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I’m going to this someday

I really thought there was gonna be a fall 😭

Corral has how many "r"s .. I see TWO ! (÷

We used a corrective collar on ours. Didn’t have to use the shock part just a beep or vibration mode on the collar. It worked great.

That’s very good advice! Thank you 😊

Beautiful horses :)

Nice I like the way you guide the viewer through the process of what’s happening.

Mare is first problem,

So the white horse was standing quite, then flag him in the face scare him some more? Stinking flags. Want a bee back yard crap. And yes this is coming from a cowboy that has worked all over and started colts for more than one world champion. Hell even my dad eas one of the original coors cowboys. Buck and his buck a boos. When are people going to wake up.

I remember a clinic Ray held in Katherine Northern Territory Australia and a group of local Ringers brought in the roughest colts their Stations had to offer. Ray was having trouble with a particular colt and threw a rope over the colt and was dragged all over the round yard so the owner of the colt jumped in to help Ray. Ray abused the shit outa the owner who in turn packed up his truck and left never to look back. He wasted a shit tonne of money and got nothing from Ray Hunt . It put a stale taste in everyones mouth and was a very boring clinic after that.

Really?

Boy, I'm struggling. I'm thinking rein management can handle most if not all, lateral movement. But I get confused about these indirect rein in opposition - in front of withers: indirect rein in opposition behind the withers. Then direct rein, neck rein, lift rein, and we haven't even gotten to the outside rein. Whew... Then the locking of the croup in some positions...

You need to tighten up your back cinch or take it off ad remove the stirrups

Of course he’s not done if you continue to flick a flag in his face.

I tried keepin the far end on the top of a barrel. Not easy i tellya.😊

Cool !!!

Nice job. Horse is learning fast that the saddle won't hurt him and nobody got hurt.

Excellent video 👍 And yes I would ride heck out of it.

I've always considered a spade bit the PhD level of training.. for both the horse and rider! I'm still in community college, but I really appreciate the training involved at this level.

It’s corral not coral

Saludos desde Alta California. El motivo de este comentario es porque lo quiero felicitar por esta explicación que es ¡EXCELENTE! Muchas Gracias por hacer este vídeo tan sencillo y corto pero tan bien explicado y con mucha lógica. Todo lo que dice tiene mucha lógica, mucho sentido y creo que es correcto. Solo para añadir a su explicación, este tipo de freno desde mi punto de vista no es un freno que se recomiende para caballos de competición porque los jinetes de competición pueden lastimar a los caballos. En cambio un vaquero que trabaja con su caballo y cuida de los animales puede tener mayor delicadeza en la manera en la que usa este freno con su caballo. Me gusto mucho este vídeo Gracias 🇲🇽

God Bless Martin Black

Well done! My dad did this with his horses and carriages many years ago…but it never loses its appeal. What a lovely turnout and patient, well behaved horses!

The saddle on the grey horse was so loose I was waiting for it to spin around.

use a darn mounting block

Poor horse dude. Horse abuse,

I don't know a better way to "go with the horse first" and be in harmony before you ask the horse to go with you.

Where is this tom

I never understood why people even bother with the back cinch if they aren't going to have it tight against the horse. Just a place for a stick to get hung up in or the hind foot as low as that one was.

Thank you for this. I think I understand what he is saying but I would love to hear more for context if you have it. Thanks

How big is your round pen? Great advice by Martin.

Not gonna watch stupid. I can see in the first few seconds pure DUMB Horsemanship! Go be an auto mechanic

You should have the stirrups pushed up in saddle area, so, they don't hit sides of the poor horse! You're cruel to allow stirrups to hit the poor horse! BAD socalled trainer.

I remember my first impression of the spade. I really thought it would be an agressive bit.after years of using them i understand how they work and their effectiveness. Maybe one way to explain part of their effectiveness would be mass or volume. They dont put al lot of pressure on any point to cause pain but when they are engaged the horse will notice and respond accordingly. I love them and so do my horses.

Wrong Bit.

Too cute!!

This is Gold. This is one of my favorite vodeos from Ray and of course this is just a small clip from a longer video. I miss Ridng with Ray

Загон из дизайнерской доски🧐🤨какова цена бренда?

P r o m o s m 😉

Ray was smart, he was protecting the young horses' mouths. If the humans had reins, they'd pull on them. I recall him saying something like, if you don't stop hanging onto your reins I'll cut them off. Time and time again, at every clinic I went to, he would say this to all students as a group. It was so important not to do it, that was why he took them away from humans whenever he could.

Thank you for sharing

Best horseman ever!

Looking forward to seeing you again

Nice work sir

Beauty 🕊️♥️🕊️♥️🕊️♥️🕊️

Thank you for sharing this. It makes very good sense.

That is a beautiful Palomino your riding! 😍

If you put a blanket under your pad it stays nice longer

No people "Dont get mad"...Everything with quality and kindness ❤🐎❤

Anybody who would use a spade bit or any other kind of severe bit like that on a horse, is an abuser doesn't know what they're doing, has no understanding or compassion for the animal, and has no right or having anything to do with them. Abuse is abuse