Roped Her And Got Her Halter Broke

[@angus6032]

Great job with her!

[@originalthundercat4295]

Smooth work, I’ll follow along

[@nmelkhunter1]

She is willing and sweet. What more could one ask for?

[@BarJLHorseTraining]

Really she was super nice to work with

[@DjMicr0dot]

Nice rope work,…idk why but it reminds me of simile muscle memory from spinning fire or glowsticks,...idk maybe a silly observation

[@horsymandias-ur]

How do you get the rope off in this situation, if you can’t get close enough and the horse is larger/flightier?

[@Grapejuice190]

stay working with her on pressure and release with the rope until they get good enough otherwise its about trying to get the rope at an angle so you can feed the rope into the loop the bigger it gets the easier it is for the horse to get out and eventually step out of it.

[@manafrafati3877]

what type of rope are you using is it ranch rope

[@BarJLHorseTraining]

Yes, it is a waxed cotton

[@suzannestone798]

you are amazing!

[@kyliec4973]

Do you have any tips on how to help a horse that spins, changes direction, kicks, and takes off when you are lunging?

[@dirksimmang]

yes... dont lung.. that comes later...

[@mariamcdaniel8642]

So beautiful

[@margaretporkolab7166]

She beautiful would she ever be for sale.

[@BarJLHorseTraining]

She actually is, shoot me a message at 17803007507 for more information

[@jenniferrozell9074]

Are you aware that you can get a horse comfortable with a rope and halter without roping her like that? This way definitely stresses them, its better to teach them at liberty with positive reinforcement,they can learn verbal commands outside of a pen, so when you do halter break them they are easy and not scared of dragging the rope...