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Why do horses need to be in a stall all weekend?

Is that a lasso under the chin strap or a soft rope?

Yep

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One morning I found our gelding standing by a pipe gate that was covered in heavy hog wire with the heel of a front shoe caught with his leg raised 18" off the ground...just standing and waiting. He had been properly hobble trained. 👏👏👏

Haha, love the title!

This is extremely helpful, thanks! ❤

Good stuff! Rocking my b1 shirt today!

spurs every first couple rides or just on a horse by horse decision?

Looks like Walden CO

That is a so true correct statement

Nooooo don’t stall your horses for whole *weekends!* that’s so bad for their mental and physical health, being crammed into a stall like that…

Is that an Appaloosas?

Could you repeat the principal num.1 you mentioned in this video?? Thanks!!!

B1 Ranch Horsemanship, ur gonna blow up

B1 Ranch Horsemanship, nice video it was really good

How many of these horses go to auction ?

Good ride so far. 3rd times the charm. 😉.

or..........u could ask him..........

Could you go more in depth with vounter bending and how to dp that

I’m reaching out to you for hobbles- not for a horse but for a Zebu bull. Can you do that?

How many times have you sat on him? He's really working that bit like he's not sure. I'm thinking he's liking being petted. Otherwise, he could be trying to pitch you.

I was watching this video and really like what you have to say BUT, you dn't show what the answer is to the problem. It completely by passes the answer. I just bought a new horse and didn't know he had this issue and I want to fix it ASAP. Please help. Thanks

Is that cinch belt keeping the air out of his belly.?

Love your patience, and encouragement...❤❤❤😊😊 They are so sensitive.

So let's see the more abrasive way.

Oh yeah. A horse used to be, get saddled and get to the store, to work, school, wherever you had to go. Usually in a hurry. Same as jumping in the truck and going these days.

Whatever you say, but i'm gonna keep messing with you, daddy

I agree a lot of times "cold backed" is taught behavior.. Saddle = buck. No one taught them any difference... Some get over it some never really do could blow up any moment..

nice work

any other city folk here mesmerized??

You take your time, which is great. Nice and gentle.

Aren’t you concerned about the saddle slippage?

Good stuff! ❤

What make or model is he, loving his colors, is he appaloosa with that mottling.❤

Incredible!

He's not bracey. Just figuring it out. Love that lil guy.

Why are we still making horses carry us and a heavy saddle around? four wheelers are used a lot on ranches.

Crap...I have one that's strung out on meth.

I really like that little guy

Request, accept, or ask, demant (do not settle for mediocrity)

Love your training methods.

Poor thing needs a bath!!!!❤❤

Good explanation. One reason a horse may turns head to the outside of the circle is because their inside hind leg gets tired of flexing underneath the belly to balance and hold the frame. They will turn their head for a number of strides to take the pressure as you're building muscles in that leg. They can only turn their head to the outside if the inside hind leg straighten or not reaches under the barrow as deeply. sometimes they need to take a little break and use the rebalance to stretch their body and leg bit from the circle. When they are young and don't have all the muscles built in the right places to hold up their abs and build flank muscles they get tired quickly going on direction.

Excellent Horseman. Excellent horse.

what kind of breed is that horse?

That was awesome

Good explaination

That's exactly what we did, on, off til our horses got used to us, didn't ride them much in winter, they're fat and sassy in the spring❤😃

I love that lil guy.