How To Solve The Issue Of a Horse That Crow Hops When Asked To Lope
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- Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
- The question was, "I’ve got a super well-broke gelding. He is 11 years old this year. When I am riding and I ask him to lope, he almost always bucks just a little the first time I ask him to lope. After that, he’s usually perfectly fine and lopes without a problem for the rest of the ride. I’ve only come off of him twice when he does that, I can usually ride it out and then everything is fine. I don’t get it. He also regularly sees a chiropractor. Why does he do this, and how do I prevent it?"
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Great advice... Thank you
Thanks for watching 🤠👍🏼
Thank you SO MUCH. I really appreciate this.
You are welcome Emma!
I live by this 1000% if you can't do this at the walk what is the point of doing it at the canter or gallop? And i live by the "suggest,ask,tell, method"
So glad that that method has helped you. It’s a game changer. 🤠👍🏼
My horse wants to crow hops thur little ditches or gullies on the trail. What should I do to fix.
Hi Lucy! We filmed a video to address your problem. For more help go to CowboyCampus.com and sign up for our free course! ruclips.net/video/2_b3VXHdV_M/видео.html
My horse refuses to go into a trot. Will buck if you ask him too. I guess it’s the same premise?
Yes! Very similar idea. We filmed a quick response to help you along, Kole. Find it here -> ruclips.net/video/0zk_hoy4PUg/видео.html
Can be a couple of things, poor saddle fit, back injury or other types, if it's a mare it could be an ovarian cyst, etc (does it only happen when riding? or lunging too?). There was a mare where I was training, we think she fell on ice or something with her previous owner, she would pin her hears and swish her tail when asked to trot (right shoulder inside). The other side was fine, but she really didn't like the right side. With some groundwork, she became ok again.