@rachaelray1515 Yeah, he actually turned out to be almsot 10 years older than originally thought. He's an old guy, not so great at multitasking any more!
This is very informative. I'm getting ready to start training a young horse and my friend suggested using a surcingle, for the first time, to teach it to place it's head in the proper position. If you plan on uploading any more, or have any advice, i'd love to hear it!
Hey there! My biggest piece of advice is to go nice and gentle, slowly, with little pressure, especially the first time. The horse needs time to get used to it- you don't want him to panic and flip. Start with only walk, and then maybe some trot. Canter is later, if at all. It's to teach the horse that there is a release of pressure when he or she is in the right position, which can hopefully get phased out as she learns.
He starts walking and then just stops and does a poo LOL!
rachaelray1515 1 year ago
@rachaelray1515 Yeah, he actually turned out to be almsot 10 years older than originally thought. He's an old guy, not so great at multitasking any more!
evergray 1 year ago
This is very informative. I'm getting ready to start training a young horse and my friend suggested using a surcingle, for the first time, to teach it to place it's head in the proper position. If you plan on uploading any more, or have any advice, i'd love to hear it!
Tbredrunner89 2 years ago
Hey there! My biggest piece of advice is to go nice and gentle, slowly, with little pressure, especially the first time. The horse needs time to get used to it- you don't want him to panic and flip. Start with only walk, and then maybe some trot. Canter is later, if at all. It's to teach the horse that there is a release of pressure when he or she is in the right position, which can hopefully get phased out as she learns.
I'll see about posting more!
evergray 2 years ago