I have always taught my young horses to stand tied using the "pulley system" during their grooming sessions. Never had one develope a pull back issue.

Excellent.. your commentary is so logical .. Easy for the horse to understand, relax, and learn. . As always, well done.

I’ve got one. Sometimes he will be fine. I recently started using a tie blocker ring. He just walks out far enough to get tangled or totally escapes. Love the horse hate this 1 thing about him. Considered hobble training ? I don’t know.

If anyone watching this is pretty green you may want to pay attention to the way he's gathering his rope. He's gathering it in a way that if his horse got away with him that any part of his body would not get tangled up in it which could possibly yank you into the fence. He's gathering his loops in his hand and not making coils in his hand like a lariat rope.

I had a mare that I couldn't hard tie the entire time I had her. I tried everything I knew. She would stand still and quiet as long as she could feel some give, so I got really good at tying her with some slip in her rope. Thanks!

My horse just recently started yanking back on the crossties after a bad farrier experience, even though the farrier herself is very kind..

Great job 👍

Thanks for that, great informstion.

What a beautiful intro.

Thank you for sharing your knowledge

Nate - can you use this same idea for a horse trots slow?

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Marly is more interested in attacking the other horse than Nate.

Marley is a bit head shy...obviously.

Nice!!:)

O'l 'Red is a 😍 Beautiful horse! I watched this video several times so I could study his reactions and how you knew when to add more pressure, draw him in, and get that bend. I really love dhow you work with him; giving him freedom to leave or make that choice to "commit" I found you through Ryan Rose and so glad I did! Learning a lot from watching your videos. Thank you so much! Now I have two favorite trainers!

Beautiful horse. That horse seems to be afraid of you? That's not normal after 50-60 days of training.

I found your channel through Ryan Rose and I really enjoy your videos with "green" horses. It is nice to see how you handle things when your horse is not performing everything perfectly. Thank you & please keep it up!

Enjoy the video thank you so much hope there's more to come.

I am laughing SOOOOO hard - what a sweetheart! But I think he's gonna be one of those horse-whisper-comedians! LOL...

French Classical Dressage rider here. As you know, your communication with this animal is remarkable. It really fascinating to watch how deftly you move this horse's mind in a step by step process to achieve your goals. It's like leading the horse across a shallow river - stepping stone by stone so neither you nor your horse gets his feet wet. Incredible skills.

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Great looking horse. Love your energy & patience with the horses. I'm beginning to understand that the draw is really important. You are so intentional!

Wow Nate, I really love the new trailers, they are stunning! Great job! 👍🏆💪🐴and of course Heza Mercedes.. 💖 It's 1000 times better than the "death awaits you beyond this point" disclaimer from before 😉😁 even though the disclaimer is absolutely true, still the trailers fit your videos a lot better. Love the Ol'Red Video, it would make for a great series (and then playlist) with follow-up videos!

The ease, oneness, and intuition you both demonstrate here is remarkable.

Beautiful horse.

Great foundation. Nice direction on the boo-boos. Love his chest. He is sharp, Nate.

I love how you reward them verbally with "great job." I think they feel that vocal energy (like we do).

Love this! Very helpful.

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Thanks Ryan Rose for recommending watching your channel, I seen you ponying his mustang on his 3 yrlds, that was some pretty neat work, iv learnt heaps off this one too, off to re train my broke horse!! From Nz 👍🐎

Real nice Nate!! I Do this daily, I’m a farrier and horse trainer, not my job I know, but getting some good results, real tricky to get owners to do this, a lot of owners lack horse skills and confidence, I’m not sure to tell them to do it and potentially get hurt or let the horse away with it making him worse, really tricky subject, all I know is there are more badly trained impatient horses then there are the good ones! All the best thanks for showing us From Nz

Thanks, really helpful

Nate, do you know how long the young lady has been riding the mustang? I am impress with her control and at the same time, I like your approach at helping a horse to the next level - one step at a time.

Really like this watched it twice now.thanks❤

Brilliant,patient, training and timing..great knowledge❤

Enjoyed this video very informative, I had no idea how to teach that thank you so much for the video.

I recognize this behavior! Thanks for showing how to deal with it. I have a mare who even when grazing loose in the pasture is the first- and often only- horse in the herd to go to high alert and bolt. This was a very real and helpful session, thanks.

Why the knots at the end of each rein

Very well described, very informative, you're becoming a natural at this YouTubing lark 😁

Why on Earth would you want to ride a reactive horse? That is not horsemanship. The horse needs to be properly prepared on the ground before you ever think of riding.

I like how he is respectful of the horse and is actually communicating with the horse… most horse people are utterly barbaric

Thank you. Really a pretty horse. Good luck.🎉🎉🎉🎉.

The difference in that horses energy/body was so different from the start to how settled he was at the end! I appreciate how you explained what you were doing as you did it and the summary at the end. Informative and helpful! Thank you!!

Are reactive horses nervous in nature or can reactiveness in a horse have various causes?

great job!

great video...thank you!

Thank you for the video enjoyed it

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Very very good lesson and experience, thank you!!!