Reining & Cow Work - How To Ruin Your Horse

www.horsetrainingvideos.com/f... ...In this video, Larry Trocha trains a green colt (filly) on a cow. She’s only been on cattle a shot time so the training must be done carefully. This is the beginning stages of training a cutting horse on cattle… also reining & reined cow horses. Larry also points out things to avoid so you don't ruin your horse.
The above video is a short, edited clip taken from my online training course titled, “Cutting Horse Know How”:
The course is designed to teach how to ride, train, tune and show a cutting horse.
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[@ltrocha]

Here's the link to my training course, "Cutting Horse Know How": online.horsetrainingvideos.com/cutting-horse-know-how/

[@HeyWatchMeGo]

3:16 Explains the Release Every Time before the next ASK...(even if the next Ask is almost immediately). So important!
Rollback... Stop, release, barely rock back, release...outside foot/turn your head (which turns your body) release...etc etc.
Treat everything Between Releases as almost a brand new exercise, and things get simple and supple very quickly.
I taught a tall full grown man who knew NOTHING about horses this methodology.
30 days after the 1st day he had ever swung his leg over a horse (granted he was physically fit to begin with) he was already better than people who had been riding for many many years.
He had no bad habits to start with, and with the "Do 'A'.. Release" "Do 'B'...Release" method he appeared to be light years ahead of other riders...and his horse was a tad difficult as well.
I am very proud of him.

[@brollas03ify]

Love the way you describe when you are pressing and releasing for us new riders to understand that more clearly. A lot of horsemanship videos don’t explain when they are pressing and releasing to accomplish your movement with your horse. Great video Sir, thank you.

[@ltrocha]

You are very welcome. I'm glad you like it.

[@sibylday]

Great to see this "green" filly work cattle so calmly! Great tips. Thanks.

[@ltrocha]

You are welcome, Sibyl

[@horsecrazy7655]

Amen brother, speak the truth, I agree totally with taking everything slow and calm and I have seen people take their young horses to a branding and ruin their horse, never once exposed them to cattle before going in an arena while it’s controlled and calm, it’s very sad to see what happens to them mentally, thanks for your advice and videos!!

[@codymaltzman945]

I’m really enjoying you videos. I am conveying from hunter jumper world to a beautiful cow horse. I’m learning so much from you❤️

[@ltrocha]

Cody, that is so good to hear. Good luck with your cow horse.

[@MariaLucero-bg9hc]

Good info. I love your videos.
Thanks.

[@ltrocha]

Thanks, I appreciate your feedback

[@ddunning6207]

Great video.

[@ltrocha]

Thanks

[@joeparenza6702]

I agree some of reining trainers are so caught up in collection their horse nose a foot from the ground thats not natural

[@mr.miaumiau2892]

Wisdom You have in both , reinning and cattle cutting ...I am suspicious That You enjoy the most cutting

[@ltrocha]

For me, working cattle is my favorite. The horses like it better also

[@mr.miaumiau2892]

@@ltrocha I notice BOSS , hahahaha , Greetings