Stopping correctly is important for both you and your horse.

I show you how to get your horse to stop correctly and smooth without hurting you or your horse. Stopping correctly is important for both you and your horse.
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[@shadowdancer1412]

Love this video. Very helpful. Can’t wait to try this on my horse. Thanx for sharing! Happy Fathers Day!

[@timandersonhorsetraining]

Thank you.

[@pjk1714]

Ringo is coming along and taking the time to do this will extend his working life and his front end.
He will build muscle in the backend.
Such a great lesson to share.
Have a special father's day weekend. Hope you get spoiled.

[@timandersonhorsetraining]

Thank you.

[@fallbrkgrl]

Happy father's day Tim.
I just needed to let you know that I actually can "see" what you are describing, in regards to his backend.
This is probably the first time I recognized the body movement that is being focused on in the lesson.
I think when it comes to "leads", it will be an even bigger deal 😁
Thanks again! And hope you have a great weekend!
❤️🌵☀️⛈️🌈☮️🐎

[@timandersonhorsetraining]

Thank you.

[@comesahorseman]

Ideally, the stop is an *upward* transition; or, it should be thought of that way.

[@timandersonhorsetraining]

Yes.

[@jgambrell10]

Have an Ottb an At 9:42 that’s the issue I’m working with any advice to fix that other than this video /correct training…. starting at a walk an working up to the lope ….he stops on his butt an off your seat on a lose rein but tries to find the bit. An stopping him collected he will push on the bit ..working on stopping collected at a walk an job an when he pushes will back a few steps collected then release an try it again

[@timandersonhorsetraining]

I would get him softer on the bit with lots of leg yields. One thing I see a lot with OTTB's is the rider goes to riding with contact on the bit before the body is soft enough. They are ran with contact on the bit so you have to get the body very soft before you can go back to riding on the bit.