Training Tips: Neck Reining and Pivoting, part 1, eXtension
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
- This video discusses how to teach a young horse to neck rein and pivot. It is part of the Fundamental Training of a Horse video series. Was this video helpful? Take our quick survey: bit.ly/12mod2c.
In this set of videos, basic ground work, longing and handling methods are demonstrated, as well as numerous suppling and basic training maneuvers are shown to develop quiet, broke horses.
Presenters: Gary Stauffer and Monte Stauffer, UNL Extension Educators
This presentation was given at the 2007 Equestrian Academy at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. For more horse information, visit www.extension.o...!
Best, most clear , teacher I have seen yet and believe me I have watched a lot of videos.
Agreed, I'd love to watch this guy train up close.
I just came home from a morning session with my 4 yr old gelding. He trail rides fine, but needs to learn disciplines in the arena. I found his teachings valuble for my next session, hopefully tonight!!!
This guy is fantasitc! great set of videos.....he really has a gift for explaining things nice and simple.
I LOVE THIS GUYS VIDS, HE EXPLAINS ALL SO WELL :)
i never heard of you before but i love how you talk for the horse cause it gives the video character but i am gonna use these training tips you poosted so thanks for the tips
I love to watch your videos very easy to understand and my horse and I are learning alot.Thanks You!!!!!!
Thank you for assistance in my 3yr old stallion. It was so nice to understand why the fight was there. I knew it was me just didn't know how to reach him.
"Ask, pull him around, let em go." I swear I'm going to hear that in my dreams lol. Very helpful though, definitely going to help in teaching my Arab to neck rein.
Answers to questions I have had for years.
Very good video... clearly explained and lots of good info....
This guy is amazing!
thanks its better than to other videos other ppl put on here
@barrelhorserider7- You might find a couple of our newest video uploads helpful. Check out the videos titled "Enhancing Your Horse's Trail Performance" - there is one video on jogging in and out of obstacles and another on measuring the horse's stride length between poles. Generally a trail class will have about eight obstacles ranging from maneuvering a gate, trotting over poles, or backing through an obstacle. Check to see if your 4-H program has guidelines for the trail class.
Great video.... thanks for posting these!
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Wow! This guy is amazing!
I love your videos!
Hi, great video, thanks so much. can you tell me the best bit to teach my horse to neck rein in. I'm using a french link snaffle. when should i switch over to a curb? Will a curb help my horse 'get' neck reining better? She seems to be picking it up well, but i'm not sure about bits for neck reining. Thanks in advance, NaoKatmi.
do you use leg pressure with one leg?
Who is this man? He is great, does he do clinics? If so, where?
I like his method of explanation but he really isn't going into leg cues to help direct the horse in the direction you want maybe in the next video?
He sounds so funny the way he explains
Also while training your horse to neck rein you could just cross your reins ^.^
My horse is 3 he is very smart standardbred gelding and only lets me ride him lol others get on him n he FEEZES or bucks.
so y question is what bit should i use. a snaffle? ive been using a Stiff straigh bit i used my Barrel racin bit on him n he didnt think anythin of it except CHEW ON IT so i put one in his mouth with no movin parts.
ive been tols a Snaffle is best for Reining hes stops on a dime so i ask another professional good bit to use on him? i have videos of him riding
I like how your'e thinking like a horse, your'e a funny guy.