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This horse 82 days ago was afraid of everything in life. His fear level was as high as I have ever seen. LF is doing an amazing job with what could have been an uncontrollable horse.

The better a horse can move backwards and sideways the better they can do everything else. These movements are great coordination builders. Being coordinated is a key factor in keeping a horse comfortable which is the 2nd of their 6 needs.

Can’t imagine how willing this horse will be as he ages. All great horses start with great groundwork with consistent communications.

Really nice work. The big thing is how soft he is and how he responds to your “ASK”.

Good explanations of what & why!

Chasing the Danger is a great confidence and courage building game!!!!

Nice job of getting acceptance with awareness!!! It helps the horse gain confidence and courage. Much better than the ordinary desensitization a lot of people use.

Really nice job getting him ready for the farrier!!!

My guess is that in 6 months, when its time for his 1st 10-15 rides, everything will be a non event. She is doing everything she needs to do to allow him to be the best horse possible. He is a really nice 1/2 Haflinger/Morgan colt

Nice job getting him ready for the farrier. 34 days ago he was as wild as they come. He was afraid of everything in sight. She started all this with a SOFT FEEL and never - never pulling on him. He truly is a "Charming Adventure"

Good job!

Lakisha is doing a very nice job with a very nice colt

Really nice baby steps. I’m working with a 3 yo rescue gelding. Must have been hit or whipped bc he was afraid of everything and very head shy. I spent 14 sessions (like 4 per week) just walking around him softly in his paddock. Slowly making his bubble smaller while I carried a rope or training stick just so he could see various tools without putting pressure on him too soon. Got him to swing his hips over both sides by focusing my eyes on them, face up, and start to follow from about 10-15 feet away from me. Eventually I could approach and stand right next to him at his shoulder and he was relaxed, licking and chewing. But still very fearful of my hands. Then I put him in a stall 3x last week and started presenting the halter, got him to enjoy a game of putting his nose into it a bit and then I would gently massage his blaze with the halter and my hand but he didn’t know it. I’m taking lots of time to get the smallest gains. But his feet are getting bad and I’m under pressure to get him halter broke and ready for the farrier. Watching you helps remind me that I have to keep listening to him while I keep pushing those safety zones so he advances. I’m thinking I might try the easy lariat as you did and work with it to prepare for the haltering. Will follow you, nice patient progress with your horse there. 😊

1. Attention (Focus) 2. Relaxed Connection (Attraction) 3. Acceptance (Movement/Touch/Tools/Halter) Always remembering that "Speed is Greed"

He seemed to be pretty calm while you were working with him.

Nice, calm approach! Well done. 👍🏻 Subbed.

I found your channel yesterday, I already know more about horses then i had learned in my previous 78 years. 🙂

Hey y'all I added a long intro this time. I think that is the best!

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Finally added some calmer music! Hopefully this helps!

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