Training Your Horse to Spin, Part 1
Training Your Horse to Spin, Part 1
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geraldo marquesThanks Larry for all good information you have on yours videos, i have larned a lot in the last few days,thanks for the DVD, very good.
Larry I`m from south Brasil, i never use snafle bit on my horses,i started doing that here in Ireland,4 years a go, so my question to you is: to change from the snafle bit to a curb bit after i have the horse neck rein treined,will i go direct to a curb bit and riding or is better if i do some ground work before get up ?
Gerald MilesThanks for sending me the training tips and the clips that comes with them, I always enjoy your tips and clips and the way you explain things I never have any trouble understanding one little thing that your talking about. Keep them coming please.
RobertGiday Larry, love the cutteing clips I watch them when ever I have a spare Momnet.. as Im a would be cutter if I can ever afford a cutteing saddle got the horse though
Rafael LayzolaThank for helping people how want to lern about horse training, love the videos
DC PorterThanks, Larry. On to Part 2 …
DC
Deborah AllenHi Larry,
Thanks for your video and other training tips – I am in Australia and I appreciate them.
I have one question – I am breaking in a two year (which has been a slow process, as he is iether hurting himself, or the other month he bucked me off and I am hurt still) anyway should I be doing this in the german martingale or should I wait until he is more advanced.
Deb
p.s. You should try and organise to come to do clinics in Australia.
Hi Larry,
As I am in Australia I really appreciate your free training tips. One question I have, I am breaking my 2 year old (it is a slow process as he hurts himself and then I got bucked off and hurt myself) but my question is should I use the german martingale on him now? Or should I wait until he is more convenient in going forward and a bit more advanced?
Thanks again and I wish you could come to Australia and do some clinics
Deb
CharisseThat was good. f you ever want to give a clinic in the middle of Ca. we have a indoor arena and the rest open to clinicians. We are getting sign ups for 2011.
LarryTrocha
diane CollisLiked the clip a lot! Timing makes so much sense. I'm going to try it tomorrow on my qh.
Diane
@diane Collis: Glad you liked it Diane. Yes, timing is the critical element.
Larry T.
James kellyI enjoyed that little clip on starting your horse in a spin.
Thank You.
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