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Really nice to see a horse thats not being forced
But he didn't give up his spurs?????? It is not that big a deal to take a trained horse and use a halter or no bridle at all.Thats great!! I'm glad to see people using gentler methods for dressage! :-() congrats Catherine Henriquet!
You usually master everything in a bridle and then drop to the halter.i am SO jealous!!! that has always been my dream! i love it!
do you think she trained him in a halter, or mastered everything in a bridle then moved to a halter? i can see advantages of both...
Just to play devils advocate... You really don't have any idea if she used gentler training methods or not. All you are seeing is the result of the training that was done with whatever method she used. I would guess that she had a very well trained dressage horse that she put in a halter and trained to do this demonstration.Thats great!! I'm glad to see people using gentler methods for dressage! :-() congrats Catherine Henriquet!
Gentle training = happy horse...happy horse = happy expression on face...that horse in the video had the happiest expression I've ever seen a dressage horse have and kept that throughout the whole video.Just to play devils advocate... You really don't have any idea if she used gentler training methods or not. All you are seeing is the result of the training that was done with whatever method she used. I would guess that she had a very well trained dressage horse that she put in a halter and trained to do this demonstration.
I can agree with that!!Gentle training = happy horse...happy horse = happy expression on face...that horse in the video had the happiest expression I've ever seen a dressage horse have and kept that throughout the whole video.
Even a well trained dressage horse may or may not go that good in a halter. That horse is very soft and light, and with how dressage has gotten most are not soft or light and they were taught that way by their riders.
Spurs are for refinement, just because she didn't loose the spurs doesn't mean that she needed them or even used them.
very well saidGentle training = happy horse...happy horse = happy expression on face...that horse in the video had the happiest expression I've ever seen a dressage horse have and kept that throughout the whole video.
Even a well trained dressage horse may or may not go that good in a halter. That horse is very soft and light, and with how dressage has gotten most are not soft or light and they were taught that way by their riders.
Spurs are for refinement, just because she didn't loose the spurs doesn't mean that she needed them or even used them.