How To Flag Your Horse. Groundwork Techniques to Relax, Create Space, AND Convey Intent

Video Highlights; Our Intentions And Their Importance, How To Introduce Flag Work, Using the Flag to Move The Horse, Horse Training, Using the Flag To Create Relaxation. This weeks video is the 3rd in series of Jack Curtis working with an off the track thoroughbred for the first time. Groundwork is an important part of establishing good training.
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[@PONYHEAVEN]

Impressive

[@ArtOfTheHorseman]

Thanks!

[@lisaweinberger4197]

You give me great hope for my 5yo mare. She has so much energy and is always 'on'. I have had troubles with her respecting my space and relaxing. Unfortunately she is the only thoroughbred at a quarter horse barn and i have heard comments about how crazy she is. But, i refuse to give up on her. Your videos are so helpful- thank you!!

[@ArtOfTheHorseman]

I have owned and worked with many horses like that, so I understand how you feel. Our relationship with the horse is definitely a large piece of the puzzle, however there are other environmental factors that need to be in place for horses like that. Let us know how things go!

[@hannahcoffey9886]

I really appreciate your commentary throughout, please keep making videos like this it helps me so much with my own thoroughbred. Your techniques and advice have been so valuable to helping me to work through different challenges that arise in working with an ex racehorse

[@ArtOfTheHorseman]

Hannah Coffey We really appreciate you commenting and watching. Thanks again!

[@kristysmith8185]

Really enjoyed watching all these videos on this TB.

[@ArtOfTheHorseman]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@victoriapoland3304]

How do you think this translates into riding? I can see the TB calm down so much throughout these videos, its awesome!

[@ArtOfTheHorseman]

Glad you like them! It transfers to riding completely!

[@pegasuspairs]

I appreciate the ongoing commentary and how you change your intention based on what the horse is communicating - for example, "I don't want to touch him," but then you did to redirect the forehand and get his feet moving. It helps to see and hear your interpretation of what he is experiencing and how you work to interact with that.

[@ArtOfTheHorseman]

We think about the phrase “adjust to fit the situation.” We really appreciate you watching and commenting. Thanks!