Ken McNabb: Colt Starting (Part 7 of 7) - The Second Ride

[@FeralRanchWife]

These videos are really helping me break a 2yr old mustang filly. I see sometimes I expect too much maturity from her, and need to chill. She’s super smart and tries really hard. Thanks 😊

[@shawnwalton7876]

The message at the end was much needed. God bless you sir !!

[@JamesonHorsemanship]

Thanks Mr. Ken, you’re an inspiration!

[@insanityrulz2456]

I love how you do the “tap tap tap” before you throw the saddle on, glad to see I’m not the only one 😊

[@victorm7274]

I watched ken entire video, and I had to go back and see the "tap tap tap" just before he put the saddle over his back. I think that a good idea to let the horse know saddle is coming. I'm going to tap tap tap when I saddle my new mustang. thank you.👍

[@kevinmelias]

Hi Ken. Thanks for this great series and inspiring words. You mentioned at one point the connection between too much ground work and cold-backed horses. I've been puzzling over this for a while. Can you explain this?

[@johankannemeyer7284]

Thank you Ken for this series I really find it inspirational. We do'nt have the opportunities here to attend sessions like these. Your approach in getting your horses to willingly participate in their training is an excellent guide for us to follow. I know that the trails you ride are blessed. Keep it up!!

[@parkcitytrainer5541]

Love your knowledge and the steps by steps, I think on your session 2 your energy was very reactivated, I see a lot of people saying to not scare the horses and be patient specially with a young horse that doesn't know what humans wants/expected from them. I think when we reacted there is too much pressure on them, they get scared and they stressed, learning under stress is really hard for the brain specially for a horse, do you have any other options? I am knew just trying to learn.

[@tashal792]

So to keep a colt from bucking, you would shut him down when he starts by pulling his nose towards you? I’ve got a horse that likes to buck sometimes but he’s not a colt, he’s going to be 14 this June. But I have never been shown a way to shut it down from the ground. Would this work even with an older horse? Thanks for the videos as well, always informative and full of invaluable information!!! And Happy Easter from Maine!!!

[@victorlarrosa]

👋👋🇺🇾🇺🇾.