HOW TO TRAIN YOUR HORSE TO STAND STILL WHILE YOU MOUNT

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  1. Zoe Sgouros
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    You can also try backing her up if she insists on moving forward, it really worked for my OTTB ā¤ļø

  2. Aloha slimez
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    Really helps

  3. Ashley
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    My horse backs herself into a corner and then she learned to stop doing that

  4. Angelina shumaker
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    Great job sophie!! I love ur videos!! Ur the cutest and so is Stella!!šŸ¤—šŸ¤—šŸ¤—

  5. kathy mik
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    Good job. Just make sure you turn your toe out so you donā€™t stick your toes onto your horseā€™s side when you mount. When u are training/teaching, you want to make it pain free and interfere as little as possible with horses

  6. Colorful Creations
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    If the step is not close enough to your horse when you mount it will be harder to get your foot in the stirrup. Maybe you should try it a little bit closer next time and see if it is easier for you to get your foot in.

  7. charlotte Haigh
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    Just a tip make the mounting stool closer than it would be easier to get on and if you accidentally kick her then she will think that you want her to walk when you aren't ready

  8. Dorothy Merrell
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    I taught my horse to park, that's where their front legs and back legs are stretched out so he doesn't have a tendency to walk as soon as you start to get on.

  9. Rachel Hammer
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    The horse I ride does this, he wonā€™t stop moving. He walks backwards and foreword so I canā€™t get on. My trainer has to hold his rein so he can move….

  10. Victoriaā€™s Channel
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    Your such a cute little girl šŸ™‚

  11. ForeverFun 18
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    Honestly Sophie your laugh is the cutest

  12. Evan Morrison
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    My lesson horse does that sometimes but I did what you did when I saw this video and it worked! (Since Iā€™m small I have a welsh pony lol but itā€™s my perfect size because larger horses I canā€™t even reach to put the saddle on lol but I love perfect size horses for meā˜ŗļøšŸ“)And his name is Circle

  13. Life with Lilly
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    Super helpful! Thanks

  14. Michelle Trimmer
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    That is exactly how I have taught my horses how to stand by my step si I can get on. Itā€™s important because when you go on a trail ride and need to get back on, you can find the nearest stump or rock to get on. You should absolutely do more of these type videos for these kids who are learning. They look up to you.

  15. AnimalLifestyle
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    Great video Sophie! One of our instructors has us do a similar thing with our horses for ground work, eg say where getttting them to follow us and they turn away we do the same semi circul to there hindquarters kinda thing and it works well!

  16. Crystal Equestrian
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    Awesome video!!!!

  17. Emily McKenzie
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    When you have a horse that likes to walk off as soon as you hop on a good thing to do is drop or loosen one side of the rein and pick up the other one and flex their head towards your toe ( itā€™s quite like when people do carrot stretches but your on the horse) hold to for 5 or until they relax and then repeat it on the other side not only does this teach them that you donā€™t want to go straight away, it also is a good way to stretch before a ride and helps lateral flexibility

  18. Jackylovertjex
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    Good job! My horse knows how to sidewalk towards the mounting block. I simply keep her with me by holding one rein and then use a whip on the other side of her body to gently touch or sometimes tap her so she moves her body towards me. We ofcourse first taught her to do sidepasses towards me from the ground. šŸ™‚

  19. All that Equine
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    Very helpful Sophia and very well done!

  20. Peyton Ruthruff
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    Another good way to get your horse to stand is to rub there belly work ever time for me.

  21. Caleigh Schlager
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    New job!!!! I am a barrel racer this might even help me!!!!

  22. julia korhammer
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    Idk how to explain it

  23. Brydee BAKER
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    Yay I'm early. Well one hour early lol

  24. Sarah Hinckley
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    Omg my horse has the same problem, thank you Sophie!!

  25. Western Feathers
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    sees this video thinks: OMG this is the problem with my horse this will totally help cuase I can count on my girl Sophie! also I ride a 17 hand tall horse! Please give me a shoutout! Byeeee have the best day ever! Also pin this if u love ur fans. Thanks for the help! (Donā€™t be afraid to let ur dreams come true!)

  26. Chelsie Tube Tv
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    Stella is such a beautiful horse

  27. charli mcc
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    U should do more of these how to horse videos. Plzzzzzz do a beginer series on how to catch ur horse, steer and do rising and sitting trot etc

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