Tying the horses head around is definitely old school and can lead to a dangerous explosion csusing injuries! Much better to use the newer horsemen methods of using reins gently to ask for flexion and releasing as soon as they give the slightest amount. Timing is crucial and the pressure must be released as soon as the slightest give happens. See Ryan Rose on YT for better training methods and insight into understanding how horses think...
@5:00 My old horse (20) used to be a reigning horse. When I try to bend him for flexion he move his back end. I think he thinks I want him to do a spin or something. Any ideas how to convey to him to keep his backside still?
Need to get my 11 yr old greenbroke hackney back into work as have a show in 3 weeks. I'm in mi so it's only just now starting to get nice enough to work em 2-3 times a week. My mini mule is coming good on her driving but feild needs to dry up to use my cart. And I need to have oliver ridding well by April 29th.
Nicely trained horse. I’m going to take parts of your training and use them on my horse who is coming back into work. The only supplement I use is oil based too, as with humans I’m not keen on too many supplements but stick to the omegas and scenic based glucosamines. Thanks, I’ll check out your other videos.
@@horsetrainingpro Thank you!! I can't wait to figure out what he wants to do, I don't believe he's ever been formally trained, I am an amateur though so I'm gonna do my best!
loved your intro lol but in all seriousness, I don't think you've put out one video that I haven't learned something from, thank you for all your hard work!
I just found you! What a great video and your explanations are simple and understandable. I have a 16YO trail horse ex-roper. Where should I start w/him? What is your name?
ill be trying these out as soon as my horse gets better. she is crippled because her hoof cracked very bad and she has never had any shoes on but she needs to get shoes as soon as possible.
That's a Quarter Horse he is working with. Their height is generally between 14:3 hands to 16:2. A Quarter horse is a shorter heavier muscle and quicker at a short distance horse compared to a TB. A Quarter Horse is an American breed that comes from TB stock. They are a wonderful breed.
Hmmm, seems like the saddle on the horse being Free Longed needs a back cinch. He shouldn't have to endure being constantly thumped on his kidney area by the saddle...
It protects it from impact. Wearing a quilt under is a trade off with the suspensory support that wrapping(properly) offers. Video on this subject coming soon
Covering the knees is to minimize impact if the horse bangs his knees together while spinning. As for wrapping, you better do it right or you risk what's called a bandage bow of the horse's tendon. When done right, it's a good thing. Especially if the horse isn't in good shape.
I like how you train I have 2 horses 🐎🐎 one 15 yrs and other 20 years ex Amish buggy horses I adopted been liberty training them both I like how you trained with saddle on lunge style and the lead line style 👍 I'll use in my training
@@horsetrainingpro watched almost every video on your page. I've spend the last 4 nights watching. Love your videos! Greetings from Norway! Hit me up if you're going to Scandinavia! 🇳🇴🐴
You had me till I saw that saddle slapping and flapping around, then I couldn't believe you tied the bit to that extreme moving saddle. Your lucky that was a very docile horse, cause there was so many rough moments that was totally unnecessary. I cant even concentrate on the rest of the video. And a professional trainer should have a well fitting saddle for ANY horse. Not just any old floppy saddle. Thats bad horsemanship.
A little skeptical of a “pro” trainer that puts a smile on their horse with a bit. How about loosening the bridle a little? Don’t add tone or attitude to this comment. This is a genuine horsemanship concern.
@@horsetrainingpro I would think a reining guy would like them loose. In this particular video the bridle is tight. It’s plain as day. Like I said before this is just a genuine horse concern. On the plus side this is the second video I’ve seen of yours and you appear to be putting out good information. Especially the point you are putting across in this video about physical care and keeping horses in shape.
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So informative, many things I have forgotten and therefore have bypassed over the years
Me too!
How to make my horse get me in shape though
Thanks for the Great Training videos!!
cute intro!
I'm subscribed ;)
And Thank You for that 🙂
What is your feed program?
Love your videos! What length are your rope reins please?
Thanks! 10-12 feet depending on how long is the horse's neck
Tying the horses head around is definitely old school and can lead to a dangerous explosion csusing injuries! Much better to use the newer horsemen methods of using reins gently to ask for flexion and releasing as soon as they give the slightest amount. Timing is crucial and the pressure must be released as soon as the slightest give happens.
See Ryan Rose on YT for better training methods and insight into understanding how horses think...
Agreed! This is why it’s very important to do all the steps and work in stages. Ryan is great, I also recommend 💪🏻
Thank you for the intro to breaking in a horse 🐎 lots of info in this that serves the right people who know pressure and release
@5:00 My old horse (20) used to be a reigning horse. When I try to bend him for flexion he move his back end. I think he thinks I want him to do a spin or something. Any ideas how to convey to him to keep his backside still?
Need to get my 11 yr old greenbroke hackney back into work as have a show in 3 weeks. I'm in mi so it's only just now starting to get nice enough to work em 2-3 times a week. My mini mule is coming good on her driving but feild needs to dry up to use my cart. And I need to have oliver ridding well by April 29th.
