Learn tips about horse safety in this free equestrian-care video.Expert: Sharon Booth Bio: Sharon Booth is the founding breeder for Goldenrod Performance Horses. She has been breeding , training, riding and showing horses for 35 years. Filmmaker: Jay Windland
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this lady is better.
but shes kindof stating the obvious.
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Cool! I’m trying to learn as much as I can, since I’m taking lessons soon.
i enjoyed your video lady! thank you a lot! it is useful to me ! THANKS!
i love horses! but i never rode one!
agreed
u need to ride a horse not at the zoo lol okerz
Expert village rox sox off!! horses are so beautiful!
lol me too
This video really helped me although already knew most of the stuff she said. There were a few things didnt know that helped me.
lol she was helpful but she kinda sounded like a drivers ed movie but she helped although i already new all this lol
Good video, thank you! Keep up the good work folks.
me three =)
i have a question wat if your horse dont let him self but on the reins
Its really fun!
I ride english….
I dont own one but i would LOVE to.
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Approaching squarely in front could be considered aggressive body language by a horse in certain situations. In the event the horse would rear, or lunge forward and rear, you would be directly in the path of the feet.
Signal and let the horse know you’re coming. Use voice and eye contact before your approach. Read their mindset. Its polite as well. Approach off center. Flight or fight, if horses interpret danger. They dont ask question first.
I am more comfortable approaching off center, one side or the other. Training both sides of your horse is good idea.
if you go up behind a horse and touch them they can jump at the feel of you because they werent expecting it (even if you do call their name)