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I have to admit your videos have helped me tremendously. Before I purchased them I used to ask the “top hands” in my area how they put such a good handle on their colts. They usually couldn’t tell me because they really didn’t know how to explain their secrets. Now, after studying the Larry Trocha videos, some of the top hands are asking "me" how I’m doing it and giving me compliments about how well my horses are handling. Thanks Larry!
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8:19 pm
@lynda: Hi Lyn. Thanks for getting my dvds. Watch the Foundation Training videos first plus the dvd about suppling. After that, watch the video about rollbacks and spins. All the other videos can be watched in any order.
Larry T.
6:20 am
i have your total training video package, my question is: Is there an exact order to watch the videos. i have watched almost all of them and would like to know if i need to watch them all before i start working with my colts. also the more advanced manovers i have never done and wonder if i need to pratice them on my older horses first or will that be a waste of time to teach them. my older horses are barrel horse and are automatic in the arenas running 2d times with little incuragement, no whips or spurs needed. and by older i mean what most people consider old, they range from 15 to 25 years. and my 25 year old still runs 18 sec. with an average adult, however put a good riding kid or smal adult on her and she will run a 16 sec. i have 2 horses that are not into their teens yet and they are trail ridden, only thing is one is gaited and the other has slight lamenits in her rear pastern. i don't know if i could use them, or just start it on the green cols and maybe not have much resentance. i need to know which direction to go. thank you and god bless, lyn
2:39 pm
@Scott Weede: Hi Scott. Without seeing the horse it's hard for me to know for sure. However, if she is hyped-up in the arena AND the pasture, she's probably just a hot horse. Usually, there is no cure for hot except maybe some drops of Ace under the mare's tongue.
Larry T.
1:22 pm
Mr. Trocha:
I have a 14 year old mare who has been cutting for the last 10 years. I purchased this horse from a trainer in Nevada to use in working cow horse, who was hired to try and slow her down. She is great on the cow horse side and usually score very high, but when it comes to dry work we seem to always end up last. The mare seems to have one speed…….fast, and I have tried several methods to slow her down. I have loped her for an hour before the class and have worked on slowing her down during the week by loping small circles, and reversing directions by rolling her back on the fence when she speeds up. Nothing seems to work. Even when we gather cattle in the pasture she is in high gear. The question is there hope on slowing her down or is there horses who are just to hot blooded.
Thank you for youe time
Scott