How To Train A Cutting Horse Prospect On The CowTrac Mechanical Cow Or Flag
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www.horsetrainingvideos.com/f.... In this video, cutting horse trainer, Larry Trocha schools a green cutting horse prospect on the mechanical cow or flag.
This training is applicable to cutting horses, reined cow horses, ranch sorting horses, team penning horses and ranch cutters.
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Hi Larry , your videos are the best instruction for my youngngsters, they are clear , precise, I love the way you actually explain what you are doing with your legs, hands , to achieve the turns, and stops .it's almost like having you in my own arena . Thanks so very much praise 👏 😊 x
Man I grew up with cutting horses. My dad was in love with this life. Looking at u doing this and talking about it made me cry
Hi Eric, I'm glad you're here. Good luck to you.
Larry, once again you have proven why you are the best instructor available today. Your unique ability to take a complicated subject and break it down into a simple and understandable manner. You truly are a gift to the horse world and you are much appreciated. Thank you again for sharing your wealth of knowledge with the horsemen and women who are striving to continually improve their horsemanship. You deserve the highest accolades for freely sharing with our community.
+MIKE FOSTER Gosh, Mike. I don't know what to say except... thank you for the kind compliment. Very much appreciated.
Love your clear/concise instruction & short lessons ... you're so fair to the hoss! Cheers ~
+sherry susan Thanks Sherry. Gotta be fair to the horse if you want him to last a long time. Which is exactly what I want.
Thanks again Larry for another great training video! You are always so clear with your instructions, and try and keep it simple enough that hopefully we will be able to follow it and teach it to our horse. I know watching many times helps us pick up more and more of what you are teaching and is key to whether or not we can get the same kind of results you get.
+Becky Hall Hi Becky, Thank you for the kind words. Glad you liked the video. Be sure to watch the next two cutting horse videos in this series. In video #2, I work an intermediate horse and in video #3, I work an advanced horse.
Thank you
Great tutorial. Thank you.
You are welcome, Peter
You are a great trainer. Enjoy learning from your videos. Thanks!
+Maryann Bonett Hey, thanks Maryann. I appreciate the compliment.
Good video! I like that your not pushing to hard.
I LOVE YOUR HORES LARRY
Thank you. They are my passion.
Hi Larry Thank you all your videos are very good they help me a lot my girl is got cutting horse in her as will.
+pat samet Glad I could help, Pat.
I live in the UK and haven't ridden for 30 years, but found your video fascinating, and although you said he's not broken great, your ability to control him looks effortless, including you/him backing up. I didn't know what a cutting horse was until an hour ago, but really interesting and a great teaching method.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Ty
Larry, great demo on starting a horse on the flag. I don't think you can emphasize enough how important it is to start and stay SLOW in the beginning, speed it up to early and All you do is loose the feet, the mind, and the confidence. The speed will come when the repetition and consistency build the foundation for the confidence to do it the way the ride has taught. Thanks for sharing your talent and training experience, Dave
+Rebecca and David Sutton You are welcome, Dave. And you are so right about building a horse's confidence.
Thanks
Thanks TJ.
great video
Thanks, Glad you liked it.
Great job Larry - you are awesome. I have a Color Me Smart gelding who loves the mechanical cow. Don't have the ultima just the basic Cow Trac. Have a own son of Custom Chrome who's learning slowly to like it. Thank you for work! If you are ever in the wilds of Eastern Oregon let me know. Would love to have you come to our barn.
+Shari Carpenter Thanks Shari. Will do.
Hi Larry; I started watching your training methods when I adopted my Mustang (6 yrs. ago). I got him with the intent to do penning on him, but his interest in arena work is pretty low. We've done a lot of trail riding, a couple of obstacle courses and attended a sorting clinic. I attended my first team penning competition last night, and I really loved the excitement and the courage and fast paced sport. I am going to try my Mustang on this sport just to have something different to do. He's not afraid of cattle, but he does get aggravated at them when they don't move, so reaches out and bites them/at them. Maybe with this game he'll be too busy to think about that. Thank you sharing with us, and telling us what that machine is called--I couldn't remember. Thank you!
Hi Cathy, good to hear from you. Yes, working sour cattle that won't move away from your horse, causes the horse to respond with unwanted aggressiveness.
In a ranch sorting or team penning horse, it's not a real big problem because it's a timed event and the horse isn't being judged. However, that behavior in a competition cutting horse is a very serious matter. Good luck.
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Larry, I have been watching your method of developing a cutting horse. I am very impressed. I would like to get in touch with you and talk you about horses. How do I get in touch with you?
Mr. Trocha,
You emphasized keeping the colt parallel to the cow. Would that be different on a reined cow horse?
Thanks!
+Allyssa Dudley Hi Allyssa. No, it would be the same. The only difference is you also have to teach a reined cow horse to also circle a cow after you take it down the fence.
Becky Hall said it best .I don't need to repeat it.
+George Hayes Thanks George. Good to hear from you.
I HAVE 2 HORSES ONES NAME IS RED RED IS MY DADS HORES DOUSE IS MY HORES WE HAV TWO HORSES 6 CHICHENS 5 COWS AND 1 DOG