Horse Rears and Kicking

Chazot in his previous state of mind...I had the fortune to ride and train world class horses in three day event and jumping. Superior athletes all come with difficulties and very high spirit. They must have a lot of guts to pull a rider out of a triple Grand Prix combination or a difficult question in thee day event. Before been properly guided, their spirit might be difficult to deal with as is Chazot's spirit. Each great horse needs a rider willing to deal with the horse's spirit, or difficult morphology, or bad memories. When Margit Otto Crepin purchased Corlandus, all top dressage riders knew about Corlandus' outstanding potential. Margit was the only one who has the gut to deal with his spirit and the intelligence to adjust her training approach to the horse's complicated morphology. He had sickle hocks. They won the silver medal at the 1988 Seoul Dressage Olympics. Jean Luc Cornille

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Pets & Animals

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• chazot
• horse
• rearing
• kicking
• training
• jean luc cornille
• equine
• ottb

[fehr2005]

YOU HAVE MY RESPECT. YOU ARE REALLY A REAL HORSE TRAINER.... GREAT JOB! GOOD HORSEMANSHIP AND A VERY BEAUTIFUL HORSE.

[hypasha]

@fehr2005 Thank you....:) I will tell Jean Luc....

[ebkern]

My true respect for this trainers courage and competence - a most valueable video! But it would be very interesting to learn how well the reeducation of the horse went and in what state the horse is now. Could we get an update? Thanks for sharing this with us!

[hypasha]

@ebkern Chazot (the horse) is in GA and doing wonderful! No rears to follow his story go to scienceofmotion com articles and photos as well as podcasts on him..He no longer rears under saddle and is incredible athlete...wonderful mind..gentle kind...

[enanndeer]

I'd really would like to see this horse now in 2012! :D

[hypasha]

@enanndeer at scienceofmotion com go to photo blog to see latest photos of Chazot and Jean Luc.

[slee041696]

i seriously applaud this man. you don't see too many people out in the world handling rearing horses that at any second could come crashing down at their head. you can clearly see this man knows what he is doing and notice he doesn't get mad at the horse. he tries to reinsure it and tell him that "hey i'll let you go and do your thing" kind of like a compromise. he doesn't smack the horse or yell at it or yank on the reins. i have much to learn from this man. thank youfor the video!

[Onaziz]

We need more calm, knowing equine trainers in the world like you.

[KisMsHot]

That rider is a boss. He doesn't flip out or use force, just calmy walks with the horse until it works out its own issues, haha. Stunning horse and massive props to the trainer :)

[Appaloosalicious1]

hes huge x.x

[horzieluva]

mustang sally ridem

[hypasha]

@hayleeschannel As you say silly cowboy trick

[MrsAWNC]

Real horsemanship, a rare thing today.