Training in Trandem - A Stallion and Two Geldings

[@Dewdaahman]

the 3 horses seem to get along nicely together, happy, comfortable with the horse beside them.. "I've had a lifetime with'em, and I'd like another one to try and get it right.." well worth repeating.. Thank you Barry..

[@susanbrown2909]

All great stuff by a expert horseman...thanks Barry.

[@mancheezethegreat8617]

What a great video that didn't show up in my sub box at all even though I've been subbed to your channel for years! I'm so glad I thought to check for new videos. I love trandems because you get to see more horse personalities in one video.

[@glenbolton]

TOP JOB

[@marilynmcclintock2974]

Of course I loved it! Grandma Sue in central Indiana and Izzi Too

[@brianleonard6025]

Hi from Upstate New York. I have a very well broke Appaloosa gelding that is level headed and a wonderful manner. He's broke as a roping and cutting horse, my question is do you think he's to old to be broke to drive? What is the oldest horse you've trained to drive.. I have a 10 hand miniature Leopard Appaloosa driving pony actually the picture next to my name is my pony. They are matched just their height is different. LOL

[@barryhook2]

One of the oldest horses Barry has broken to drive was rising 17 and a retired point-to-point (racehorse) horse. He and his owner needed a 'quieter' occupation in their retirement years and so she sent him to us for breaking. As he was a fit horse, he took easily to the work and she now takes him out to do her shopping! Maybe you could drive your two as a tandem (one in front of the other) or alternatively, take a look at our mismatched pair videos to see miniatures driving up alongside old Roly!

[@brianleonard6025]

I absolutely love Barry's video's!! We need more trainer's like him!! I wish he was here in New York!! LOL

[@SuperRubber111]

do to see you driving

[@ballykeelequestriansport2033]

whose singing/music on this video? thanks Eamon

[@barryhook2]

A man from Canada called Stan Garchinski wrote the song especially for Barry and performed it with his band.

[@antoniobailengomez4966]

Jay

[@antoniobailengomez4966]

Hob are you

[@ladygardener100]

Does it not annoy them when their ribs touch each other?

[@janedmunds4218]

Jo Allan And I hope they don’t step on each other. Such a pretty trio

[@barryhook2]

If you watch, they are not constantly touching, but when they do there is no reaction. All three of these boys had worked in a pair before, so were used to the feel of another horse alongside them. If you think of a herd running together, they may jostle eachother anyway. With the right training, horses can get used to anything.