Youtube goodies: Horses that spook

Favorite winter jackets

Here is some of my Winter Jacket favorites this year:

 Spooks Jacket

Cortina jacket JH Collection

These two can be bought at www.hooks.se

Pikeur Jacket Ajala

Eurostar Fleece Jacket Brenda

Can be bought on www.calevo.com

HV Polo Yulia

Mountain Horse Belverede Jacket

Riding

Love this picture, me on sweetie Tapping :)

Youtube Goodies: Free Riding

The youtube goodie this week:

Youtube Goodies: Q goes Country

I have decided to add a new "category" to my blog, thinking that once a week I will share a "youtube goodie" video. Since it is fun seeing other riders and also getting inspired by other amateurs aswell ;)
 I found this video by chance, and it put a big smile on my face. I just think this video really shows both rider and horse enjoying themselves, even though it is new to the horse.

Outlook on life on horseback

Looks pretty good :)

Horse Jumping with Malin Baryard - H&M Life

About her horse missing one eye: http://www.chronofhorse.com/article/even-better-without

Shopping

My latest purchase- a Autumn/spring jacket. Got it half off, and I like the material. Even though it isnt so easy to see on the picture :)

Puppy loves horse

Educating The Rider's Eye - ART2Ride

I enjoy watching Will Faerbers videos on youtube, because I think they have a lot of good points, and combine good horsemanship with dressage.  I may be very critical of things from time to time on my blog, but that doesn't mean I don't enjoy watching dressage (as long as it is proper, and not at the expense of the horses well-being) . I just think the basics should be in order, and the goal should be to "dressage" the horse into using itself correctly. This should be done so the horse wont maintain injuries while ridden (which in my opinion is the basics of dressage). I think a lot of what I see, is where people have moved away from this goal, and instead decided to "take the easy way out" to be able to compete faster on their horses and gain "results" more quickly. Or a lot of cases where the amateurs doesn't know any better and end up doing it, simply because it is what they have learned to do by their trainers. (been there myself).
This is why I like sharing articles, because I find them interesting myself, and I figure that people reading my blog, are kinda on the same "wave-length" as me, and therefore will find them interestign aswell ;)

Well enough talk, here is a video I found today and I thought I would share it: