Best Start for the Unbroke Horse Series: Simplifying Cues - Legs and Reins

This collection features eight hours of demonstrations on three different unbroke horses. Advanced work on finished horses. This information is concise, easy to understand and follow for novice or advanced riders.
Grounding Our Training
• Basic and Advanced Round Pen Work
• Halter and Bridle Training
• Catching and Stall Manners
• Working with Two Horses
• Spooking and Obstacles
• Dragging Objects
• Sacking Out and Saddling
First Ride and Beyond
• First Ride
• Introducing Leg Cues
• Riding Over Obstacles
• Hip and Shoulder Control
• Stopping, Backing and Side Passing
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[@cubsfan910]

I know John. He is a true master of horsemanship

[@bonananaa4611]

These videos don't get enough credit as they should, by far. This guy is the true Horse Whisperer!!

[@dorothydjcox707]

If I am uncoordinated on my horse I either am not well or will not be well by the next day. It's a reliable indicator that something isn't right with my health.

[@pvfd512]

I am working with a 5 year old mare who was never more than a pet. I am starting from the ground up and was wondering which collection of your vidoes would be best. To my knowledge she has never been ridden just groomed.

[@hyperfocus2011]

how did you cue the stop?