How To Start a Rope Horse Day 1 Preview

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[@IsaacSwift-uc7jq]

Great video, starting this with my horse.

[@ltrocha]

Who made the saddle you're using in this video? Thanks.

[@b1horsemanship]

Jeff Smith

[@ltrocha]

@@b1horsemanship Thanks.

[@jebediahnightlinger6357]

Curious...do you have the board under the top rail of your panels to keep a rein or a lead rope from making a quick wrap when riding?

[@b1horsemanship]

The pen is still under construction. The boards are there to nail vertical boards to. Thanks for watching.