Drills

[@britneyfirehunter8984]

I did this with my horse just last night, I love this drill so much my horse was not fighting me and stayed nice, soft and slow ❤ we started walking then trotting then lopeing

[@momtaylor3169]

That is some magnificent stopping! I have been working on softening my OTTB’s stop, but I think I kinda slowed her down, she has less GO than when I got her. But, I have also been a bit easy on her because her feet have had some problems and she has arthritis. Plus, I think I need a better saddle mine doesn’t fit her I think. Great video, hope to use these to get my girl in shape! ❤

[@jessbullock2690]

I really like how soft and understanding you are while still maintaining focus and being very well spoken!

[@aubreymcmanus6270]

first!! I love her, she has such a great insight!

[@garylewis2126]

she does

[@martinbitsuie964]

I all ways wanted to practice barrel racing😊.!

[@michellemitchell5141]

Left lead is difficult for my gelding. He was a ranch horse in N.M. granddaughter had him. Noce gelding but dominante to the right. Am horse woman done alot on horse . But I've try everything . Turn him out in pen towards the left he puck up naturally. What am I missing. I've had him over 60 days training on barrel his very willing so I feel it's me

[@RosieandFriends1]

How many feet are in between each barrel?

[@violetroker-mitchell2331]

Reward your good old pony I watched you back him all that way and not even a good boy or pat? Do you ever not use Spurs?

[@tanyap9678]

Ummm not all people constantly pet there horse I do, but not all people do Also lots of barrel racers use spurs when drilling or running the pattern but most are very soft spurs that are only used when needed Hope this helped 😊