Good Performance Horse Conformation... Ideal for reining, cutting and reined cow horse
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www.horsetrain... … In this video, professional horse trainer, Larry Trocha explains horse conformation with is important for good performance horses. Especially reining horses and cutting horses. In detail, Larry explains conformation which is desirable plus conformation to avoid. He also explains how to fix reining horses which have a problem doing a “straight" sliding stop (must-know info).
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Here's my video about bad conformation: ruclips.net/video/Eog8UjVlsoA/видео.html
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you! For taking the time to do this and other videos. This one in particular has helped me with a new horse purchase! So appreciate the practical, to-the-point approach to teaching us! Hope to see you on the trail!
You are very welcome. I'm glad you like it.
Interesting comments thank you Larry!
Thanks Larry. Excellent description. Very nice
Thank you Muhammad
Thank you for these videos. Really helping me with my house shopping
You are welcome, Kim
@@ltrochacan I send you a foto of a horse i am looking to buy?
Hi Larry, it's good to see you are still busy.
Thanks. I appreciate that.
Thanks for the video learn something new every day..
You are welcome, Pedro.
Love your videos. I ride endurance Arabians, however, I always learn something new and interesting about other breeds and disciplines from you.
Thanks Mama.
Nice advice
Thanks a lot.
Can I send you a foto of a horse I am looking at to bu
That service is reserved to members of my training courses found on my website. If you're a member, text or email me the photo. If you're not a member, become one.
As a breeder, the only thing Id have to disagree on is that Foals can give you a very good idea of what they will look like - they tend to go thru awkward stages as they turn into yearling, and two year old, but most level out to be very similar. High hip, thin neck, low tail set, ect. they either have it, or they dont.
At what age do you start becoming interested at looking at their conformation. For instance if you were looking at buying a weanling for instance. Thanks for all your insight
I wouldn't buy a weanling. They change too much as they grow to determine their potential.
24 months minimum
Appreciate the response and the videos. Is it necessary to buy when 2 yrs old when looking for a ranch horse? I have a colt that I’ve been raising he is 6 months
@@cleblanc975 Keep your fingers crossed that he turns out to be a good one.
Very informative thanks for sharing!
I'm glad you liked it, Michelle
I love your training videos I've learned alot over the years by following your methods. Can I send you a video of my 2 year old stud colt so that you can give me of your opinion of his conformation. It would be greatly appreciated.
Yes but only if you promise not to be offended if I point out something I don't like. Upload it to youtube and send me the link. I'll take a look as soon as I have the time.
ruclips.net/video/N91q4douark/видео.html thanks for taking your time to view my 2yr old.
I won't be offended at all.... I purchased this horse as a yearling with the hope of him being my next calf roping horse. He has a great mind but I just dont think he'll be big enough for what I really want to do.
I have heard some people say that a person wants their cutters to have a lower hip than withers cause it helps with sudden stops and turns. Would you agree with that? I would say on this mare they are pretty level. If not the hip a tiny bit higher.
That's normally true. However, I'd be satisfied with any horse that can WIN!
@@ltrocha okay. That makes sense. Just figured I would ask. She definitely is a gorgeous mare.
Thank you !! it’s a really good video there is anyway I can contact you I have more questions please.
Thanks Redone. Yes, go to my website and click on the "Contact" link.
She looks good for a brude mare! Nice horse
Yes she does. Horses like her are worth a bunch. I'd love to own her.
What do you think of hoof size to animal ratio?
Hi Harry, I don't think about it. I just use common sense. If the feet look small or too big. I don't buy the horse.
Whats your opinion about Chilean breed horse on reining?
I don't know anything about them so I can't say.
@@ltrocha whats a reining horse ideal height?
Have you considered doing a video evaluating BLM mustangs? They seem to have a general type and it'd be interesting to see a video addressing why certain traits may have dominated over others.
I haven't seen hardly any BLM mustangs... only ferrel descendants of escaped ranch horses. True Mustangs are few and very far between.
Larry I agree with your opinion of this mare except I think she is lacking in the hip, borderline at best. I feel she slopes of too much from the top of the crup to her tail head.
Hi Diamond, Thank you for your feedback. Much appreciated. Keep in mind, this is a performance horse. And a high performance horse needs to able to "STOP BIG". Her hindquarter conformation is an asset reining and cutting horse trainers really like.
I agree- i normally like more powerful hind end with sickle hocked over post legged like she is. But she has amazing legs aside from that, and is slightly downhill but I noticed more reining horses are
That slope is one of the reasons I like her as a horse that can probably really stop.
Thanks good info