First, keep in mind that most people who hand out criticism on those websites, don't know much.

That's why they post anonymously… so nobody knows their real name or can check up on their actual experience.

These type of people simply like to talk big and that's about the extent of it.

Go to youtube and read the comments. Every negative commenter there, claims to be an expert. If you check up on them, you find out most are clueless.

Secondly, I not only have shown reiners… I've won year-end championships in that discipline.

And… so have some of my non-pros.

For about 6 years straight, we hit the AQHA and WCHA reining shows pretty consistently here in California.

The past several years, I haven't bothered showing in reining classes as my focus is primarily cutting horses these days.

Of course, that could change soon as I currently have a couple reining horses in training.

Thirdly, if you are getting good results following the instruction in my videos, why do you care what other people say?

So, I hope this info makes you feel better but you really need to handle your critics with more confidence.

Take care,

Larry T.

I would like to tell you of a recent experience I had. A close freind of mine called me to come take a look at a problem horse he was asked to work with. I went to the ranch to see the horse. When I got thair I interviewed the owner of the horse. She was a level four Parelli graduate. She told me that she took her two year horse to Pat Parelli and he worked her horse in one of his shows and he could not do anything with it. He than told her to get rid of the horse. She took the horse home and could not do anything with it. After the interview I told her that I would take the horse into the training pen and give the horse a try. I found that the horse had learned that if stayed in close and turned tward the hand that held the carrot stick and string that it made the training aid useless. I schooled the horse to respect my space and at point I ended the lesson. I spoke with the owner and told her that I will work with the horse for three training sessions and if I could not make any progress with her horse she would ow me nothing. When I arrived at the ranch to start the second lesson Ihad to catch the horse and take to the training pen. Once I started with the horse the owner said that she had to go out and that she would be back in an hour or so. I started to train the horse with what I had learned in the colt starting magic CD. The training session went extreamly well at the end of the lesson I had the saddled and ridden for the first time. The second training session I checked the horse up and tought the horse the basics to stop and back up from the stop and back up CD. The third session I began to teach the horse give the hind quaters. the owner rad her horse for the first time around the training pen. I hav all of you CD and found what I have Learded from your CD's have always given me an edge in the training pen