How To Get A Horse To Stop Pacing.

In this video I reveal one of my secrets to eliminate a pace from a horse.
Jr Rosa [e-mail]

[@edrabogucki401]

Every time I watch one of your videos I realize there’s more information than I can understand so I end up going to Wikipedia to do research! That takes time away from watching you but it’s worth it for the understanding I get! THANK YOU from this elderly Texas gal!

[@keepyourjoy]

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[@curthenderson4271]

Just started watching your channel and am enjoying it. I am in my eighties. As a youngster I had a horse that would pace. My dad thought that was wonderful! A much more comfortable ride than a trot. You mention that the pace is an uncomfortable ride. How is it uncomfortable? Not attempting an argument!

[@fleetskipper1810]

Extremely interesting. Very logical way to train.

[@jimmydemetriou7847]

Hi. Thanks for the video. I only ever rode once many years ago when a friend invited me to go on a ride at his club. I can see there's a lot of work to train a horse, and I can see that a gentle approach is vry good too. Even though I'm not a horseman I appreciate learning a bit about the business. God bless you all X

[@ErnieB]

Thanks for posting. There were a lot of useful tips.

[@billsterling6485]

Very instering nice video JR

[@chadspencer9302]

I enjoyed it

[@brentcaudill18]

Good one!

[@paule.parker9714]

Good info.

[@homesteadhorsemanship]

Thanks Paul it’s good to have another foxtrotter guy commenting on my videos.

[@gillamb8669]

Cool. 👍🤘

[@alethacriss9308]

This is so cool. Any threat of a train coming along?

[@homesteadhorsemanship]

Nope, it’s pretty much not used on a daily, weekly or monthly basis. Maybe once a year we see a train back up down this track. Hardly ever really though.

[@shelliwani]

I never knew how much went into a gaited horse to get it to move right. I thought it was just natural

[@homesteadhorsemanship]

Depends on the horse really.

[@margueritemitchell1829]

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[@Theescavators]

I had a gated, flat walk, Foxtrotter. I completely ruined it and now it paces. I know it’s because I was holding his head high. I don’t know how to cure in the saddle to get out of a case or into a flat walk. I’ve also tried mouthful and a Tom Thumb. Which do you prefer? Ever stop by Colorado Springs?

[@homesteadhorsemanship]

Of the two I would say Tom Thumb. But the texture of the riding ground helps try pliers field, sand road ditch, tall grass.

[@carnewsue]

hi I’m in Ireland and have just taken on a 6 yr old trotter…I definitely don’t have access to a railway track any other suggestions to train her into a natural trot?

[@homesteadhorsemanship]

Road ditch or set poles two horse lengths apart all the way around riding ring.

[@4louiseabbott]

This may sound silly but why are they called Missouri FOX Trotters? Why the FOX?

[@homesteadhorsemanship]

That is how a Fox naturally travels. It is a very efficient gait so several animals do it in nature

[@edrabogucki401]

Good to know! That’s not included in the Wikipedia post!

[@jefferyschirm4103]

Isn’t a pace an easier load carrying ground covering gait for the horse !?

[@homesteadhorsemanship]

No not at all. A pace is confirmationally wrong. Their back end can’t be collected and back rounded in a pace because of side to side swinging and being in the air on transition. Call me and I’ll tell you more of my philosophy. 573-201-1553

[@maryh1421]

Hope there is no train coming. Scary to watch.

[@homesteadhorsemanship]

No. Not a chance. Not worries. These tracks are basically unused.

[@christelchristely2816]

Do not try this in Europe, an ICE might accelerate your ride quite a bit.😆