Horse Training Tips with Larry Trocha

http://www.horsetrainingvideos.com Reining and cutting horse trainer, Larry Trocha demonstrates a training session with a horse he has for sale.

The horse's name is Miss Dualin Dulcey.

This 2006 AQHA filly is drop-dead gorgeous, has had a year of training (8 months on cattle) and is really well bred.

Her sire is Mister Dual Pep (one of the nations leading cutting & reining sires, $4000 stud fee).

Her dam is Dulcey Jo (NCHA money earner by Dulces Peppy).

This filly is 100% sound and the price is dirt-cheap, only $3500.

If you'd like to purchase this filly, contact Larry Trocha.
707-480-0507 between 7am and 7pm Pacific Time.

website: http://www.horsetrainingvideos.com/

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[bigbucklover]

One more thing Larry, if you'd watch the video of my horse just prior to me purchasing him and give me your 2 cents that would be soooo appreciated. It's under Riddler video.wmv on YouTube.

[ltrocha]

@bigbucklover Hi BigBuckLover. You asked me to take a look at your horse's video and offer suggestions.

I watched the video but I'm hesitant to comment for fear of hurting your feelings.

He looks like a nice, good-minded horse.

But as a competitive "reining" horse... I'm less than optimistic.

Of course, this is just my opinion which darn sure isn't the last word.

Bottom line, enjoy him and have a good time together.

Good luck,

Larry T.

[mikematsumoto]

OMG beautiful mare! you know when you look at 100 horses together (not the case heheh) but then you see one and begins to feel something special about it? I just had that with that mare. How she is going Larry?

[ltrocha]

@mikematsumoto Hi Mike. Yes, the filly is really built right. That's why I bought her.

Unfortunately, her mind isn't on par with her looks.

After seeing this video, a man from South Dakota purchased her.

He planned on sending her to his trainer to see if she'd make a reined cow horse.

I never heard back from him so I don't know how she's doing.

My guess is she didn't make it to the show pen.

Larry T.

[letmeBthefast1]

Good videos Thanks for sharing, they are helpful.

[ltrocha]

@letmeBthefast1 You are welcome. Glad you liked it.

Larry T.

[Findaklein]

It made me feel good to see you describe a mare that is like mine. Although she is an Arab, bred for cutting and reining.n My mare is a little lazy on top of it, doesn't really like to work that hard, but of course, can be explosive at times. We have come a long way... I have had a heck of a time getting her to come onto the bridle,and just ordered your German martingale and video., How about doing one of your videos on evasions? spins require forward and softness!! Thanks a ton!!

[ltrocha]

@MonMo18 Yes, there are horses that have trouble spinning etc.

Most horses that are bred for cutting or reining usually are good athletes and perform the best.

Larry T.

[bswanee]

This mare looks like she needs to run barrels lo

[jacquie686]

I'm starting a filly under saddle and have been a bit "to cautious"....

Confidence...you give me that big ol dose of confidence to do what i USE to know to do on youngsters! I've started plenty of babies but at 50+yrs old, I lost that "just do it" attiude, Thanks for making it clear and reaffirming the sequence of how to "ask" and making it all no big deal.

[codman1858]

i seen it and i tried it it worked for me

[bigbucklover]

Hey Larry, I love your vid and they are very helpful and encouraging. I recently bought a horse who was previously started on reining but I can't quite figure his buttons out yet. I was wondering if you had any suggestions on a good bit for horse who needs some more reining work and training. Everyone at the arena is an expert and each has their own solution. What is your take on bits? Thanks again for the great vids and keep em comin!

[bigbucklover]

Larry thank you so much for taking the time to watch the video. I really appreciate that. I'm not afraid to hear what you think. I just ride in a local riding club with my wife and I'd like to use him in the western pleasure class and reining but I'm really frustrated with him and I can't tell if it's him or me. I spent $3800 on him so I don't expect him to be perfect but man I'm ready to pull my hair out right now. Put my feelings aside and tell me what you think. It would really help to have

[mikematsumoto]

@ltrocha Im sorry. I just bought my first horse, a green mare 3 years old. My trainer, a woman recently discovered shes pregnant so shes not riding. Shes guiding me but I'm riding it. After a few falls I have found that the concepts are simple but the execution is not. My green mare is very sensitive, the slightest touch with the leg or rein is enough, and shes forcing me to learn a lot. I've applied several of your techniques it successfully. Thank You! Sorry about my English, Im from Brazil.