We purposely went both ways and he knows not to do it since we did have an accident before with that

I at the time stopped taking lessons for a few reasons now I’m back into them and I will admit this was a dumb decision and I won’t be attempting it for a bit and I never blame anything on the horses I know this is a trail and error sport and that you have to be patient and take your time :)

Thank you! I plan on changing it eventually tho :)

I post my trot but it’s just his personality

It’s no horses “personality” to become upset at something

@@indi_equestrian3898 well I have checked tack and the vet has checked him so what I mean by personality he just really is excited

you don’t always have to post your trot. It’s better for the horse if you do but it doesn’t hurt them if you don’t.

@@indi_equestrian3898 yes some horses it is personality my one mare always got this one guy off her back but never me and my one gelding always got me off him but never my mom.

Thank you I was at the moment teaching myself but now I’m back under training thank you for being understanding ❤️❤️

I definitely got my confidence again don’t worry! And what happened was one back in this video I didn’t have the best balance and not a good half-seat form from what you can tell 😅 and he also dropped his right shoulder due to a muscle problem and all of that together just didn’t tie in well (ps. I’m known for falling at every new speed and so I was prepared for it to happen)

@@A_HorseGirl_In_the_world ohhh okay! Glad you’re alright.

Yeah I get ya there 😂 Bentley (the horse in this video) he had not been ridden in a year and that was only my 7 ride on him in pretty sure I also didn’t even know how to gallop so it was the blind leading the blind 😂

@@A_HorseGirl_In_the_world Ohh lol 😂 I'd recommend if your doing a ride on a horse that hasn't been ridden in a long time / while just do some simple walk trot and some canter and just go on from there once the horse gets better and cantering and you have more control, bond, and trust you can move on to do higher skill things like galloping but it's neither of your guys faults that you fell just a part of being an equestrian lol

@@KaylaXEquineYT yeah we finally both got better if you need proof it’s in the newer videos 😂 I can now neck rein him at every speed and all we really have left is perfecting canter cues and then building his left lead muscle up and then perfecting his barrels, Texas barrels, poles, speed barrel, keyhole, and hopefully flag race at some point 🤞

@@A_HorseGirl_In_the_world ah that's good! glad to see you and Bentley have gotten better I'm an English rider so I don't understand western riding much lol but I know enough about western to give tips lol

@@KaylaXEquineYT 😂 don’t worry I do both so I understand when someone tries to explain it but only in English ridding terms lol

Sadly the bit is not my choice it is the owners of him and they just got him a hackamore but it’s does not fit so they are on the look for another one!

Yeah I’m pretty tough though so I got through it a bit more easier thank god

I hear you on that one my ottb is 17hh also long way down.lol

That is some what true but most of it is because he won’t learn to stretch his neck out 😂

@@grenade8572 he does not stretch his neck out for anyone and none of us are purposefully holding him there

@@grenade8572I get you are concerned but some horses actually have to learn to stretch, my pony did. But I’m not an expert so pls don’t argue with me as I know I could be wrong 😂

@@grenade8572 hmm yes you have a good point.

We actually found the reason and are trying our best to fix it but I do have to makes a stop at tractor supply 😭

Some how I’m fine 😂

@@A_HorseGirl_In_the_world well that’s good 😂

@@EquineEmma_Official Hi!!

@@b_o_y_e_r_s hii

This is a old video please look at my most recent video to see improvement and I do fit the 20% rule just saying

No they are split reins

ohhh ok! @@A_HorseGirl_In_the_world

thanks!@@A_HorseGirl_In_the_world

Anytime!

@@A_HorseGirl_In_the_worldtie a knot in them or get English reins for a while.

It was the camera angle not my hands.. please think before commenting

​@@A_HorseGirl_In_the_world ohh ok

​@@A_HorseGirl_In_the_worldThat makes more sense

Yeah I was one of the kids who would fall once when learning each speed I fell my first day trotting and my second day cantering so I did expect this

To be fair it was my first time galloping and I won’t be doing it again for a while till I have better training and it really didn’t matter to me if he was on the wrong lead since we were in the middle of a big area and what’s wrong with asking him to trot and then lope? Most riders do that

If you don't have anything Nice To say don't say Anything at all. Doesn't look like you're trying to help you're just being nasty and rude. She is a sweet young girl leave her alone.

Everyone starts somewhere right? In that case I wasn’t unsure I was just super unbalanced and just needed to get more balance before doing it again and if you look at my recent videos you will see that I’m a way better rider then I was but it’s a bit stupid to comment something like that when clearly everyone’s a beginner some point in their life with anything and the fact that I even posted this video and made a fool of myself says a lot cause who are earth likes to put stuff on the internet embarrassing themselves it just goes to show that I have a lot of courage and I personally don’t let anyone ruin this sport for me no matter what especially the comments I get so I personally don’t know if you meant this comment to be rude but I hope what I said changes your perspective