Nicely trained horse. I’m going to take parts of your training and use them on my horse who is coming back into work. The only supplement I use is oil based too, as with humans I’m not keen on too many supplements but stick to the omegas and scenic based glucosamines. Thanks, I’ll check out your other videos.
my horse has trouble gaining and i feel like i can get him into better shape, your videos are amazing and so helpful
Brilliant intro!! I was looking to the left and I froze, my eyes quickly panning to the right, then I ducked and listened 😂 👍
maybe put key words in titles like reining and training ?
wow I am so glad I found you, I am starting to get a qh gelding back into shape.
That’s great! Keep me posted
@@horsetrainingpro Thank you!! I can't wait to figure out what he wants to do, I don't believe he's ever been formally trained, I am an amateur though so I'm gonna do my best!
loved your intro lol but in all seriousness, I don't think you've put out one video that I haven't learned something from, thank you for all your hard work!
Made my day Lindsay! Thank you!
I just found you! What a great video and your explanations are simple and understandable. I have a 16YO trail horse ex-roper. Where should I start w/him? What is your name?
Is there e benefit to doing all this with a saddle on? Or it can be done without saddle?
Do you use the Excel EQ ProElite or Excel EQ Equine Wellness?
Pro elite 👍
I love your professionalism and I’m subscribed. TY 😃
Thanks!! 🙂
@@horsetrainingpro you’re very dedicated to teach what you know.
ill be trying these out as soon as my horse gets better. she is crippled because her hoof cracked very bad and she has never had any shoes on but she needs to get shoes as soon as possible.
Put her on 3 daily ounces of ExcelEQ right away
Loved to see how you check them around, definitely a skip too many people skip
"Liked", "Subscribed", and joining real soon!
How come you Americans ride such little horses 😅
That's a Quarter Horse he is working with. Their height is generally between 14:3 hands to 16:2. A Quarter horse is a shorter heavier muscle and quicker at a short distance horse compared to a TB. A Quarter Horse is an American breed that comes from TB stock. They are a wonderful breed.
Thank you so much!! This is amazing I really enjoy all of your videos!
Hmmm, seems like the saddle on the horse being Free Longed needs a back cinch. He shouldn't have to endure being constantly thumped on his kidney area by the saddle...
Agreed! Thank you
Loving this - best training video I’ve seen
Thank you Kirsten!
Please tell me about your leg wraps,I've never seen them come over the knees before.Does it support the knees?
It protects it from impact. Wearing a quilt under is a trade off with the suspensory support that wrapping(properly) offers. Video on this subject coming soon
Was just wondering the same! Would love to know more! Good video!
Covering the knees is to minimize impact if the horse bangs his knees together while spinning. As for wrapping, you better do it right or you risk what's called a bandage bow of the horse's tendon. When done right, it's a good thing. Especially if the horse isn't in good shape.
I couldn’t have said it better. Thanks!
Saddle is bouncing up and down while it should actually lay smooth on the back?
Because there is always movement in a saddle when you’re not sitting on it.
@@lizroberts1569 exactly
You sound like gsp from the ufc lol
Haha not the first time I hear that
how long is your single long line when driving?
My preferred length is 30 feet
I like how you train I have 2 horses 🐎🐎 one 15 yrs and other 20 years ex Amish buggy horses I adopted been liberty training them both I like how you trained with saddle on lunge style and the lead line style 👍 I'll use in my training
I agree with your advice. That saddle doesn't fit that horse though
J'adore tes vidéos 👌🏼 le petit accent a la Québécois j'adore haha
Can you do this.. in the bridle.. on a broke horse?
Some of the best video I’ve seen
Thank you for a lot of great information.
What about this for a Bridle horse... (Not a snaffle)
When tying the head around, only use a snaffle until the horse is very far along.
So when starting a horse and it’s the horse first ride what but you start off with to get a horse soft or start them on the softness
@@buckydabeastguy3931 No! The first few rides you're just getting the colt to accept being ridden. The rest of it comes later.
I would recommend getting this trainer's courses so you can see the complete picture of how the training should go.
Also this trainer is very modest. He is not into bragging or pushing you to do something. Keep this in mind.
loving your videos, i use your advice evey time i ride, thank you.
Thank you 💙
Intro worked
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The beginning 😂 love it, subscribed and liked🤘
Welcome aboard! Browse the lastest videos. Lots of stuff
@@horsetrainingpro watched almost every video on your page. I've spend the last 4 nights watching. Love your videos! Greetings from Norway! Hit me up if you're going to Scandinavia! 🇳🇴🐴
You had me till I saw that saddle slapping and flapping around, then I couldn't believe you tied the bit to that extreme moving saddle.
Your lucky that was a very docile horse, cause there was so many rough moments that was totally unnecessary. I cant even concentrate on the rest of the video.
And a professional trainer should have a well fitting saddle for ANY horse. Not just any old floppy saddle.
Thats bad horsemanship.
A little skeptical of a “pro” trainer that puts a smile on their horse with a bit. How about loosening the bridle a little? Don’t add tone or attitude to this comment. This is a genuine horsemanship concern.
I like my bits hanging loose. I’m not sure where you got the impression I have it right. Thanks for your comment though
@@horsetrainingpro I would think a reining guy would like them loose. In this particular video the bridle is tight. It’s plain as day. Like I said before this is just a genuine horse concern. On the plus side this is the second video I’ve seen of yours and you appear to be putting out good information. Especially the point you are putting across in this video about physical care and keeping horses in shape.
You should just come over,,, I have 6 horses and a beautiful daughter... you would have a nice time
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