Stubborn Horse Intimidates Fearful Owner

In this video Ryan helps an unconfident rider become more confident with her horse.

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[ryanrosehorsemanship]

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[nelltaylor]

This is one of my most favourite videos you’ve ever made! I have huge admiration for the owner, it’s never wrong to admit you’re afraid and ask for help. I have been riding for a very long time and had a terrible accident on a friend’s new horse (bolting and thrown into a solid fence which left me very badly injured), I ended up having to sell my beloved horse I had at the time (I still cry over it), as I was too frightened to ride her, even though she never did a thing. I’ve now got a lovely mare who is more whoa than go but I still get frightened at times trying to calm my mind and not think every horse will bolt with me, I even enlisted the help of my lovely husband and he put me on the lead rein and lead me for miles, so that I could just work on keeping myself calm in the saddle, whilst he took care of where she was going. Helped me massively. Anyone suffering with fear, break things down and do things in baby steps, confidence is exceptionally fragile. So pleased the owner was able to get back in the saddle and feel more confident. ❤🇩🇰

[AndyTheCornbread]

That horse is absolutely stunning in both looks and movement. It was super sweet how you helped the owner through her fear. This is my favorite video of yours so far.

[vkmccable]

Excellent. Thank You. 68 years young and purchased my first horse a year ago. Nice to reaffirm what I’m doing is correct. Love my old boy Boomer.

[mrs.maztech]

My horse recently started refusing to walk back to her paddock so this is very helpful. Thank you.

[summermorton]

Ryan, As a trainer it is refreshing to see someone else try to explain and teach body language and self confidence. It is incredibly hard in my mind to teach folks to observe a horse's body language.. Thank you for doing these videos, you deal with humans much better than me, lol.

[robinward]

Man, you worked her through her fears beautifully. I have to give her a few pats on the back for picking herself up, and climbing into the saddle under a very powerful, talented horse, that needs a talented rider to partner up with. They look beautiful together, that horse is going to make her famous, with the way you connected them up. My last gelding was a big, tall bay with fire in his eyes. We were buddies. Anyway, love watching you work, and appreciate the value you bring to these misunderstood horses. Great job. Thanks.

[topcatwarrior]

He’s a really lovely horse, and I’m so glad you were able to help his owner. Your point about groundwork not just being for the horse but also strengthening the bond is a good reminder. I hope these two have many wonderful moments to help replace her quite understandable fear after her traumatic injuries. She seems to be a really nice person who deserves to be confident and comfortable in the saddle again. Well done!

[MorganJServices]

This was the most compassion filled video of your work I have seen joining your Patreon. Masha needed an intuitive, kind, patient mentor. The horse needed someone to teach his owner how to relax and enjoy the ride again so he can too.

Looks like you have met your new year goal. You look slimmer!

[rhettbickley]

Beautiful! Somewhere I commented you gave her her horse.

[jessicabrill]

I've been where this owner was! It's so great to hear her say, she feels like she has her horse back. Thanks for all you do Ryan

[finngamesknudson]

I love how as a trainer, you focus on rider at least as much as on the horse. So critical to recognize riders state of mind and emotion. Some of us need a bit more than just learning techniques and tricks - though the more you learn the easier it is to practice successes which provide the confidence central to riding.
Worked with a trainers who seemed to believe in forging ahead regardless. Whip the horse and put unconfident green rider on horse with their ears pinned. Twenty minutes on horse with ears alternating between back and pinned made me less confident in my ability to work with this horse. Now to find a trainer I like, with philosophy I like, willing to go as slow as I need and whom I can trust.

[marycanary]

that is a very nice horse. this is why it’s so important to work with a great trainer. she bought a lovely, well bred horse and she lost him a bit due to fear and lack of education.

[DARKhorses]

Amazing videos. He's definitely the best. No sale gimmicks or "methods" Ryan is my go to when I have issues or can't find an answer.

[chrisp]

It was wonderful seeing the change in the horse, but even better seeing the change in his owner. You helped her get her horse life back!! Great video!!

[cindyspiess]

very good, a must know for anyone dealing with a horse ...

[TF-E]

love this and so true. when it all feels like its falling apart, just go back to the basics it's not a fail, it's becoming a professional for you and your horse. sometimes the horse also needs to regain confidence in the rider.

[heatherbroadhead]

Loved her face at the end, she looked so happy. So great she came to you!

[void-stare]

She has a really good horse, I'm glad you were able to help her and give her some tools to gain more confidence

[PONYHEAVEN]

C L A S S I C problem I face myself. You are the 1st who addresses the fear issue. Very easy to follow, clear strategies you give us. This horse was grate, too, in his stubborness. You are a blessing.