How to Cue Your Horse When You are Riding

[@katherinedewerff3353]

Great video. Thanks.

[@cup-of-char]

This is helpful, thank you!

[@franciscorueda5188]

I love you for this video great info keep em coming my notifications are on

[@mateababcock8618]

Awesome! Thanks for watching!

[@Iviking11]

This was great! Very easy to understand. Thank you.

[@rebekahmaes8695]

Thankyou for your clear communication and demonstration. Also, I have a colt 1yr and 4mnths, He is very quiet, when should I start ground work with him and what type first please? And what age do you recommend saddle training? Many thanks, Rebekah.

[@beckahtattooing]

I found your video very clear and understandable. Thank You!

[@naunettemartin7450]

Can I ask you how do I keep my legs still win I ride my horse thank you Nannette

[@Dadakki291]

Beautifully explained

[@audensmommy]

Great video. What kind of bit were you using here?

[@faithkroll3693]

OMG this is the best video Thank you so much

[@thevirtualzookeeper8226]

I may be getting a neck reined quarter horse. I dont know how he was trained (I guess we will figure out that when we meet him) but knowing he is neck reined and a full blooded quarter I'd assume he'd probably be well trained. But I'm not sure if he can respond to leg yields and all that. Should I try and see what happens? My riding instructor would of course help me if he needs any additional training for more than: stop, go and turn lol.

[@realtalkswitharedhead]

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