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I am having issues getting everything to post together.
So here is the explaination of the video.
As you all know, I have a six up that I am working with. I like mixing up the team a bit. I was playing with four of them doing driven obstacle. The video is one of our best trips through the U-turn in a box. It's unbelievable just how much needs to be done to get everyone through the box without stepping outside of the box or taking out the cone!
Enjoy!
So here is the explaination of the video.
As you all know, I have a six up that I am working with. I like mixing up the team a bit. I was playing with four of them doing driven obstacle. The video is one of our best trips through the U-turn in a box. It's unbelievable just how much needs to be done to get everyone through the box without stepping outside of the box or taking out the cone!
Enjoy!
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Can't stop now (formerly Dragons Wish Farm)
I always appreciate you taking the time to video your work. How thoughtful and generous! Do you set your camera up on a tripod or do you have a helper? I also envy it because you use the smaller horses AND have appys in your hitch!
I see you've used a four-up hitch to a two wheeled vehicle. How'd you modify your rig? Any special challenges or concerns compared to hitching to a four wheeled rig? Things that are easier?
I see you've used a four-up hitch to a two wheeled vehicle. How'd you modify your rig? Any special challenges or concerns compared to hitching to a four wheeled rig? Things that are easier?
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I made a holder for my phone and set it up on a barrel!
The cart was custom built for me by my awesome Hubby! I wanted it built so that I can do driven obstacle at AMHA shows with a pair but still have the manuverability of a singles cart. It is balanced so that there is just a small amount of weight on their necks, but just about 5 pounds. All I have to do it lean back to raise the end of the pole!
I use secondary straps from collars to the neck yoke so IF the was a malfunction or strap breakage, we won't have a wreck.
This cart is strictly for the arena, I would never take a 2 wheeled cart off road on the trail as it would keep me moving in the seat to keep the balance correct..
The cart was custom built for me by my awesome Hubby! I wanted it built so that I can do driven obstacle at AMHA shows with a pair but still have the manuverability of a singles cart. It is balanced so that there is just a small amount of weight on their necks, but just about 5 pounds. All I have to do it lean back to raise the end of the pole!
I use secondary straps from collars to the neck yoke so IF the was a malfunction or strap breakage, we won't have a wreck.
This cart is strictly for the arena, I would never take a 2 wheeled cart off road on the trail as it would keep me moving in the seat to keep the balance correct..
Enjoyed watching that. You have a great rapport with your horses.
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