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Best canter depart video ever.Stay well,my friend.

Thank you Dale!

Hi Dale, What is the name of the knot again? Bolar?

I agree completely, well said

Awesome video, thanks

I have a question about the backing, do you always back every time you stop? Does the horse start to anticipate that? Like if you want an actual stop, but they start backing instead?

Thank you

Thank you

Thanks for this video. I will have a new yearling in a few months and when it's time to lunge him I will use your technique. I love the steady what you go through all the motions. In my mind this is a perfect way to start lunging a youngster.

Its a get down rope. Its so you can lead your horse without pulling on their mouth with a bit or a snaffle in the mouth.. keeps their mouth soft

Great video. Thank you for sharing.

Thank you…so much clarity!

hey Dale Great video....do you need to use a caveson (spelling?) or a Bosalito (againing spelling?) or can I tie with my headstall and Romal reins??

Who else was trying to read the cowboy belt buckle?

Good video it was very helpful

now, that's just showing off

yes, best description and video of these 3 aids I've seen (and I've watched a LOT of videos)...thank you!

I have a team of mules for driving ,dale I'm wondering would this harness work with my for cart. And using just 1 mule

This was so awesome thanks for posting

Thank you for posting this lesson (& the other on relaxing the jaw).

Best slow and easy very well explained!!! Thank you for this!

Everything was good. Surprised you would use neoprene pad and cinch.

I've never seen anyone do a two rein with a snaffle and hackamore. Interesting!

This is so helpful thank you ❤❤❤

Awesome diagram and explanations! Thank you!

Sure would have liked to see you driving him! Always found your videos very informative and helpful, and you always have really nice horses 😊

Very, very nice!!! All look very high quality, very professional made. Harness and cart suit the horse very well. I even took for myself some advice from this video in which order you harness your horse, so I will change my order accordingly!!! Thank you and have a nice time with your horse and family!! :)

Your the best

Very happy to see you.Your style makes me more aware of the way I greet my horse when I see her and subsequently when we ride.

I find it interesting that people from the USA refer to this (longreining) as a novel approach to breaking in/starting a horse. For much of the world, this is the traditional and widely accepted method of mouthing a horse prior to riding. My grandmother said in the early 20th century where she grew up, horses were broken to harness at around 3 years and driven for a year prior to riding, thus allowing the muscular skeletal frame time to develop the strength to carry a person. Glad to hear the operation is behind you and you have been able to keep busy in recovery. It is good to think through a problem and find a working solution to it when dealing with horses.

Really great to see a new video from you too. Hope you are on the way to recovery and feeling 100% again soon. ❤🇩🇰

Nice to see you and your horse, Dale!!! Very good exercises!!! It is interesting to see the reaction of your young horse. He is quite fresh, and his mind becomes tired fast, but finally he brings his attention to you and your commands. Awaiting for new videos!!! Thanks for reminding about me. Aleksandr :)

Good to see you back sir!

Long time since I saw a video from you , I hope your health is going better, greetings, God bless you

The first part of the knot that your tying is called the crown. The second part of the knot is called a wall knot. When you complete the not it is called a stopper knot and that's the official name from The Ashley's book of knots

I just got a pair of antique spurs should I clean them or leave them be?

I like your calm manner

Thank you so much for your great videos! I've just started my Colonels Shining Gun colt here in Australia 🇦🇺 and this method is brilliant!! I'm looking forward to riding him in these.

Or a bowline would be even better and easier to tie no matter how small your halter loop

great videos , subscribed ,,,thank you God bless

Hey so what if I can’t even approach my horse with a halter. I have a rescue whose about nine years old and she HATES halters. Do you have any tips for that?

You sure find some handsome horses

I can't seem to find the videos that you were talking about that leads up to this. Are they still listed?

I would die for a horse that light, oml. I've been working with my new 15 year old mare. She has made good progress since I got her in July. Not sure she will ever get as light as Shorty though, considering she's an older horse with old habits. But I wouldn't trade her for any other horse. She has been a great teacher for me. She's got the calmness and experience due to her age, yet she's very healthy, athletic, and a fast learner. I'll be ready for when I get next horse, hopefully an impressionable 2 yr old that I can teach to be soft and responsive from the get go

Thank you for your videos and wishing you a speedy recovery who do you know thats somewhat hopefully local that makes hand made horse hair bosal's ? and or macate ropes

Thank you! After watching hordes of confusing video's, it finally makes sense

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I use a drop of Clear Gorille Glue on a toothpick to lock the threads on the chicago screws.

Hope the hip op goes well for you. I am thrilled you will be showing harness work when you are back on your feet. I have a 5 year old I am pulled a few logs with and want to put him to shafts once I have him pulling more logs and perhaps a sled. I will be keen to see how you go about it. All the best.