Im calling this right now.. after watching YEARS of Fallon's videos and watching THIS video i see right now that now THIS is a winning combination. The way Fallon talks about (in the Journey To The Juvenile) and how she trains her horses and how this guy trains is so similar. Yep.. winning team.
As a dressage rider, this was super-duper interesting. His leg yield and half-pass are super technical, and another reminder that regardless of your discipline ( English, Western, Polo, Spanish Eq, etc), that biomechanics are still the name of the game. Honestly, I would love a chance to ride a high level western performance horse. Thanks Fallon
This actually helped me so much!! I have a mare I’m training on the barrels rn and she’s not very confident so she’s dodging the barrels a lot. I’m definitely going to work on the pattern a lot but I feel like the bending and being soft will also help!
Loved this!! Horse nerd 100%. I used to ride equitation and trail, do showmanship etc. Now riding reiners for the last couple of years and really enjoyed nerding out on this!
These episodes are so educational and inspiring! Thank you for sharing your journey and opening up information to a world that otherwise is challenging to find a way to start into!
I love raining horse. The horse that I ride is a million dollar horse.Hes a cow horse and Rainer I ride him for barrels and it’s fun but we love Rainer’s❤️
I’m jealous you get to pick the brain of such an amazing trainer! My question is how best to deal with a bucker? Not a break in half bucker, just one that occasionally will throw a fit mid ride and is unpredictable. Tack fits, all vet checks clear and are up to date. She just has moments where little things set her off into a bucking fit. Using too much leg? A bite towards the leg or a buck will follow. Too much pressure to move forward when in an uncomfortable situation like a new place? Hello bucking fit! Don’t let her take the trail or direction she wants? Buck. She’s a foundation bred mare, more specifically line bred King P234 lines top side, three bars, cutter bill bottom. She’s a nice horse with a comfortable ride, but I swear she has a multiple personalities disorder 😂
This is so fascinating! I just can’t believe how easy he makes it look! When I attempt this we both look like we’ve gone full retard 😂❤️. Beautiful Fallon, I love this!
Wow! Its so incredible to watch this prosess and progress! I would love to hear what Kole has to say about getting a slow,lazy horse moving... if its and very unsensitive?!! Thanks for the video❤❤
What does kole use on the colts In this video, is it a bosal with a piece that goes over the poll and mecate, and where do you find one or are they custom made?
Did he just say a horse cannot lift hin back unless the nose is behind the vertical? That is just incorrect. Also, a horse cannot bend the neck correctly when behind the vertical, due to the way the first few vertebrae are shaped. The positions he ist asking for there, are hurtful and harmful for the horse, especially at that young age. Softening a horse is a good thing, but not beyond a certain point.
Please stop riding babies. I love fallon but seeing horses at the baby age of 2 and 3 being ridden just makes me so sad. Most horses don’t mature until they are 6.
Kids don’t mature physically or mentally till around age 25 but we don’t lock them in a closet till they are mature. We give appropriate instruction and activity based on their maturity. Same with horses. As he said, 20 minutes for the babies and extend the time when they can handle it.
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Im calling this right now.. after watching YEARS of Fallon's videos and watching THIS video i see right now that now THIS is a winning combination. The way Fallon talks about (in the Journey To The Juvenile) and how she trains her horses and how this guy trains is so similar. Yep.. winning team.
As a dressage rider, this was super-duper interesting. His leg yield and half-pass are super technical, and another reminder that regardless of your discipline ( English, Western, Polo, Spanish Eq, etc), that biomechanics are still the name of the game. Honestly, I would love a chance to ride a high level western performance horse. Thanks Fallon
i do the same exercises he does when starting my horses!!!
I clicked that notification so fast 👀 so excited to watch!!
This has been a super educational video about starting your young horses! Thank you Kole Price and Fallon for sharing it with us!
I love how educational this was! Looks like these 2 colts are coming along great! Can’t wait to see the next episode!
This was incredible! Having reining horses and a daughter who is now into barrel racing this was super informative. So many helpful tips.
I love a good foundation! I'm definitely one of the nerds and I will rock that title! Thanks for showing this, there's always more to learn.
This is amazing to watch! Yay!!!!🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤❤ thank you Fallon and Kole for really breaking it down. I learned so much already.
Yess who else has been waiting for this!?!
Meeeeee
WHO ELSE IS SO EXCITED FOR BEGINNER TO WINNER 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ LOVE FROM ISRAEL ❤❤❤❤
This video is absolute GOLD! I cannot wait for the next episode!
This actually helped me so much!! I have a mare I’m training on the barrels rn and she’s not very confident so she’s dodging the barrels a lot. I’m definitely going to work on the pattern a lot but I feel like the bending and being soft will also help!
Anyone notices he uses Clinton Andersons methods.?? Love it!!
What an awesome trainer. Too bad he can’t teach the new generation to be respectable! This was so interesting thank you.
Awesome Trainer, thank you Fallon for Posting this Video. Great Looking Colts.
