Kann jedes Pferd Fetzen/frischer galoppieren?

Ich habe mir vor zwei Monaten mein erstes Pfefd gekauft und wir waren auch schon öfter ausreiten. Beim galoppieren ist es aber so, dass er relativ langsam ist und wenn er anzieht und ihn man dann laufen lassen will buckelt er immer sehr. Weiß einer, wie ich das vermeiden kann und trotzdem schneller galoppieren kann? Er ist übrigens erst 7 Jahre alt, wodurch es nicht an seinem Alter liegen kann.

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StRiW
4 months ago

Good horses remain solidified, run harmoniously and round.

Fetches means the horse is broken.

A horse that Buckelt has a problem, health or training. At 7 years, training could be incomplete.

But there are also horses that simply cannot walk under the rider.

Pferd1308
4 months ago

Clearly KANN each horse shoved when there are no health problems, such as blockades in the shoulder or even more serious things. I don’t have my own horse, but when I was with a girlfriend last night, we went to the ground with her RB and wanted to fight alternately. With her she was really flotted, with me quite relaxed (with other horses already fed). It is probably also a matter of trust

FunnyFanny
4 months ago
Reply to  jxxst0joice

A horse doesn’t need any confidence to galaxy quickly… how do you get this idea?

In any case, the rider must trust his horse or his riding skills in so far as it can also be separated from a free gallop at a moderate pace at any time …

FunnyFanny
4 months ago

Nee, this seems to be such a super-duper-reitan-catcher favorite that really fits on his rider 🙂

FunnyFanny
4 months ago

Yeah, so? This is all the snow of yesterday… but still has nothing to do with a horse running fast…

Just let your supposed wisdom be stuck…

Pferd1308
4 months ago

The fact that horses actually react to the mood of the human being, as many riders suspect, confirms various investigations. Thus, the nervousness of man can be transferred to the horse, even if he does not ride at all, but only guides the animal. If the human pulse increases with stress, the heart rate of the horse also increases. It’s also stressed. Horses can’t be worn out. “If the rider only pretends to be nervous, the horse’s pulse stroke does not change,” said King von Borstel.

FunnyFanny
4 months ago

Now a shoe gets out… even if it has been written several times.

But nee, the horse doesn’t run hesitant when the rider is insecure… you can forget that.
The horse is waving whether the rider stays up and/or is afraid, then it even makes his thing more (either by getting right (!) flotted or starting to graze on the way).

Pferd1308
4 months ago

Less the horse to the rider than the rider to the horse. If the rider has no confidence in the horse, he usually also has unconsciously less safety on the horse and gives more and more expensive signals or/and the horse also feels this uncertainty and then runs more hesitantly.

FunnyFanny
4 months ago

Can you explain this in more detail… from your experience?
Why a horse needs trust in the rider to be able to gallop quickly?

Pferd1308
4 months ago

I come to this because of my experience

Ichweisnich123
4 months ago

Every horse can pussy.

It could be health damage or even “just” trust.

Buckle could be due to the fact that the horse is only 7 years old and the training is complete/errorious.

Urlewas
4 months ago

Just as with us people there are those who are slower and those who are faster. The buckling instead of running serves more to release tensions. There should be absolutely blockages, diseases, a supotiman saddle, and rider faults and lack of strength due to incorrect training.

Urlewas
4 months ago
Reply to  jxxst0joice
  • Large AKU does not mean “100% healthy”. Sooo big can’t be an investigation.
  • Blockage finds and eliminates a horse pysiotherapeut, osteopath, or chiropractor. It is best to have a veterinarian with an appropriate additional training.
  • With “confidence, because you don’t have the horse for so long,” it has nothing to do at all.
  • If the pony goes better with the pre-owner/trainer, it is likely to be ridden inability. Which, however, can cause blockages again.
lynnmary1987
4 months ago

A horse rarely buckles because it just finds fun. Instead of joking about how fast you can shoot through the counter, regardless of your horse and your environment, you should consider why your horse wants to get rid of you.

Unpassing saddle, jammed nerves, from balance not yet able to afford what the rider wants, Kissing Spines and and and…

pony
4 months ago

either you bought a slow or a reasonable horse. or one with health problems.

Venus345
4 months ago

Hello, someone with more experience.

FunnyFanny
4 months ago
Reply to  jxxst0joice

Well, then it’s pretty clear… you just can’t ride well enough to gallop the horse according to your ideas.

Here riding lessons would be the nearby solution…

But… I’m a horse that’s quiet and quiet on the ground, 1,000 times better than a screw that always wants to get rid of and goes into the air with every goose flower.

FunnyFanny
4 months ago

most horses love to be able to scratch

… yes, most likely the forgotten jacket of the rider…

FunnyFanny
4 months ago

Then, just beg yourself a normal understandable language, which does not write any (Deine’s view respectless) comments…

Venus345
4 months ago

most of the horses also love to be able to throw it, taking it out can also exist. with the mind can have real.

FunnyFanny
4 months ago

Maybe the horse has too much intellect to get rid of a irresponsible rider…
Sorry, but whoever talks about “cats”… he doesn’t even belong on a horse.
Too bad you learned so little in class… and very bad for the horse to be landing with someone like you.

You may think about your attitude once more and talk to your riding instructor in detail.

Venus345
4 months ago

I see