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Come along as Belle learns to stand tied learning patience. A horses ability to stand tied without pulling back can be an extremely valuable skill. In this video Luke Reinbold shows some of the things he likes to do with not only young horses but older ones as well.

Teaching a very young horse how to accept and stand for her first foot trim using patience to set her up for success in the future teaching her that it will be a pleasant experience.

Some thoughts on being the leader that every horse desperately needs. Does the horse look to you as the answer, or do you create and cause anxiety and nervousness in your horse?

Three rules to help guide you in your horsemanship journey that will help keep you and your horse safe as well as let you know when you may leave or continue. #1. I can't get hurt. #2. The horse can't get hurt #3. If the horse is better now than when I started, I may stop or leave.

Often times the slower we go in horsemanship, the faster we will arrive at our destination. Here Luke reminds us to look at our progress perhaps, differently.

From birth through the first couple of months, the journey of a foal, Belle an American Quarter horse.

Exposing a horse to wearing the protection that just may keep them safe and sound for a long time does take intentional work. During the first time Kimber had ever worn protective boots she wasn't sure what to do so she chose to lay down. Watch to see how she works through it and learns that they are ok in this video.

In this video you will learn one of Luke's favorite exercises to teach a horse how to use their hind end as well as learn to move their shoulders over. This exercise will help you get your horse more responsive and really handy as they learn how to move one of the hardest body parts to gain, the shoulders.

Join me as we explore a helpful analogy between phone calls and horsemanship. Have you ever noticed how we react when someone calls us with nothing valuable to say? We tend to ignore those calls. Well, the same principle applies to our horses! When you touch those reins, you’re making a “phone call” to your equine partner. But here’s the catch: Hanging on the reins without purpose is like leavi...

Learn Luke's preferred neck rope option that he uses for a great feel.

The Power of Why: Unveiling the Hidden Reasons Behind What We Do

It Will Take As Long As It Takes

Recognizing When My Horse Tries And Rewarding It.

Are Spurs Bad To Use On A Horse?

Teaching My Horse To Travel Straight On A Loose Rein By Going Post to Post

Baby Belle Explores Her New World

What Is Horsemanship?

Teaching A Horse How To Work A Gate Without Getting Off The Horse

Halter Breaking A Foal. Baby Horse First Time Wearing A Halter

Obstacles to Success, using tires to build Trust.

Setting Up My Mecate Reins

Effective Communication with Horses: Why Yelling Doesn’t Work

Mastering Soft Hands: Lets Stop hanging on our horses mouths!

Knee Pain While Riding? Try This!!!

Rope Training A Young Horse.

Roping-Mastering the Art of Dallying: Essential Roping Techniques

Ponying a Horse: Trail Adventures with Slider

Wondering If I am Doing Things The Right Way With My Horse

The Best "Bit Fit" for Your Horse