Awesome. Cole definitely got his colt starting program from Clinton. Love it.
…and the blue halter and lead line..
I'm the horse nerd lol absolutely love them all 😊big hugs and much love from Lecanto Florida
Very excited about this adventure I also follow Reigning love this trainer well this rider‼️❤️❤️❤️❤️
This is awesome. Thank you for taking the time to share.
Loved this!! Horse nerd 100%. I used to ride equitation and trail, do showmanship etc. Now riding reiners for the last couple of years and really enjoyed nerding out on this!
I love you Fallon!! You’re such a good role model!❤
This was Awesome! Thank you for sharing this with us!
These episodes are so educational and inspiring! Thank you for sharing your journey and opening up information to a world that otherwise is challenging to find a way to start into!
Love it. That's how I started my colt 17 years ago :) Clinton Anderson method
I love raining horse. The horse that I ride is a million dollar horse.Hes a cow horse and Rainer I ride him for barrels and it’s fun but we love Rainer’s❤️
And that my friends is exactly how a colt should be started. Lovely ❤
awesome episode. so excited for the series!😁
This is gonna be an awesome series !!
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I’m jealous you get to pick the brain of such an amazing trainer!
My question is how best to deal with a bucker? Not a break in half bucker, just one that occasionally will throw a fit mid ride and is unpredictable. Tack fits, all vet checks clear and are up to date. She just has moments where little things set her off into a bucking fit. Using too much leg? A bite towards the leg or a buck will follow. Too much pressure to move forward when in an uncomfortable situation like a new place? Hello bucking fit! Don’t let her take the trail or direction she wants? Buck. She’s a foundation bred mare, more specifically line bred King P234 lines top side, three bars, cutter bill bottom. She’s a nice horse with a comfortable ride, but I swear she has a multiple personalities disorder 😂
Age?
I love it - I want that loping hackamore!!!
Ahhhhh I'm so excited to watch this!!!
Hey Fallon,i was just wondering how Flashy dough is doing,and when the next episode of journey to the juvenile will be out?
Loving this series already!!!!!
I LIVE YOUR VIDS!
This is so fascinating! I just can’t believe how easy he makes it look! When I attempt this we both look like we’ve gone full retard 😂❤️. Beautiful Fallon, I love this!
YOUR AN AMAZING RIDER!!!!!!
Wow! Its so incredible to watch this prosess and progress! I would love to hear what Kole has to say about getting a slow,lazy horse moving... if its and very unsensitive?!! Thanks for the video❤❤
LOVE THIS
free mini clinic from Kole. so good!!
Best of 3 am soundtrack for the background music.
Would love to get an answer on how he gets a horse to WANT to speed up after putting the basics on them!
Loved this!!
Loved this episode!!
If this don't Make you want A T- wagon baby then I don't know what will!
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I have a pretty weanling filly by him that's for sale!!❤
This was 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
This is so helpful, thank you!
can you imagine this guy in the dressage ring 😂 them girls would FLIP
Great information. Thank you
What does kole use on the colts In this video, is it a bosal with a piece that goes over the poll and mecate, and where do you find one or are they custom made?
So sorry for your loss Fallon💙💙💙
Well seid it's so true.❤
Is the final exercise to work hips shoulders in?
Amazing video
I love that ❤
Do you long rein before they are ridden under saddle?
Nice training
Omg❤❤❤❤❤
The horse did a beautiful job- but it seemed he was a little off on his left hind ( hock or hip ) he didn't want to place it under himself -
At 15:08 - does he still have both legs into him to keep his nose tucked in like that?
Would you restart a OTTB this way?
Fallon great job
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Did he just say a horse cannot lift hin back unless the nose is behind the vertical? That is just incorrect. Also, a horse cannot bend the neck correctly when behind the vertical, due to the way the first few vertebrae are shaped. The positions he ist asking for there, are hurtful and harmful for the horse, especially at that young age. Softening a horse is a good thing, but not beyond a certain point.
I agree. I think that horse is over flexed.
This was a fantastic and informative video
So are you not going to use your three year olds for the next jernony or all new colts
Sorry about true identity
What happened
Yes, horse nerd
Please stop riding babies. I love fallon but seeing horses at the baby age of 2 and 3 being ridden just makes me so sad. Most horses don’t mature until they are 6.
Horses do nature at 2 and 3 6 is when they stop filling out it is completely fine and doesn’t harm the horse what’s so ever being ridden at 2 and 3😊
Sorry I meant mature not nature
@@madalynnkulscar4838 There bones arnt done growing until 6, that is not the same as filling out 😘
They are not babies at 2 and 3 they can be started
Kids don’t mature physically or mentally till around age 25 but we don’t lock them in a closet till they are mature. We give appropriate instruction and activity based on their maturity. Same with horses. As he said, 20 minutes for the babies and extend the time when they can handle it.
Holy golden nuggets in this video!!! I love the educational aspects planted in here. So good! 🙌🏼🫶🏼