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Hi Trish--I never have handled a Luisitano but I did own a pure Puerto Rican Paso Fino mare for a long time. There may be some similarities though the movements are different. Both breeds are Iberian horses, and my mare was EXTREMEMLY fiery and re...
Now I am trying to imagine the best way to explain how sensitive she is. Hmmm, if I breath out from a canter she will almost halt on the spot. Absolutely no intermediate riders can get on her - only advanced and we have only had two riders includi...
What I mean by sensitive is that she tries to anticipate every move. I do in hand work with her such as shoulder-in, and the shoulder-in volte on a circle. She sometimes gets very worked up if anyone does in hand work with her. Also, under saddle ...
I'm not sure I get what you mean by sensitive.... he's not your breed, but he's been called sensitive. I make sure we do alot of work with him releasing his endorphins so he will stay level headed. Softening him, etc.... so that no matter what bri...
Does anyone out there have any experience with the Viega line Lustiano mares? I have one who is extremely sensitive. I would like to know if there is anyone else with the same. The photo is of my mare's Sire - drop dead gorgeous but read your mind...
Well, I am not entirely sold on the bitless bridle yet. We tried (mostly for the fun aspect) a bitless bridle on my mare - a very sensitive psp andalusian. What a ride. Wow, she was trying to figure that thing out from the very beginning - trying ...
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Does anyone out there have any experience with the Viega line Lustiano mares? I have one who is extremely sensitive. I would like to know if there is anyone else with the same. The photo is of my mare's Sire - drop dead gorgeous but read your mind sensitive.
I used a bitless bridle on her last week and the next ride with a regular french link snaffle she did not trust that the bitless action was going to be set in place again. You could see her think everything through.
I am new to the lusitan… Continue
I used a bitless bridle on her last week and the next ride with a regular french link snaffle she did not trust that the bitless action was going to be set in place again. You could see her think everything through.
I am new to the lusitan… Continue
Posted on November 13, 2009 at 11:52pm — 4 Comments
Trying out bitless bridles
Well, I am not entirely sold on the bitless bridle yet. We tried (mostly for the fun aspect) a bitless bridle on my mare - a very sensitive psp andalusian. What a ride. Wow, she was trying to figure that thing out from the very beginning - trying to anticipate our wishes. pretty much all she did was passage for the first 5 minutes, do some spins and maybe after 45 minutes could we get her to walk.
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Posted on November 11, 2009 at 7:10am —
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- At 7:38pm on September 29, 2009,
Barnmice Admin said…
- Welcome Trish! So glad to have you here! :)
- At 3:56pm on September 29, 2009,
Sarah at HorseJobs.ca said…
- He is superb.
I will look forward to seeing photos of your girl.
Have fun on Barnmice!
Sarah
- At 3:36pm on September 29, 2009,
Sarah at HorseJobs.ca said…
- Welcome to barnmice Trish.
I love the profile photo - Is that your beautiful Andalusian? Such a classic beauty. Enjoy the site!
Sarah
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