My recommended training videos: “Lope Slow with Complete Control”: online.horsetrainingvideos.com/lope-slow-with-control/ or “Groom, Saddle, Ride & Fix Bad Behavior”: online.horsetrainingvideos.com/fix-bad-behavior/
Thanks u very much x pointing out about only watching when u don’t know perfectly all the steps and stage that must be fully acquired as a second nature before training & very often screw-in m up
I really enjoy watchinv your videos...this gelding really has a nice handle on him...I hope people really pay attention to the horse crossing his front legs under as opposed to over....I have seen so many riders do this and the hprse develops a hop as well and they think it is s great turn....I tried to tell them what they needed to do to correct this so their horse spins smoothly, but I cannot compare to your teaching videos...they are so informative and easy to grasp the concepts and REALLY understand it....I would like to call it horse training for dummies, but it isn't,.....one has to be smarter than the horse and really understand your horses' conformation and what he is able to do....thanks again Larry.....love your videos and your teaching methods.....keep educating us! Don't stop now...lol
I looked at your channel. You seem to be doing a good job. You seem like a good instructor. Yet... you don't introduce yourself. You turn off comments. Those are mistakes. Let your viewers get to know you. Let them connect with you.
Wow I hate to sound redundant Larry but thanks for the video. I really had a lightbulb coming on moment about that big stop. Never heard it broken down like that before. As someone who’s never been in the show ring side of things I plan to get a membership to help me. I have started more colts than I have finish type work like this. As stated before I am breeding (AI) for one of the best bloodlines I’ve ever had. That is if I can ever get this mare at the right time to the vet.
What kind of bit do you use? I’m just getting back into horses again and so much has changed. Suggestions appreciated! LOVE your explanations of everything you are doing and why!
Question Larry, are there any benifits to teaching a horse to cross under vs over or why wouldn't you train every horse to cross over in a turn or spin? Thanks
I do train every horse to cross over in the spin... unless I'm sure he's definitely going to only do cutting. If he's going to do reined cow horse or reining, the cross over is mandatory.
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My recommended training videos: “Lope Slow with Complete Control”:
online.horsetrainingvideos.com/lope-slow-with-control/ or “Groom, Saddle, Ride & Fix Bad Behavior”:
online.horsetrainingvideos.com/fix-bad-behavior/
Thanks u very much x pointing out about only watching when u don’t know perfectly all the steps and stage that must be fully acquired as a second nature before training & very often screw-in m up
I really enjoy watchinv your videos...this gelding really has a nice handle on him...I hope people really pay attention to the horse crossing his front legs under as opposed to over....I have seen so many riders do this and the hprse develops a hop as well and they think it is s great turn....I tried to tell them what they needed to do to correct this so their horse spins smoothly, but I cannot compare to your teaching videos...they are so informative and easy to grasp the concepts and REALLY understand it....I would like to call it horse training for dummies, but it isn't,.....one has to be smarter than the horse and really understand your horses' conformation and what he is able to do....thanks again Larry.....love your videos and your teaching methods.....keep educating us! Don't stop now...lol
Hi Wendy. I'm glad you like the videos. Thank you for the complements. Much appreciated.
Great to see the step-by-step process! Thanks.
You are welcome, Sibyl
I really like how when he stops, he mirrors the picture on the banner behind him. Pretty darn nice stop
Thanks Kid
he is nice ! thx. for all your tips...very helpful. jc
You are welcome, Joan
Magnificent boss, sure a great job you had done
Thanks, I appreciate that.
Great video. Very informative.
Thanks Tim
That was awesome information. Thank you Sir
You are welcome.
I looked at your channel. You seem to be doing a good job. You seem like a good instructor. Yet... you don't introduce yourself. You turn off comments. Those are mistakes. Let your viewers get to know you. Let them connect with you.
Wow I hate to sound redundant Larry but thanks for the video. I really had a lightbulb coming on moment about that big stop. Never heard it broken down like that before. As someone who’s never been in the show ring side of things I plan to get a membership to help me. I have started more colts than I have finish type work like this. As stated before I am breeding (AI) for one of the best bloodlines I’ve ever had. That is if I can ever get this mare at the right time to the vet.
Thanks JP. Good luck
What kind of bit do you use? I’m just getting back into horses again and so much has changed. Suggestions appreciated! LOVE your explanations of everything you are doing and why!
There is no "one" bit I use. I have many bits and use the ones that best fit the horse at his current stage of training.
On my youtube channel, I have a video specifically about bits.
Question Larry, are there any benifits to teaching a horse to cross under vs over or why wouldn't you train every horse to cross over in a turn or spin? Thanks
I do train every horse to cross over in the spin... unless I'm sure he's definitely going to only do cutting. If he's going to do reined cow horse or reining, the cross over is mandatory.
So if it's strictly cutting horse then you just don't spend the time teaching the cross over because it's not nessesary? That makes sense, thanks!
@@johntrischman3969 Actually, there's more to it than that
Manuel Campos
Can't beat a horse with a good length of rein.