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Ida122333
4 years ago

So in the wild, Mustang arrives (Google but mustangmakeover 2020)

Urlewas
5 years ago

Wildflowers are reliable 2 opposites that exclude each other. If you train a wild horse until it is reliable, it is no longer wild. There’s no cuddling on your own…

Urlewas
5 years ago
Reply to  Urlewas

*“Wild and reliable”, nix with flowers 😉

Sallyvita
5 years ago

This is not possible on a certain horse breed, or Limit breeding lines, but has much more to do with the character and temperament of a horse. Even with the most balanced cold-blooded, there are usually temperamental and wild, just as there should be Arabs who are the purest sleeping pills.

When you put a horse, you should not stick it to a certain race, whose qualities you hope for your horse, but to what you want to do with the horse. If you dream of jumping, you better not get a heavy Haflinger and you want to ride dressage properly, maybe not necessarily an Icelandic or Norwegian.

And as far as these qualities you want, I recommend that you prepare enough and take the trainer to judge if the task is to be accomplished. For wild and spirited sounds like maiden horse book romanticism, adventure and dreaming of harmony with the beloved horse – but the reality can be very quickly too much fear of the next one and to uncertainty and little joy on the horse. In theory, one imagines a lot very simple – but to cope with reality with a horse that may be constantly “traveling under the back”, can be gathering little, over-attentive and perseveral, sometimes makes little fun – no matter how reliable the horse may be in other areas.

Lazy and buzzy horses are little fun when you have certain ambitions, but too spirited and too wild horses, you can go through the whole of the east wind farm and actually want to ride properly, correctly and well.

Urlewas
5 years ago
Reply to  Sallyvita

In vain love: at Ostwind, the entire world of expertise is shown so stupid so that the inclined viewer can think of himself super smart. That’s why fans don’t believe a word 😆

Sallyvita
5 years ago
Reply to  Urlewas

Maybe you’re right. Nevertheless, I do not give up and try to bring a little reality to some girls’ dreams.

I can absolutely understand all the young girls. With 11,12,13 I also had dreams and ideas that I thought were absolutely realistic and of which I know today that it was airbreaks and also that these airlocks were not bad. Dreams are important. They brighten up everyday life and make the dreamy future world a little more rosy. And as long as you finally get into reality and don’t break the fact that it has nothing to do with the dreams, it’s all right.

Urlewas
5 years ago

That’s what you said.

MilleW
5 years ago

What are you gonna do with the horse? You can say more about the character of races. A Shire horse zb will take you nix if you want to jump and an Island nix if you want to ride dressage properly (both maybe at the tournament level). And character is always different, as with man. There are not all Germans, all Turks, all English, all Chinese, etc. Just like horse breeds. At ehorses it is best to specify all criteria (stock size, training level, age, etc.) and see everything through. I found some great horses at the time (where my rather was a lucky handle over ebay.

Ilovehorses401
5 years ago

So I have an English whole blood and if he is one then spirited (sometimes also wild 🤪) but he is also very reliable.

I find the English whole blood a very great breed ▼

Dahika
5 years ago
Reply to  Ilovehorses401

narrow. Full-blooded, if well treated, are the best horses of the planet. Life insurance and better than any Haflinger. Okay, if you can handle them.

Ilovehorses401
4 years ago
Reply to  Dahika

Unfortunately, I cannot fully agree with you because, as I find, you can’t say that on a flat scale for all narrow full-blooded people. Mine is a very dear and great horse, but also not always a life insurance, as he also likes to let the Sau out under the rider, although he is really working regularly and also has daily pasture.

LG

Urlewas
5 years ago
Reply to  Dahika

Above all, you need properly dosed training, which it takes, but of course not overwhelmed. This is the most important thing to consider in dealing with them.

Ilovehorses401
4 years ago

Yes you are right, but still every horse is different and reacts differently to different situations 😉

LG

Dahika
4 years ago

letting the sauce out under the rider is a special characteristic of the blossom. There was a heavy cold-blooded man in my former stable. He went through his rider in the grounds and ran into the stable until IN. If she hadn’t dropped in time, she would have been knocked. Blowingers are more fleeting and respond faster, that is true, but in the case of cases they also react in the crisis more subtle than that cold. They are simply more sensitive and then you can reach them more than the cold that really could only stop a concrete wall.

Dahika
5 years ago

and a sensitive, fine hand.

