HOW I Teach Horses To STEER With Your Finger Tips

[@sunshine2306]

Your artistic ability in creating the connection in your comfort zone, reveals perfect focus, and balance. At every point you can see the dynamics of complete comfort in those horses. When I first started watching your videos it was so hard to focus on the whole connection because of your own riding, and care in how you train, my focus was watching the horse. Your natural horsemanship is extremely beneficial for those who try and tear this industry down with force. You finish them out as great athletes that are so directed and their confidence radiates from the riding. SO INSPIRING. I have a 3 yr old Highbrow cat that I would love to send to you. Lol I need your training too. Thanks for your time.

[@adanalcalaleon7426]

This is molten gold. Keep on hitting them out the park. Saludos desde Jalisco, México 🇲🇽🇨🇦👍🏼🇺🇸

[@fmpetrucci]

Thanks for bringing all this free content. I'm from Brazil, I work with colt starting. The videos help me a lot.

[@horsetrainingpro]

That’s great! I love Brazil! Send me some videos of your horses

[@amydunne5679]

I love how you teach. Thank you so much for your help

[@hopecreekranch365]

So helpful! Thank you for this. This is the best lesson I’ve found on steering. I have so much to learn. I can’t wait to work on this with my horse.

[@horsetrainingpro]

Great! Thank you! Browse through there’s much more on this channel and visit thecomfortzone.vhx.tv for full content

[@patpaskoch4942]

Awesome Video with alot information and good explained.

[@leanneobrien4235]

This is so helpful to me

[@yvonneschouten8973]

Thanks for yet another great video! Looking forward to the coming video on the subscription channel.As always very helpful!

[@horsetrainingpro]

Thanks! It will be up in the next day or two!

[@cdwesternhorse797]

Steering is the Bread and butter of reining ;)

[@moniquegartland5076]

Love the way that to teach and the accent lol , I have a young horse that goes super fast around the round pan , I do step in front of the drive line to try to slow him down , I don’t know what else to do HELP ! what would you do in that case thx

[@jrlopez4341]

What about big circles and small circles? I’ve been doing this for a long time. Big circles and small circles. Not real tight circles just enough to make them understand which direction you are going and is actually slowed them down a little bit. I’ve been working on this for almost 3 years and it’s been very successful.

[@andrewpearson8216]

Just for a moment there I thought you were going to chat about horses acting like steers! Then I got it, you mean controlling left and right forward and backward and side to side! How about a PGC1a lesson for the fans?

[@mestengo74]

Thank you for making it all so clear! Very helpfull lessons! What horse are you using in this video? Who is it sired by?

[@horsetrainingpro]

Thank you! The one in the snaffle is by Colonels Shining Gun and the other is by Spooks Gotta Whiz

[@constantinsanity9814]

what reins do you use?

[@horsetrainingpro]

I have several types or rope reins for young horses and colt starting but for broke horses I like a 1/4 inch well oiled and soft rein that I can easily manipulate

[@davidrauh5646]

My horse is pretty broke but I'm going to start working on this next time I ride

[@horsetrainingpro]

Love it!

[@madeleindevilliers2530]

❤

[@Pippa62]

Slowed video speed down to .75 can understand much better now.