Yup

1:23

I cant Tell if it’s saracasm or not-

change leads*

@@Crunchyyyy its the same thing

Oh sorry I get those two mixed up sometimes 😅

Lady Dimitrescu, and yes you are correct 😆

She was actually spooking because of the sunlight, reflecting onto the jump. I don’t think it was anything medical!

wow thank u for the answer

@@kaleybarry5544 even so, its always good to get a vets opinion even if it seems like a scared spook. My horse started refusing the same way a few years back, turns out he had arthritis in his neck that was making oxers specifically hurt when he jumped from the deep spot.

The sunlight was reflecting off the jump

she might have lime that is one of the simtomets the horse I ride was like that and had it she is fine now

Now make it a actual short

would you care if i made this a short?😏(with credit ofc)

@@toffeei ofc u can make it a short, I don't mind :]

One happened to me before! My ‘’lesson’’ pony had snuggled his chin up to my chin, and let me love on him. Usually he doesn’t do that.. I swear I would sell my soul to be with him forever.

thats breezes instructor, im sure shes just very skilled

@@maddiexo3420 who is breesy

@@Sas.louie66 its breeze.

SAMMEEE😊

Same with speed bumps in the car😭

It’s more comfy for the horse

You seem odd.

@@alyssaderrick2832 lol

@@H1h1285 lol

Lol " your a wanka"

Icelandic ponies are a breed nobody really knows about. I liveried with an Icelandic pony on the yard. Tvistor he was named! He was pure black, massively thick mane and tail small head, short strong back and one of the smoothest to ride. He was imported to the 🇬🇧 from Iceland. He was broken in and ridden on for a couple years over in Iceland before he was sold and sent here. Tvistor never walked, as soon as you were mounted and ready to walk out the yard he'd just go into second gear immediately and that was a fast smooth extended trot. He wouldn't break into canter and always stopped dead when the aids were given, so it wasn't disobedience. I was told that's how they ride and trained to be in Iceland, walking was seen as being somewhat lazy and his owner was told this when she viewed him and rode him out. I don't know if that's really common practice or not? But horses and ponies are expected to use different gaits in other countries (Mongolia for example). The lady that bought him didn't like jumping much and asked me if I'd take him around the yards cross country fences (all different heights from 2'6" to 3'3). He loved jumping and was pulling into and looking for the next fence. Tvistør was brilliant and loved taking him cross country. He didn't like SJ fences though, but hey so what, CC was his thing! Thanks for actually reminding me of the Icelandic breed which brought back a forgotten memory of my fun riding Tvistør! 👍❤

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My pony is still gaining my trust lol,had her for 3 yrs,used to hate being touched but acts like a puppy to me now!She was neglected at her old home and was only used one time for getting bred.

if your talking about 1:10 its their choice

@maddiexo I feel like, in my opinion, anyone under the age of 18 should be required to wear a helmet. After they turn 18 they’re an adult and it’s their choice, but I just feel like before that a parent should have anyone young wearing a helmet. Kids just do dumb, reckless things, so it’s always better to have some sort of protection for that tiny underdeveloped brain of theirs lol

@@catetemple311 I think no matter what just bc you older doesn’t mean your better at riding then kids so anyone should

@Equestrian Ponies for life I agree, everyone should wear helmets. Especially since it’s the people that don’t that you almost always see doing the stupid things. I just meant that people under the age of 18 should be required too. I mean, there’s a lot of barns that have that exact rule for a reason.. Yes, everyone should be wearing helmets. Will everyone wear helmets? No, but children at the very least need to be.

@@catetemple311 yeah I argree

Which vid?

And she also shouldn’t pull so hard on the reins

@@Defo.Not.YaGirlMarzz Fr tho. She shouldn’t be jumping that big if she doesn’t know basic thingd

She's not really pointing out their flaws, just why she personally didn't get them. It's a journey through getting a horse that suits you, and you're going to find horses that you don't work great with

@@toffeei Yes but I just don’t see why she would share with everybody that the horses can’t do certain things with the whole world . Also I love your channel

it was a joke lmao, she owns all those horses

You have to push a horse over a jump if they refuse because it becomes a bad habit of they get away with it!It was no one's fault of why the horse was odd

By early what age? My Mam leased a draft that jumped a lot and she doesn’t have arthritis, she is 12/13 and also goes into foal?

N’importe quoi !😂

By the way, isn’t that a Clydesdale and not a draft? ( just asking)

Clydesdale are drafts 🐎

@@toffeei oh 😅

Well walkers can be used for drying off a horse?

it was a joke, she owns all those horses

they're essentially a giant horse, yes