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How far back do I need to go if my horse gets mad and testy the more I do this exercise?

Geez , I wait til they are 1 month old. My mares are broke horses that trust me. I fool with them until they stand there and let me put the halter on and take it off. I don’t have stalls , just pasture and pens and a shelter. I have halter broke them where I don’t even have a pen, takes time but again , the mares are my friend and I feed them grain every day and brush them. Some take longer than others.

Need a zombie horse? Seriously! How about giving the horse it’s head? How about - hold your breathe - no bit? Because humans are in charge- it is always always always alwaythe humans fault!!! Grrr I loathe anyone that blames the horse for God Damned and I mean God Damned bad training...🤬

Kudos to you sir! 🙂👍

Good job, I love what you do here.

la maman doit pas avoir peur ! vous etes super avec le petit et il vous aime déjà !!

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Why in the world would ANYONE be putting a halter on a baby?? Let momma teach her for awhile. This stress is not good for either. Do you think that when you pinch a horses lip they now think you’re a horse?? This is wrong and so unnecessary. It’s just my opinion, that’s all. Yes, he is a soft spoken, gentle, etc., I just don’t agree. 😀

to bad the rider is in a chair seat rather in a balanced seat

Love you uncle kelly

You're brilliant man... love ur easy way, light hands and calming and voice.. best I've seen yet! Keep up the videos! The world of horsemanship needs you big time! X

How about giving the horse it’s head?????ahhhhhhh- wtf? Give the horse some ability to have some ability to have comfort and control? Horses have a brain, thoughts, feelings, needs, wants. Let the horse be a horse. If you want mechanical response get a god damned 4 wheeler. People like you should not have a horse. Instead of increasing control - let up. The problem is not the horse and more control. The problem is YOU! I loathe this feedback. Stop the bits. Use your brain if you have one.

Great video. I'm confused on kind of bit you're using. Is the mouth piece solid or does it have a break? Like a Tom Thumb

That mom was not happy dude-

This kind of training you can take only, when mummy let you. The most horses let nobody on the foal because the mother-horses do not trust in humans. The humans are afraid of the mother-horses and so they fight with a six months old foal - only because of this facts. You make a great job- stressless for mummy and baby! I habe so much foals and every baby loves to cuddle with humans, when they learn it that way!

This is bullshit!!! Why are you doing this to a god damned foal??? WTF is wrong with with you? This is a mother fucking foal. This is abuse. You suck!! I can’t stand assholes that think think they are trainers but really you have no god damned clue.

This video is very helpful for me as I plan on working on a rescue horse who was ridden in western. I was told to try a curb bit on her but I've never rode a horse with a curb bit! I only rode English and snaffle bits. So curb bit is new to me and this video helped me understand what I should do. Thank you!!! 😊

Excellent

Thank you for sharing your heart . And loving Horses the way God meant us to 🐴♥️

Im having a lot of good response with this Myler bit. They call it a snaffle but its more like a very gentle western bit. www.statelinetack.com/item/myler-ss-5-hbt-shank-low-port-comfort-snaffle/E013094/ I had a rooting issue and solved it with this technique. Your teaching method is very calm and understanding. Well done!

That's so funny, I get the same reaction when I tie my victi... um, girlfriends up.

The taming has started...

You were so slow and gentle! That’s a good way to go, to build and keep all that trust there.

The mom was just trying to protect the baby that's why she was freaking out

Beautiful horse 😊

Great video. I love how you breakdown everything to a simple explanation.

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here in the land of dirty harry, your parisienne, was sold in u.s as a chevy impala, with the same chevy drivetrains and horrible powerglide trans. the pontiacs catalina, bonneville and the executive, (grandville starting in 1971), WE'RE NOT CHEVROLETS! THEY WERE BIGGER AND HAD A LONGER WHEELBASE AND PONTIAC MOTORS, WITHOUT POWERGLIDE, (1970 AND 1971, CAME STD. WITH POWERGLIDE WITH 355 C.I.D, WHICH NOBODY BOUGHT ON CATALINAS), IN 1959 TO 1976, PONTIACS HAD BIG BLOCK MOTORS WITH OVER THE YEARS, 4 SPEED AND 3 SPEED AUTO. WE HAD THE PARISIENNE IN THE U.S IN 1983, AMERICANS DIDN'T LIKE THEM, IT LOOKED LIKE A CHEVY, DROVE LIKE A CHEVY, SO WHY WOULD ANYBODY BUY THIS THING OVER A HEVY! PARISIENNE NAME PLATE WAS HISTORY AT THE END OF 1986, WITH THE SAFARI WAGON SOLDERING ON UNTIL THE END OF 1989. SORRY, NOT A FAN!

