A First Tying Lesson for a Weanling Colt (Episode 142) - Herm Gailey: A Lifetime with Horses
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ย. 2024
- If your young horse is soft in the halter, leads well, and accepts basic restraint, he is ready to learn to tie. Here is a first lesson for a 7 month old colt.
About Herm Gailey:
Herm Gailey has spent a lifetime with horses. He is a nonprofessional rider who starts and trains his own horses to successful careers in multiple disciplines. Away from the show ring Herm retains a deep respect and appreciation for good reliable trail riding horses and believes that all horses benefit from this type of riding.
There is nothing for sale here. If these videos allow one person to avoid fear, frustration, or injury or help one horse get a better deal, then that is payment in full.
Filming and production by Kim Gailey-Fitting
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Song Credit: "Devil's Son" by Enter the Haggis
(www.enterthehaggis.com)
Buddy is a perfect name for this handsome youngster with a remarkably calm demeanor. It's obvious that you are setting him up for success with the way you are raising him. ❤
What a sweet youngster 😍 How can he be that calm at his age alone and away from his mother and buddies?
Bless your heart for not making out dramatic!!
Thank you for sharing, I really appreciate your no-nonsense approach.
Good little guy
Nice calm colt, nice calm lesson. 👍
Very helpful information, explanation & demonstration.
Glad it was helpful!
Great lesson. I’m Getting those tie up rings !
i like how you do this...I would term it as " gentling "
Thanks. We do try to keep it that way.
Gentle & slow with the colt, it’s nice to see. He will be a very reliable pony
Thanks for your comment. I hope so. We’ll be posting up more episodes on this young guy in the future.
Hi Herm, I appreciate you sharing your horse knowledge! Wonderful lessons for me and so different & refreshing to listen to --I like the way you explain the how and why you do things that work.
Thanks for your comment. Glad this video was helpful and interesting for you.
Good job Herm, Thank you. 🙂
Thanks Augie. Always good to hear
from you.
I use a non breakable halter and lead, always works to lead, tie, trailer.
very interesting
Glad you found this interesting and thank you for watching.