Your videos are so informative. I watched your whole Aquitaus series as I have had three Arabians over 38 years. Shortly after that series a neighbor gave me a 9 year old Arabian with no groundwork. I have begun leading training after using your videos to get her haltered, and handled in a stall. I especially appreciate your quiet intentional approach. I am not a trainer. This comparative series will be interesting and helpful. Thank you.
I have 2 year old colt (draft breed) and i didnt know he didnt want to be caught until yesterday when he escaped his paddock and i had to catch him. He was constantly putting his butt towards me so im really looking forward to see how you do it
Every time he turns his butt to you, tap it or pressure it. Then when he looks at you with both eyes take a step back. Repeat every time you approach him and he will learn it.
I raced barrels as a teenager on an Arab mare she was ALL go, even her trot was fast. We won every single race in gymkhana and other local type races. We DUSTED every quarter horse, Appaloosa, and Thoroughbred. So yes Arabs can make quite competitive barrel racers. Just depends on the horse though, my friend raced with me on an Arab gelding and he was sooo chill he was not in a hurry to do anything. Good luck to the new owner! Knock their socks off babygirl!
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Your videos are so informative. I watched your whole Aquitaus series as I have had three Arabians over 38 years. Shortly after that series a neighbor gave me a 9 year old Arabian with no groundwork. I have begun leading training after using your videos to get her haltered, and handled in a stall. I especially appreciate your quiet intentional approach. I am not a trainer. This comparative series will be interesting and helpful. Thank you.
Glad to hear this is helpful. You are a trainer. Anytime anyone gets within 20 feet of a horse, they are training it.
I have 2 year old colt (draft breed) and i didnt know he didnt want to be caught until yesterday when he escaped his paddock and i had to catch him. He was constantly putting his butt towards me so im really looking forward to see how you do it
Every time he turns his butt to you, tap it or pressure it. Then when he looks at you with both eyes take a step back. Repeat every time you approach him and he will learn it.
@@SteveDyer thank you, i tried it today and think it already got better
Speaking of Arabs, have you heard any news of Aequitas?
No but I will reach out to his owner.
Excellent series. This will definitely be interesting to follow. Is springtime 100% arabian?
Yes
I raced barrels as a teenager on an Arab mare she was ALL go, even her trot was fast. We won every single race in gymkhana and other local type races. We DUSTED every quarter horse, Appaloosa, and Thoroughbred. So yes Arabs can make quite competitive barrel racers. Just depends on the horse though, my friend raced with me on an Arab gelding and he was sooo chill he was not in a hurry to do anything.
Good luck to the new owner! Knock their socks off babygirl!
Loved this one to, young but smart