Miracle: Jumping 1
San Diego Horse Trainer Will Faerber gives you an update on the horse Miracle and introduces jumping.
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Jessica says: Very much appreciate this video!! Thank you!!
Kari says: Thank you for broaching the subject of jumping! I’ve been wanting to hear what you have to say about jumping, since my kids jump. I have yet to find instructors in our area that train the way you do. Looking forward to more information on this topic.
Daniela says: I’m a huge fan of all your videos and comments and it is really miraculous what progress this horse made since you post information about it. But please tell us, what’s wrong with his left hindleg? He’s quite a bit irregular in tight turns on the left hand (e.g. after 1:35 min).
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Kali says:
Miracle is still very much a work in progress, his legs used to look like they were going to fly off of him as they all seems to go in different directions at the same time. Now he looks pretty connected most of the time but his back is still developing and he loses connection from time to time.
Very much appreciate this video!! Thank you!!
Thank you for broaching the subject of jumping! I’ve been wanting to hear what you have to say about jumping, since my kids jump. I have yet to find instructors in our area that train the way you do. Looking forward to more information on this topic.
I’m a huge fan of all your videos and comments and it is really miraculous what progress this horse made since you post information about it. But please tell us, what’s wrong with his left hindleg? He’s quite a bit irregular in tight turns on the left hand (e.g. after 1:35 min).
Miracle is still very much a work in progress, his legs used to look like they were going to fly off of him as they all seems to go in different directions at the same time. Now he looks pretty connected most of the time but his back is still developing and he loses connection from time to time.