Columbo Natural Horsemanship Riding & Liberty Training Part Two

Join us for episode two of Columbo's saddle training series, following the success of the first episode. Experience the calm progress as we continue with natural horsemanship principles and liberty training. Stay tuned for episode three and connect with us on social media for more updates!

[@ClaraRobin]

Such a beautiful horse! Such a confident young rider too. Once again, Great Job Mia!! 👏❤

[@michellejester9734]

We've been working with our 5 yr old since the day he was born, and not rushing them and teaching them trust is SO IMPORTANT ❤ Columbo is a beautiful boy, and your way of working him is awesome. If only more ppl would quit trying to rush horses-there wouldn't be so many horses with issues❤

[@luvnlivn]

I love all your videos. I have watched for so many years! God bless you, always!

[@lisabeatty7778]

What a beautiful boy! ❤

[@Carla-lovesfruit]

By moving his head towards Mia's, Columbo is showing his dedication, it seems. He has a strong, proud and cooperative character!

[@Carla-lovesfruit]

Wow, it's so great to see the increase in confidence and relaxation during the workouts!

[@eatdabugz]

❤

[@felizer1994]

I only don't get the riding when he is just 3 years old. We don't see how much they ride. Just they do. I think it's important to explain. Because now it seems like it OK to ride a 3 year old horse. When it is not, if not done properly and not frequently

[@sidilicious11]

Luckily the rider is very light and he is big and strong.

[@whenhorseschoose]

Hi, I just read your comment and I agree🙂 Usually I don’t train horses for riding when they are only 3. But in Columbus case we had a wet to look at him before we started. The wets opinion ( the wet do know how I work ) was that he was ready in his body for a light riding start training. We never rode more than 15 minutes and we had a lot of focus on muscle building and balance. After the month of training he got a long brake🙂

[@felizer1994]

@@whenhorseschoose I know you do the best for the horse. But people sometimes see only what they want. Thank you for explaining 💕