Foundation Training for the Spin - Reining Horse & Reined Cow Horse Spin
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www.horsetrainingvideos.com/f... In this video, Larry Trocha trains a green colt the basics of the spin. The horse is green so the training must be done carefully so his foundation is correct. This is the beginning stages of training a reining horse or reined cow horse to spin.
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I think Larry has a great way of training. Real great videos.i really get lots of ino. I walk away with something everytime i watch him .hes very interesting.
There’s plenty good trainers out there, but only one Larry Trocha!
Thanks Zia. I appreciate that.
Thanks for continuing to provide such amazing training. Always a pleasure!
Thank you, Sibyl
I appreciate you doing these videos. They’re very detailed and you do get in the weeds. I feel like a lot of people giving reining advice don’t address the small things that make sense the maneuver come together, maybe wanting to avoid overwhelming the viewer, your format addresses this point and makes it easy to follow and see the small things that make or break a proper maneuver.
I appreciate that, Al. Glad you like it.
Thanks for another clear concise video
You are welcome, Darius. I'm glad you like it.
Love your videos. You are a great teacher!
Thank you, Heather
Very well explained thankyou
You are welcome, T
Very very usefull and easy for understanding!!! Thank you!
Hi Kohi, You are very welcome. I'm glad you like it.
I would love to have one of your horses that doesn’t make the cut for high level competition. I’m sure they are super broke. It’s only a pipe dream, as I already have a horse and I live in Pennsylvania.
Years ago someone I know bought a reining horse that didn’t make the cut for competition and I had a chance to ride her a few times. She was young and had a bit of spunk but man was she fun to ride….and had an awesome canter.
Hi Joyce, It doesn't have to be a pipe dream. One day, it could become a reality. People from all over have purchased my horses and had them transported to their house.
@@ltrocha ….You never know. Nothing like a well-broke quarter horse!
Muito bom 🙏👍
Thanks Eziquiel
Hi Larry. Great tips! Thanks you. Would you do this the same way if you were riding him in a bosal?
Hi Larry, love your videos! I've watched this one several times and go practice but wasnt until the other day my horse really started to get the cross over down. I was missing setting the bit solid. I would like to know how many days of practice and I'm sure it depends on the horse too but would you say it takes to get a horse moving smoothly in a spin, where it feels more natural for them?
Hi John, Like you said, it can vary from horse to horse. Some of the fast learning horses can get it in a few weeks. Others can take months. Good luck.
Thank you for this video. I have one question, will this exercise work with a leverage bit? Or should we go back to the snaffle D-ring bit? Does it matter which bit? Horse is 5.
Yes, it'll work with a curb bit. The main thing is the horse must give to pressure.
Do you have to use a bit, or does this work in a hackamore? I just prefer a hackamore, but I can use a bit if that's better.
Either one if they are used correctly
@@ltrocha Okay, thank you!