Hello I'm a big fan and you really help a lot❤. Can you please help me with my worst problem please? Whenever I'm in a trot my horse keeps wanting to go faster and trying to canter, he keeps trying to pull the rains out of my hands. I wouldn't call him green but he is young. Thank you if you can help me❤

Hi Rosie fox HRT Thanks for reaching out 😊 I’m so glad the videos have been a help 💕 Riding a horse that wants to speed up can definitely be challenge. I appreciate the recommendation and I’ll add this to my list of videos to do next 😊🐴

@@JSHorsemanship Thank you so much! 💛

Can you do a video about strengthing the muscles used for posting?

I love your videos, as a new horse owner these have been very helpful and you explain everything very well. I was wondering if you have a video on paddock enrichment?

I’m glad it helped 😊 thanks for sharing 🐴💕

Going through the same thing now! This was definitely helpful!

Hi Alaina H. 😊 Thanks for the recommendations! I will add these ideas to my list of videos to do in the future 🐴

Hi Jordan 😊 I’m so glad found the video helpful🐴 Thank you for the feedback and support💕 I will definitely add the information you recommend if I do more videos on this topic.

Thank you for sharing💕 That is so awesome🐴 I’m so glad you found the video helpful😊 I hope you and your sister have a wonderful time on this new journey.

There are THERAPY riding centers now!! Look one up. There may be one near you. They use very gentle horses and many people need support while on the horse as they are quite disabled.

Thank you Leanna’s😊 I’m so glad they have been a help to you💕

Hi Melissa 😊 I’m so glad the video is a help💕 One alternative to the whip is using the end of your line to motivate your horse . If the horse your working isn’t responding to your voice or body language in the upward transition you can twirl the end of the line. It does require some skill handling the line to use this method affectionately. If you are new to Lunging a whip is often an easier tool to learn to use😀🐴

Glad it was a help!

I’m so glad you are finding the videos helpful! Thank you for the kind words and positivity 😊

Hi 😀 I’m so glad the video is a help💕 🐴 Congratulations on your new horse! Gypsy Cobs are so cute😊 I love that you are growing in your knowledge. I am using a rope halter in this video. I have also lunged quite a bit in a bridle. I would recommend starting in a rope halter. In my experience It gives you a better ability to successfully direct and support a horse than traditional nylon or leather. When I have a young horse and new rider I like lunging in a halter over a bit 💕

Hi😊 I’m so glad you found it helpful ❤️ This is a great video idea. I will add it to my list 🐴

Hi😊 I’m so glad you found the video helpful💕 Thanks for the recommendation🐴 I will add long reining to my list of future video ideas.

Hi Lexi 😊 Thanks for the positivity ❤️ I do work on cantering on the lunge once my horse is doing good at the walk and trot. Here are a few thing that have helped me with horse that are not very forward. First I check that my horse is responding to my ask to go forward even if it’s only for a few strides. Next I’ll work on making sure I’m quiet and still. This means avoiding over driving or continually asking for more forward. It’s important to me that the horse learns to move on his own. With this in mind if my horse gives me a few strides in the canter I try to bring him down before he breaks to trot. Doing short distances of canner at the beginning can be motivating for a horse who is not naturally forward. Once he’s maintaining short distance confidently I will gradually increase the distance. As with everything in training timing and release are very important. I hope this helps 💕 keep up the good work🐎

Welcome to the channel😊 She sounds amazing. Lusitano’s are such beautiful horses. I think starting on the lunge is a great idea. I always start on the ground when bringing horses back into work after time off. I like to do work in hand and stretching on the lunge to help build some top line before starting back to riding. Here is a video on some basic in hand work that may be a help to you.🐴

I’m so glad you found it helpful 😀 One thing I do to get my horses out on the circle is sending the inside shoulder away from me. If I have a horse who really struggles with this I will do some work in-hand and teach the horse to step away on command. Once they understand it in-hand I put them back on the lunge and use the same cue I did in-hand.

Thank you so much for the love and support 💕🐴

@@JSHorsemanship if you plan to come to Dubai or Egypt any time let me know to go for riding horses together on desert and even beach i don't have my own horse yet but always going for ride since i was 6 years old

i would like to ask you , this horses is all for you ?

Better looking than Kate Winslett. (Oh love the videos, I'm learning a great deal).

My horse won't lunge bc he likes to eat

@@austinclark1001I have the same problem

Mt horse also had underdeveloped top line, U can buy lunging equipment that encourages the horse to ride with there head down . If u use this equipment I would recommend lunging for 8 min then put the equipment on the horse.

Hi😊 Not yet, but I’ll add it to my list for future videos🐴

Hi Christina 😊 Thank you💕 I tend to reduce or stop a pregnant mares work when they are 7 to 9 months along. The foal grows the most during the last trimester. So I would give her some down time during that period.

Hi 😊 I would get a fly masks for him🐴

Hi, Without seeing your horse it is hard to give you exact advice. With that said one thing that has worked for me when solving this issue is working on drawing the horse to me and changing direction. This helps to keep the horse focused and relaxed on me while lunging.🐴 If you would like more help with this you can submit a video for me to review on my website. JShorsemanship.com

Mine runs at me😂he doesn't like going in circles

Hi, Scarlet is a thoroughbred 😊

Hi😊 I am doing a video on tips for riding a spooky horse 🐎 I plan to post it with in the next couple of weeks💕

@@JSHorsemanship Thank you, i wont ask again👍😊💖🐴

With out seeing you and your horse it is difficult to give you exact advice in this. One thing that I have found to be helpful in improving my horses calmness on the lunge is doing in hand-work prior to Lunging.