I loved this video. I recently bought a 8 year old Rocky Mountain Mare. I do a lot of trail riding. She had never been out on the trail so i sent her to a trainer who just rode her in the mountains and work on her for me. She was started on a snaffle and then he went to a short shank bit. ( Myler bit but another company that was a little more affordable). She is very sensitive to start with and anxious and ready to go. I am riding her now and I didn’t think I had heavy hands but since watching this video i see that I was pulling on both reins causing her to throw her head up. She doesn’t do this all the time but I noticed she does this often since i went to the leverage bit. I know now that it was me and not the horse. What Is the mildest leverage bit I can use. I am practicing on what I learned on the video.

I've sent this to my friend who has head throwing problem with his horse. Thank you. Excellent demo!

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I had a mustang foal I started to hauler break when he was a day old, I got kicked and bit but overall it went well. This is how I did it. Hauler break: one to 18 days. Putting a blanket on him: 18 to 30 days Saddle breaking: one to two years. Saddle bags: two to three years Hot shoe: three to four years. And it all went well, Daredevil was an orphaned mustang foal and I wanted to started to get him used to all that ASAP, he died when he was 36 in horse years so he was 100.5 in human years so he was an old horse when he died.

The mother is hysterical trying to protect this baby.... this owner is a cruel Animal! The horses are not cruel..the human is!

She is too young and HOW dare you!

U should wait tile two or tree years not that young it can’t take it

Great, makes it much calmer for human and horse. I did same with a Dartmoor hill pony same age to yearling, she was incredibly calm as a yearling.

Excellent video, great info

NO please NOO IF THE FOAL IS 2 DAYS OLD LEAVE IT WITH ITS MUM FOR AS LONG AS IT NEEDS PLEASE

A snaffle bit is NOT supposed to act on the bars... it is designed to act in the corners of the mouth.

I could listen to you talk all day.

thank you. you are so calm. its lovely. you explained really well.

He is so lucky he didn't get kicked

She has the most amazing trot I have ever seen in my life. What a sweetheart. I had a friend in 4h who had the same issue because she would yank on the reins. I asked her if I could try something. I put my horses bridle on with the fat snaffle I rode my horse in all her life and used the lightest pressure to direct rein. Pretty soon the horse stopped throwing her head. After that, I switched back to the curb, using gentle direct and then neck reining again. No head throwing. This was all done in about an hour. To fix the human, I held the bit and gave my friend the reins. Told her to use as little pressure as possible to steer me around. Then I said, "imagine now, that's in your mouth." She also had a turn at holding the bit and being able to steer with just pinky pressure. She felt horrible, of course, and she was really gentle from them on, and both horse and rider were much happier. I love that you put this video out to help horses and people. The sad part was that her horse was like 20 times better behaved than mine and it was taking so much punishment, not that a spooky, high energy horse needs a harsh bit, but that was such a sweet little horse she had that she could ride around anywhere without issues, whereas mine was always spooking and high strung.

Very good sir ....started my filly at 6 months shes 7 months tomorrow ..she already knows how to side pass ..back up ..turn around. And already saying hi with both front legs ..I agree 100 perfect ..cheers

The time with the mare is critical for the first period of their lives. Humans need to stay out of it so the mare can teach the foal valuable life lessons in those first few days.

My POA started trowing his head. I had the vet out to be sure we did not have any teeth issues or neck and back problems. I started from scratch with him today. From the ground I started with his ears. He hates to have them touched. After twenty five minutes of gently touching around his ears and then rubbing them I was able to cup them. I then started rubbing his head between the ears. He accepted this as well. He hate getting his halter on. I stood next to him and just held the headstall in front of him, slowly getting closer to him to put it on him. I was able to get the headstall on with out throwing his head. I took the bit out and did it again. We stopped our session for today on that very good note. I will continue to work with his head and ears. Then we will work this new method while I ride him. Small circles and using both hands is wonderful suggestion. I know I need to be lighter with my hands. I get nervous and get heavy handed. I have a lot of work ahead of me. I need to really pay attention to my hands and read my horse better. Thank you for this video.

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What brand/model of curb bit was used in this video?

Right approach.... good job.