Being an FEI ranked IV rider, it is clear that Idocus is NOT being hyperflexed. Hyperflexion is awful on the horse... Piaffe3121, I'm just not seeing it.
Ok I can tell you Courtney is probably one of the few still training her horses correctly, and does not use hyperflexion or rollkur. FYI some horses just get behind the bit...doesn't mean the rider is using hyperflexion...for instance my horse used to nearly touch his nose to his chest. I have extremely light hands, and use a snaffle. He knows I want him round and would get a little carried away with himself trying to please me. Doesn't always mean hyperflexion/rollkur bc a horse gets behind bit
More pain and hyperflexion of the neck, causing the horse long term damage, extreme pain of bit, I used to like dressage before realizing, my horse did fine without the painful bit and extreme hyperflexion, some one needs to CHANGE THE STANDARDS FOR THE HORSES SAKE!!!
when is idocus hyperflexed? i've seen only one or two spots in this vid where he's come behind the vertical in the passage and piaffe, but overall, his nose is slightly above the vertical.
i agree that hyperflexion is bad for the horse (i hate rolkur and anky's style of training, for example), but i just don't see it here.
Being an FEI ranked IV rider, it is clear that Idocus is NOT being hyperflexed. Hyperflexion is awful on the horse... Piaffe3121, I'm just not seeing it.
1977ALea 6 months ago
in breyers i have idocus he is just gorgous
animallover2218 1 year ago
Ok I can tell you Courtney is probably one of the few still training her horses correctly, and does not use hyperflexion or rollkur. FYI some horses just get behind the bit...doesn't mean the rider is using hyperflexion...for instance my horse used to nearly touch his nose to his chest. I have extremely light hands, and use a snaffle. He knows I want him round and would get a little carried away with himself trying to please me. Doesn't always mean hyperflexion/rollkur bc a horse gets behind bit
Piaffe3121 1 year ago
More pain and hyperflexion of the neck, causing the horse long term damage, extreme pain of bit, I used to like dressage before realizing, my horse did fine without the painful bit and extreme hyperflexion, some one needs to CHANGE THE STANDARDS FOR THE HORSES SAKE!!!
jmhaze2006 3 years ago
I agree 100%
awkwardmonkey 3 years ago
when is idocus hyperflexed? i've seen only one or two spots in this vid where he's come behind the vertical in the passage and piaffe, but overall, his nose is slightly above the vertical.
i agree that hyperflexion is bad for the horse (i hate rolkur and anky's style of training, for example), but i just don't see it here.
katymego 2 years ago
holy crap she got 3rd on H.M. and 4th on Idocus?
that's really amazing.
nelsonreed 3 years ago
Wow! My mare just had a baby out of Idocus :)
VFEPaul 3 years ago
Gorgeous! I love this horse and Courtney King is awesome!
I was in the press box!
sorrysoul1 3 years ago
Beautiful!!!!!! Good luck!
Phunter27 3 years ago