Starting colts with Cody Deering

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[@robgriz72]

I like how Bret says “that’s not a fun wreck”, like there is a fun wreck 🤣🤣🤣. Great video you guys!

[@HorsemanshipAsAnArt]

I've never been in a fun wreck, but I've seen some fun wrecks

[@Deering777]

Nice work my friend. It was an honor and a pleasure to work with you.

[@HorsemanshipAsAnArt]

you as well sir

[@ChipSpencer123]

I love to see the teamwork. It’s nice to know that even if you don’t know each other very well, you can still work together because you know principles.

[@HorsemanshipAsAnArt]

thank you

[@andrewcastillo9558]

Cool to see we aren't the only ones doing it this way. Level headed colt you got there.

[@HorsemanshipAsAnArt]

you bet

[@johnhutcheson8869]

Really neat when two guys with savy just do their thing.

[@stephenhofer5464]

Thanks for the video I've read Ed's books and I couldn't figured out how much to double them, I use the same method as you on the ground and really get them turning back . Thanks again

[@HorsemanshipAsAnArt]

it works good

[@jaquima36]

Nice use of the quirt on a first ride! I never saw a brace even from that quirt. Cody did great work before you mounted.

[@HorsemanshipAsAnArt]

yes Cody did a hell of a job for me

[@guillaumevalat8061]

Bonjour, los Tres pasos de là muerte did good on you ! I like the way your saddle is rigged, pretty nice 👍

[@paulwiethoff-goeck1797]

A pleasure to watch!

[@HorsemanshipAsAnArt]

thank you

[@bryceburnett8905]

Pretty work

[@jessepitt]

16:20 that’s a bit of a distraction in the background 😂. All kinds of work getting done in this video.

[@HorsemanshipAsAnArt]

yep

[@woodsgremlin9995]

I was wondering if I was the only one who noticed it.

[@comesahorseman]

Two old pros.

[@HorsemanshipAsAnArt]

real old some days lol

[@kristahavik3931]

That gourmet beef ?can they send to noway 😅

[@HorsemanshipAsAnArt]

I dont know. Its worth asking them.

[@codykalinowski242]

If it's not to much to ask, what are your pen dimensions roughly?

[@HorsemanshipAsAnArt]

That big round pen is roughly 80 feet across. I jerked a 40 foot rope off my saddle, picked a spot I called the middle and walked a circle then built it in my tracks.

[@codykalinowski242]

@@HorsemanshipAsAnArt awesome. Thanks

[@anthonysoares440]

Interesting rig your'e using there, Bret, is that one of those molded, cable rigged trees, built bare bones, with just skirts? Oh, enjoyed the hell out of your book by the way.

[@HorsemanshipAsAnArt]

yep. Makes a good colt rig. Im sure glad you liked the book.

[@JoeLinux2000]

What's on the tail of the black horse?

[@HorsemanshipAsAnArt]

a tail bag

[@HorsemanshipAsAnArt]

when they switch there tails during fly season the hair breaks and or gets caught in things. With a tail bag his tail grows long and he can swat flys

[@beauvincent8935]

are your stirrups hobbled together or to the cinch?

[@HorsemanshipAsAnArt]

hobbled together. I don't suggest anyone does this. I use this method as tool. do as I say, not as I do. first rule of fight club

[@jacobwilson5451]

Can you explain why you hobble them together?

[@vicki1141]

As Jacob asked, can you explain why the stirrups are hobbled together ?

[@bryceburnett8905]

Pretty work