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That video deplicted my issue to a "T"....I went to a show and he was spooked by sunshine shining through a door onto the arena floor. I finished the pattern past that point. I have been thinking what I can do. Thank you

Thank you. This was very helpful. The pulling backward after loading is the problem I’ve been dealing with.

Best video I’ve ever seen with info on these couple of scenarios.

Excellent video!

What's this horse's breeding? She could be the twin of my own mare!

Nicely done. Currently have a mare who came for trailer loading training. Her owner led her 3 miles on the county road to my place 😅. She’s great now but still doesn’t love the door being closed. Here’s hoping that will extinguish after many trips around the hill in the trailer. My own herd taught me loads of trips takes away all apprehension. So I don’t think people should get to loafing ok but forget to trailer routinely, even to the grocery store, to help the horse become really really comfortable.

Hello! I’m starting my first horse and saddled him for the first time and he did amazing and then I did jumping beside him and I can’t seem to get him to calm down with that. He just tenses up

Love this 😊

This was probably the most useful loading videos Iv ever seen. Thank you

Is there a part 2 for this?

This video is so helpful! Great job!

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What age do you start your horses with these exercises?

I've got a 6yr brumby Mare, and she's very green she only knows the simple walk, trot, and canter. She shoulder drops and doesn't drop her head, speeds up without me asking, and is very disrespectful. I have tried fixing it but nothing seems to work. What do you think I should do?

The cinch is really unbalanced around the horse could be a reason he seems to be fussing?

I just want to say thank you thank you thank you! My horse would NOT get in the trailer. I worked for 5 days trying to get her in. I used this method today and got her in in 20 minutes. I still have to work on getting her to stay in while I close the divider, but she goes in!!! Please everyone, save your horse a lot of confusion and stress and use this method!

Why do have a bosal and a nasty leverage bit on the horse at the same time?? That makes no sense..

It really helps

Can you comment regarding your opinion on keeping the horse straight when doing this or even a slight counter bend? I accidentally stumbled onto doing this and it seemed to help. Earlier in her training she would really fall in on her left shoulder, but a very slight counter bend she would stay more upright.

I watched a few of your videos on neck reining as well and you had a similar concept of “setting the horse up” and then “pushing them through” the maneuver. Before watching your videos I never realized how important the “setup” is. Working with your methods has been a complete game changer for my gelding and I! Thank you so much for putting out content like this and explaining yourself so well. I can always count on you to never leave out a detail 😁

Congratulations, somehow you’ve perfectly captured the online equestrian community in less than 7 minutes 😂

I appreciate your video! Thank you for sharing this.

Great information, thank you!

This is a classic case where a horse hasn’t had the chance to bond with people she’s nervous and only language she knows is horse body language . With ground work and patience any horse can be a pleasure to work with ❤

Thanks for not scraping the video lol. It is super important to know what really goes into a made horse.

If the horse is drifting in along the straight line (leaning in towards the middle while going along the long straight, what would the reins need to be doing? Would you simply keep the nose on the straight line and use the leg to keep the horse out?

You had your priorities correct, that says a lot about people/ RUclipsrs 👍

Thanks

Rein contact whilst squeezing your legs is Bauchers second manner- he wrote it all down for us in the 1870's. best Bruce Peek

Yes! the horse must relax his topline BEFORE he can lift his back !! Yay! Why don't dressage instructors teach this? This good.for you ! best Bruce Peek

Omg. This makes so much more sense. I’m going to incorporate this into stops from now on. Thank you 🙏

Really appreciate how you explain. Thank you!

I have a Quarter horse that is very stiff when asking for a trot to lope he used to have beautiful walk to lope transitions and now it’s almost as if he’s sucked back in the transition once he’s moving I am able to miniver his body how I would like but he’s not physically ill or lame ? Have any tips?

Nice solid explanation! 🐴

Awesome video. I’ve picked up a few pointers from u. I basically do the same thing with my colt. You can literally see when u colt the colts mind focused on you. 🥰👍

Thank you for explanation. Looks good

No this is not the way this will get someone hurt

Purdy good

Doing my ground work and getting ready to step on for the first time. This video was very helpful. Thank you!

This is so helpful, and easy to understand, thanks for the great video!

Question…what is the correct position of the head to be optimally? Not too high or too low…

Your teaching method is excellent. No fluff, just get it done. Thank you, sir!

Woo boy he’s gonna be nice to ride. Can’t wait to see! Question…I have a long yearling who is partially pleasure bred so he’s quiet, almost too quiet. How do you get a pokey horse to start moving without spanking on him too much?

So excited for this new series!

How old is this colt? He’s got some size on him!

I love that you have started this series!

The Core body position is so effective, for example if your core is infront of his shoulders or nose you are truly asking him with your body to slow down or stop or your core body behind his hip or tail your body is asking him to move forward. Horses understand body language better than dogs. This is very effective and Horses understand this communication very quickly. Try it and be amazed! Thanks for your videos. Riding and Driving Coach for Connections Boarding Stables Salinas CA.

So clear and well done. These are great techniques time tested by your vast experience. Good job

Nice video 👍