How To Lead A Horse

Tips when leading a horse

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[AddyEquestrian]

Thank you! I have had trouble with my horse running into me but I think it’s because I was holding it wrong. 😅

[leahbrigeman]

You can tell that your horse is focused but not stressed when you're asking her to do things it's so nice to see🥰

[stevanmilatovic]

She is so loyal and you are such a good owner!❤

[RuRu]

I love your clever tutorials as so many beginners as well as seasoned horse owners have never learned the basics. 👍👍👍

[ronallen]

All of your horses are simply gorgeous. You are too😊😊

[rosemariebrougham]

Great! How did you teach the horse to follow your feet?

[anjou]

I love the mare, and she's trusting of you. 👍🧡🌿

[meeomelovescookiesandhisto]

Loving the shorts! I saw you on tik tok recently and was really excited you're on there as well now :)

[rehspdx]

I love your new posts I want to work with horses soon your so calm friendly and gentle refreshing to see 😊

[ravenwilkens]

When I first started with horses the instructor I had was not the greatest. There was a lot that wasn’t shown to me and I had to teach myself and I think it’s fantastic there’s so many videos explaining groundwork and proper riding etiquette. But something I’ve noticed with all these horse shorts that have been showing up is no one ever explains proper gear and how to size it. Halters, bridles, saddles, blankets, different bits, etc.
I think those would be very helpful for newcomers to see and learn about as well if they’re thinking about purchasing a horse or are just getting started ☺️

[Jpsingh]

Very intelligent hours
God bless you

[Halloween]

Also don't put your hand in a loop because if the horse bolts it will tighten and drag you and possibly break your fingers/hand

[louisecassidy]

The more space a horse has, the less likely he is to play up, holding too close causes many behavioural issues. This was a good little vid.

[Ghost_King]

The only problem with the second one is if you are new or get distracted you could catch it on something and the horse could spook

This happened at my barn a lesson kid with a decent about of experience was walking a very calm and chill horse that didn’t spook at very much she walked by a chair and pulled it the horse spooked and could have hurt someone or themselves luckily someone close by caught the chair so the horse wasn’t to scared and the chair didn’t hit the horse, ground or lead rope

This is just the reason I like to give my horse (depending on the horse) 4 inches

[ilene]

Also no looping the lead around your hand

[robbie.gordon]

the first time i was ever allowed to lead a horse, the cheeky little guy tried to drag me across the stables for some hay... like chill dude you'll get it in a minute in your stall lol. i had to let go because he was really going for it!!

[Just--Sage]

Thanks for the tips! My pony always bumps into me on accident because i hold it too close but also if i have it longer she will pull away to eat grass on the side of the path and i cant get her to walk

[melissadraz]

Great pointers. I think the horse is laughing...

[mrduck]

Omg I wish I knew this earlier the horse I had would not care and when I was leading it when I stop he legit started doing circles around me

[girzwafflemix]

Is there another video for holding the reigns while walking the horse because I'd really like to know if I'm doing something wrong