Fixing a Barn Sour Horse- Rearing -Part 1 -Gaited Horse Training

[@Rosebud65]

I appreciate how challenging this can be. The owner of this horse deserves a lot of credit!

[@GayeDeRusso]

yes she did a great job

[@Flash3-22]

Good work with the mare.
Have a barn sour, buddy sour or
herdbound is such a challenge.

[@GayeDeRusso]

yes and it happens to so many!

[@kristinetrott5087]

Good job, instructor. Absolutely on point with everything you told this timid, rookie rider. Complete awareness of and control of what your body is doing , in regards to the horse, is so important. Hoses can feel the most subtle changes and cues. Lovely mares.

[@GayeDeRusso]

I appreciate that!

[@barbaraschutter582]

I love the way you give point by point. When one panics. You need point by point. lol Good job

[@GayeDeRusso]

thanks

[@kathleeneldridge3057]

Such great instruction!

[@GayeDeRusso]

thank you

[@dianereiser6417]

I had to do that to my mare a few years ago. It works great.

[@GayeDeRusso]

Right! We tried the following week with the owner riding and she went right out, no more messing around!

[@MegaPlucas]

The rider seems to be afraid of going at speed. Excellent lesson.

[@GayeDeRusso]

Thanks!

[@MGreshamMK]

Great training. Think forward.

[@GayeDeRusso]

Yes, thanks

[@Rosebud65]

Excellent lesson!

[@GayeDeRusso]

Thanks

[@kajinsautumn9833]

It's all about training the rider.

[@GayeDeRusso]

agreed!

[@Rosebud65]

What type of vest are you wearing?

[@GayeDeRusso]

hit air vest