Chrissi122190
5 years ago

So I have a mare that’s a Bavarian warm blood. It is really very common and in the terrain fiery but an absolute abandoned horse. Of course, you can’t flatter yourself

Shiraunddati
5 years ago
Reply to  Chrissi122190

We also have a Bavarian warm blood, which is sometimes quite wild 😂

Zanora
5 years ago

I once had a trakhener who had some fire but was very reliable and a great riding horse with which it was never boring 🙂

Hjalti
5 years ago

What do you mean “wild”? Living? Or wild in the sense of untired? If you think of the last thing, it usually ends with confidence.

The question is: what do you want to do with the horse? If you have pictures of ala Wendy/Easterwind in your head, unfortunately, there is no…

MilleW
5 years ago
Reply to  Hjalti

Wendy/Easterwind still try many and then land hard on the bottom of the facts. We also have one in the stable, if something doesn’t work, but we still owe the horse. Her rasters sometimes left in which she kicks the poor horse when it does what she doesn’t fit (I talk about harmless things like eating, turning around the putzplatz around a horse to watch etc. is a mega good but rotten horse). But then do not be seated, with knotneck and without saddle, heat over space and excite when you crash… But hey, mostly like east wind moderate. “We’re full of Mika and Ostwind” was her statement last time when I was walking with her because my in mind is naturally more relaxed.

Hjalti
5 years ago
Reply to  MilleW

OmG…! Horses don’t get kicked anyway, and with this statement with east wind, I would have to leave personally….

MilleW
4 years ago

Saddle must be in class, but more knotted it. Why? No warning. But she feels very good. At first she didn’t even want to take lessons with the foundation she wouldn’t learn anything anymore, she would still be able to learn what she would be in class. See who started to take riding lessons.

Resi73
4 years ago

If one of my girls with knotnecks and possibly without saddle were to teach, they could make them happy again.

MilleW
5 years ago

She’s not about being biteless, just like in East Wind. Without saddle and with knots to be carried in the GGA by the opposite, however, it is also easier to ride dressage than a horse. She can’t do that and tries to beat others with her ‘can’. Ordinary riding, however, does not want to learn, meanwhile it only rides with knotnecks in riding lessons.

Hjalti
5 years ago

The knot neck is quite a sensible working tool. But suitable for riding only conditionally. If it is to be bitless, there are better suitable alternatives. And my opinion about riding without a saddle is that it certainly does not harm a well-muscular horse. But in the long run, that’s nix for the horse back!

MilleW
5 years ago

I’d rather have been. Even when she and a friend took photos where I was there so that my horse company can relax and graze something, the statement she was like mika and Ostwind and the other tournament rider because she was only on the way with knottedneck and the other with saddle and trense. Meanwhile, I also avoid them, among other things, because they mean knowing everything better about my stubborn. But I know it’s jealous because Papi doesn’t allow her own horse. Most of us are also good as we are in layers in the stables and I only have one piece in layers 1 from 7:00. And I’m glad that I have my rest and someone competent to entertain from whom I still learn something.

Shiraunddati
5 years ago

Well, one of them is closing the other somehow. And that does not come to the race, but also to the character

Urlewas
5 years ago
Reply to  Shiraunddati

..and training.

Shiraunddati
5 years ago
Reply to  Urlewas

Training not necessarily.. Our tuning horse sometimes turns completely on the wheel and is really wild. Then go out as best in the exam.

Urlewas
5 years ago

That’s different. Without training, the horse would not run any tests, no matter what race it belongs and what character it has. The character is not shown until training.

Dahika
5 years ago

wild and reliable do not fit together. Besides. Who wants wild horses? Mostly the Wendys of our time.

Stylish is not just wild. The whole blood streams are naturally spirited, but wild (= spoiled) should not be them. On the contrary, even full blood horses should be sweet and obedient and certainly not wild.

pony
5 years ago

there isn’t. unless you sign the “goodly educated school pony” as a breed. when you run it with his group, galloped, boiled and rises it and beats out and rows wild with the head.

as soon as a child gets it to ride, it’s brav like a slumber, can be brushed, saddled, trimmed and you can ride it and make it floor work with it without it crawling around.

behind such ponys are careful selection of animals and years of work.

the schools call such animals if they also have them as “preventing wollmilchsau”

Katta11
4 years ago

What do you want with a “wild” horse? Ride Rodeo? *gg*

Krawallmaxe
5 years ago

Mustang

Dahika
5 years ago
Reply to  merlivia

And the first thing the rider does when he gets one is to make him brav. And then they are not more wild or spirited than any other horse. Mustang is not a race. Among them there are all kinds of horse racks.

Dahika
5 years ago

No. Then they would look uniform. And they don’t. A mustang can look like a riding pony, the other like a Freiberger, the third like a scraper, the fourth like a full blossom etc…etc….etc….