Making a Horse (Part 2) | Rest, Recovery, Warming Back Up

After Dunny’s first couple months of training he earned a test period for a few weeks. In this video we warm him up after a long rest period. I’m a big believer in recovery periods after the first couple months of training. They deserve to be laid off and have time just to be a horse. I believe it’s good for their minds and there’s also a lot of value in training them to warm-up after a long break.

[@davidiass911]

i'm a brazilian cowboy, on my family's ranch, and seeing your videos, and learning with then , i can say, your relationship with the horses it's incredible. Great Content. Congrats Boys!

[@muleskinner4495]

I appreciate your approach and style, thanks for sharing!!

[@Stonefieldranch]

Always appreciate your participation on the channel Mule Skinner.

[@Youssef-fikri]

Very impressive work i like your content , from morocco 🇲🇦 ❤

[@tasoslogo1799]

Χαίρομαι πραγματικά που κοιτάζω αυτό το βίντεο και σας ευχαριστώ πάρα πολύ απλά δεν γνωρίζω αγγλικά αν σας είναι εύκολο να τα γυρίζεται και στα ελληνικά

[@Piydarija]

really twisted snafl on green horse and tied rains :)

[@Replicaate]

I don't know how I landed here, I don't even ride (anymore), but I am definitely gonna look into getting one of those coats. Hope they ship international...

[@Stonefieldranch]

Please do. Damn good group of dudes that run Master Supply. The kind of folks we love to support. They’re based in Toronto and do ship internationally!

[@Replicaate]

@@StonefieldranchWell that just seals the deal cos I'm already in south Ontario just outside Toronto!

[@petewatson6472]

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[@jen9283]

I grew up in a horse boarding stable and have seen every kind of horse owner there is. I come across you video and heard you mention, “Clinton Anderson 101”, so I had to check him out. With seconds I didn’t like him or how he treated the horse so I looked at another and same. That is not a horse trainer anyone should want to follow. He is mean to the animals and because he is who you follow I lm not interested in looking at your videos. May I suggest someone who is actually good and worth watching for anyone wanting to gain knowledge in horsemanship? Look at Ryan Rose, he is one to follow and learn from!

[@Stonefieldranch]

I follow a lot of horse trainers including Ryan Rose, Buck Brannaman, Clinton Anderson, Martin Black, and many others. They all bring something to the table. The beauty of this craft is there are many good examples to learn from.