky to have you. Mr. Mowgley is a lucky, lucky boy. His fate as an OTTB could've been so much worse! He is stunning & I hope he becomes your best partner & your ♥️ horse. PS: no, he does not like the drain in the wash stall!!! 😖😁

[@YourRidingSuccess]

So sorry about the audio! Thanks for sharing!

[@mdee860]

@@YourRidingSuccess - wasn't your fault Alicia. Just get some tech. help where you can s p eat as to what you p u were doing in the "off" parts. Wishing you SO much success!!!

[@wendyrockwell719]

So sad about the audio. 😢 What is the rug you used on him? I use a wool cooler but it has a lot more fabric than that lovely one.

[@YourRidingSuccess]

I know! We’re so disappointed! The rug is called a “thermatex”

[@carolfyall688]

My TB barely stands still when on him. Then he will just stop if he doesn't want to go a certain way! Help

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Hi Carol, can you send me a video? This would help me help you xx

[@carolfyall688]

@@YourRidingSuccess yes where do I send it and thank you

[@carolfyall688]

@@YourRidingSuccess sent through FB

[@fionatomney1418]

I always take the boots off before the saddle thinking that I need to let his legs cool. Is that incorrect?

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Hi Fiona, it’s not incorrect, really just a personal option. I like to get the saddle off first so they are more comfy. But TBF there is such a small time in it, I don’t think it would really matter either way x

[@nuryktp5973]

👋🇮🇩🙂hi Alicia..I watched your live stream last night, but I fell asleep maybe because at my place it was midnight, so I accidentally fell asleep,

[@nuryktp5973]

But that's okay because I can watch it in full this morning, It's 8.50am in my country (Indonesia)👋

[@nuryktp5973]

You are so helpfull dear 🙏👌💪

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Hi! Thank you for watching! It's okay that you fell asleep!

[@janekiceniuk1578]

Just a comment in relation to your stirrup recommendation. I know an older lady that always put her hand on the neck(just like you do), her horse put his head down & she ended up tumbling down his neck.

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Oh thats a terrible story. sorry to hear that. Hope she is ok

[@shelbyadkins3594]

When I ask my thoroughbred to canter, he charges into it. I am able to slow him down to an ok speed but he still charges into it. He also refuses to pick up the left lead. I can and have worked with him on his left lead for two or three hours and just keep asking for the canter and bringing him down when he gets the wrong lead he just won't do it. I've tried tilting his head a little and a lot, I've tried asking with the the other leg, I've even tried asking with no leg at all and just kissing at him, He just doesn't get it. I've talked with my riding instructor and we both think it might be because he was a race horse, but we can't figure out how to fix it. Any suggestions?? A video would be very helpful to if your willing to make one. Edit: He also won't keep his head down. Once again probably because he was a race horse. We did not buy him straight off the track he was a trail horse for a few years for the people we bought him from.

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Great question! We actually did videos on just this subject with mogs! kzbin.info/www/bejne/m17HgZltgceYhK8 This one talks about this towards the end kzbin.info/www/bejne/iYDCipVtra5kbpI kzbin.info/www/bejne/nXW1cnywrch1abM These two are dedicated to it

[@shelbyadkins3594]

@@YourRidingSuccess Thank you! I will check them out!!

[@lafemmefatal]

wait, why did you only do his front legs when you were drying?? the audio cut out

[@YourRidingSuccess]

AH! sorry! Silly tech! Because those legs had boots on. so get particularly sweaty and dirty. so you need to ensure they are very dry and clean

[@bbsmumma8630]

My ottb would just let me pamper him all day long, he always wants to be with me 😂 we ride bitless and it made such a difference to my boy , is that something you would try? Xx

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Hi 👋, I don’t use bit less, only because you cannot compete them in a bit less bridle. So we always use what you can compete with

[@carolfyall688]

I have to slide down due to a dodgy knee but my Boy knows this

[@YourRidingSuccess]

ah thats ok

[@kippen64]

I also remove my feet from the stirrups and then jump off.

[@YourRidingSuccess]

This is the best way!!!

[@redloui]

Mogwelly??

[@YourRidingSuccess]

lol little typo there!

[@dustinkeele9378]

Glad to know you’re human ;).

[@keele85]

Thanks! Sounds like a great opportunity!

[@scarlettbennington7687]

# Harlow #harlow

[@YourRidingSuccess]

yayy!!

[@danegardner7025]

Hi how are you doing and you look nice and cute and stunning and i like your new video too and i like you too still 👍🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂😀😀😀😀😀

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Thank you!

[@trob5774]

#harlow🦋

[@YourRidingSuccess]

yay!!

[@abbieperkins8916]

##harlow

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Perfect!!

[@lilatrent767]

#harlow

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Perfect!!

[@taziwhitfield3387]

#Harlow Harlow

[@YourRidingSuccess]

Nice!!

[@annascandolaro3157]

#harlow

[@YourRidingSuccess]

nice!

[@kiara_fitze_equestrian]

#harlow

[@YourRidingSuccess]

perfect!!

[@roxannewalton9236]

#harlow

[@YourRidingSuccess]

great!!

[@roxannewalton9236]

#harlow

[@YourRidingSuccess]

super!!