Best Start for the Unbroke Horse Series: Ground Training - Pressure and Release

This collection features eight hours of demonstrations on three different unbroke horses. Advanced work on finished horses. This information is concise, easy to understand and follow for novice or advanced riders.

Grounding Our Training
• Basic and Advanced Round Pen Work
• Halter and Bridle Training
• Catching and Stall Manners
• Working with Two Horses
• Spooking and Obstacles
• Dragging Objects
• Sacking Out and Saddling


First Ride and Beyond
• First Ride
• Introducing Leg Cues
• Riding Over Obstacles
• Hip and Shoulder Control
• Stopping, Backing and Side Passing

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• Advanced Round Pen

[dyroyall53]

hey all you horse folks out there...do yourself a favor and see the new documentary called " Buck " and know he always gives credit where it is deserved! Thank you to John for making it so easy to understand.

[WarsWench]

gmd1417 ? Did you think that Mr Monty Roberts invented these techniques?

OR .. perhaps has he utilized some basic knowledge of successful techniques used by horse people for centuries to communicate with their equine friends? So who actually deserves the so called credit I wonder? Lol Very nice video. Enjoyed it - Thankyou

[dyroyall53]

hey all you horse folks out there...do yourself a favor and see the new documentary called " Buck " and know he always gives credit where it is deserved!

[DanDEquine]

I'm sorry but no he doesn't. Bill and Tom Dorrance set the foundation for todays methods. This includes all the "celebrity" trainers and anyone training for a living. They weren't the first either.  Tom wrote a book called 'True Unity'. No program or method for purchase replaces what Tom wrote about.

[HorseWishList]

If Monty was not the first then he was one of the first and STILL deserves some credit for these tecniques.

[LoveHorseDust]

@gmd1417 Oh you need to read then. He was NOT the first.

[hyperfocus2011]

@RodeoHorsey 60 feet round.

[hyperfocus2011]

Monty was not first!

[nags2bitches]

@gmd1417 Just because Monty was first on the bandwagon doesn't mean he invented it - He did NOT invent these methods, he just popularised them with his knack of getting publicity.

[gmd1417]

This is basically Monty Robert's techniques, he is the one who deserves the credit here.