D/C 20 Year Old Horse "Can't" Pick Up Right Canter Lead

If you've ever had, or have a horse that tends to strike off into canter on one lead and can't seem to pick it up on the other, no matter which rein your'e on, you'll want to watch this video!
I'll explain and show you what has been the cause of this 20-year-old horse hardly ever picking up the right canter lead in his whole life, and how I remedy it in a short amount of time.
Watch my Trainer Tips for a detailed breakdown on how to make this work for your horse: • D/C Picking Up The Co...
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[@meaghangroenemann3126]

This just came across my feed recently even though it's 1yr old. But it is interesting to see another horse having a similar lead issue as my horse was having recently just before I brought him to you. And to see how you deal with each horse to help set them up so they have a better understanding of the picture they are asked to be in. It is explained in such a way that really helps simplify things. I really like these videos. Thank you for creating them.

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Thank you

[@serenityhorsemanship3365]

Great job about explaining that it is all about having ' A Clear Mental Picture' and 'Clarity in Communicating' AFTER Prior and Proper Preparations. Funny how finished work starts with having the fundamentals down first. in this case soft lateral flexions and giving to pressure.

[@cappelhorsetrainingandshoeing]

Yes Sir ! I agree with you ! I appreciate you taking the time to comment too