Videos

A simple process to help rehabilitate a horse that has developed a habit of pulling back when tied. Works best when applied with a thorough understanding of groundwork and response to both the direct and indirect feel. This is not a quick fix and does require some skill with rope handling! Be aware that a horse that has pulled back may have caused some injury to the poll/neck and require some effective bodywork in addition to deal with soreness/trauma to that area.

A series of videos taken during a Problem Solving Clinic – raw, unedited footage of a huge variety of subjects and applications, from basic groundwork and improving our communication even with dangerous horses to establishing better loping transitions through body language and riding with the seat. Focus on engaging the horse’s mind to help build trust and understanding resulting in response.

A series of videos taken during a Problem Solving Clinic – raw, unedited footage of a huge variety of subjects and applications, from basic groundwork and improving our communication even with dangerous horses to establishing better loping transitions through body language and riding with the seat. Focus on engaging the horse’s mind to help build trust and understanding resulting in response.

A series of videos taken during a Problem Solving Clinic – raw, unedited footage of a huge variety of subjects and applications, from basic groundwork and improving our communication even with dangerous horses to establishing better loping transitions through body language and riding with the seat. Focus on engaging the horse’s mind to help build trust and understanding resulting in response.