Picking up the Correct Lead

RyAnn Dahl asks: How do I get my horse to pick up the correct lead consistently? www.willfullyguided.com

[@claudiaa9357]

Why is nobody talking about how well this horse is stopping? She mumbles a brief and quiet “woah” and he INSTANTLY stops! I’m impressed. Plus this video was very helpful

[@danielthomas3333]

This lady knows what she is talking about. Refreshing

[@maggiecawley8204]

This is the first video I've watched that addresses the rear leg in the proper position and not just the front leg! This was very helpful, thanks so much!

[@autumnleaf1382]

I am so happy I watched this. I thought my horse is stubborn on going onto the left lead. I've been giving the wrong cue 😭

[@rebeccalull-tippman6673]

This was the best instructional video on leads I've seem. Thank you

[@katherineniebla5364]

This is going to be so helpful to me! Thank you so much for posting this. I am currently retraining a mare and I tried every other possible way to pick up her lead. Thanks again!

[@oksnhc]

Great explanation thank you. There are a million videos about leads and how to get them, but this one actually explains the mechanics, very nicely done.

[@HaffieLover13]

Only if my horse listened to my leg that well...

[@1horseToomany]

Excellent video! It's all about teaching your horse to "give" correctly to your hand/leg, when you do that you will always get the correct lead.

[@MichelleAndHerCurls]

Very good info here. And look at the whoa on that guy.

[@bronwynmines7864]

Brilliant! This is So helpful … Beautiful horse and yesss That excellent stop he has! 🤩 Thank you ☺️

[@3barrels2hearts01]

this really helped me on learning picking up leads! thanks so much. its the best one I've seen

[@MommaHair]

Best video at explains leads on KZbin! Thank you so much

[@crystalgutierrez3949]

You explained that so clearly and simply 👏

[@MommaHair]

Wow thank you for this video. Most helpful I’ve found!

[@alixmayo]

thank you for this! it's been so helpful

[@appleboi3328]

This was really helpful! Thank you!

[@emberdragon6498]

THANK YOU sooooo helpful very good job explaining

[@lexbyers9338]

this was super helpful for me

[@dirkkuerschnerpeasantfield8913]

Can you show us how to get a whoa like that!

[@rubenjacobo-rubio3702]

Thanks! Blocking that shoulder is very helpful information 👌.

[@jimbraithwaite3503]

very easy to follow thanks

[@laxpunk2k]

very well explained.

[@waltsimsjr]

I have everything to learn...everything!

[@davem145mxr]

Awesome video

[@somethingabstract3735]

This was great!

[@lizzybelle11]

So to get on the correct lead you use your outside calf and inside rein while loosening your outside rein?

[@MrMrStruggles]

Hello Allison, I don't know if you will answer this as it has been 11 years. Great explanation though, I can get the horse that I am riding to move its rear in the correct direction but as for the shoulders that is not clear to me. What is the position of the outside leg?

[@ryderk5477]

Is this also for cantering??

[@Luvbug59937]

Ryder K cantering and loping are the same thing. It’s just different words and more speed/stretch I guess that’s how you explain it. western uses “lope” and English uses “canter”

[@Luvbug59937]

But people use both because it’s the same thing

[@tonyaolmstead9821]

Only if my horse would listen to my leg

[@goozmooshak]

shouldn't you be on the right lead as you turn left in the circle and left lead as you turn right in the circle?

[@donfunte9958]

No

[@emberdragon6498]

If you do that your outside leg will get pulled forward and it will be much harder to stay on.

[@puffmoose]

Jesus Loves You!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@miles5786]

Dont force beliefs on people

[@ronniebranch6528]

Werewolf 😠😡😲

[@JMTEAMROPER1]

why is he so stiff looking?