http://www.horsetrainingvideos.com Thu, 17 May 2012 13:13:42 -0400 hourly 1 http://www.horsetrainingvideos.com/supple.htm/comment-page-1#comment-31738 Tamara Sefton Tue, 10 Apr 2012 00:05:23 +0000 http://localhost/dev.xintyr.net/sites/horsetrainingvideos1/?page_id=976#comment-31738 HI Larry I have just purchased your foundation training package, I'm eagerly waiting for it to arrive. I am in the process of starting my 2 1/2 year old 2nd generation clydsedale/ quarter horse colt. He is very placid and willing to learn, a pleasure to work with, I have never had any 'trouble' from him on the ground or on his back, however he is not free moving once you are on him. I call him the 'kick-along' because you almost have to kick each step out of him, which obviously makes it extremely difficult to teach him anything else. I can get him moving in a walk and slow trot if I have my husband in the middle of the yard with the whip (you don't even have to touch him with it just having it makes him a little more forward moving). I have started around 50 young horses over the years and I have never encounted anyting like this colt. I am hoping that these DVDs will show me where I have gone wrong or what I can do to get him going. If you believe that any of your other DVDs would be more suited to a horse like this one could you please let me know as I am very keen to get the most out of him and I believe he will make a wonderful horse, if I can just get him going. Kindest regards Tamara HI Larry
I have just purchased your foundation training package, I'm eagerly waiting for it to arrive.
I am in the process of starting my 2 1/2 year old 2nd generation clydsedale/ quarter horse colt.
He is very placid and willing to learn, a pleasure to work with, I have never had any 'trouble' from him on the ground or on his back, however he is not free moving once you are on him.
I call him the 'kick-along' because you almost have to kick each step out of him, which obviously makes it extremely difficult to teach him anything else. I can get him moving in a walk and slow trot if I have my husband in the middle of the yard with the whip (you don't even have to touch him with it just having it makes him a little more forward moving).
I have started around 50 young horses over the years and I have never encounted anyting like this colt. I am hoping that these DVDs will show me where I have gone wrong or what I can do to get him going. If you believe that any of your other DVDs would be more suited to a horse like this one could you please let me know as I am very keen to get the most out of him and I believe he will make a wonderful horse, if I can just get him going.
Kindest regards
Tamara

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