Every horse we start gets this at some point.

[@juliehmidmo]

She did real well for her first real ride.

[@normajanderson7304]

From Rhode Island What a likable mare

[@pattirockgarden4423]

I remember this horse in a former video! Really like her!

[@MyPNWHomestead-dx2ec]

Very beautiful mare. It's adorable how she does what is asked and at the same time protests in a somewhat ladylike manner. I like her a lot!

[@sheriharader2566]

Enjoy seeing her again! Keep showing her. She's beautiful!

[@thedirtprincess3293]

Breeze is one of my favorites. I welcome all videos with her!❤

[@melindaharrington7588]

Hi Tim ☺ 👋 It's Melinda, from Australia again ☺ Thank you for your fantastic video's, Tim & Malinda ☺ 👌 I have only been following you for a few month's, but I look forward to them. As I am learning, much about horse's and riding from you. Unfortunately, I cannot ride horses anymore. Due to being seriously injured, in a horse riding accident. I have permanent spinal injuries, and have a spinal cord stimulator permanently installed in my lower back. That is why, I am not allowed to ride. Because if I did and I was trampled on, the 2 leads on either side of my spinal cord could move and may cause paraplegia. The 2 leads are held in place by scar tissue from their placement, and are inside my spinal column. I have this, because I have constant neuropathic pain in both my legs. It is their to try to override the pain signals, that are being sent constantly to my brain (I still have pain, it is just improved). The last 4 discs in my lower back are ruptured, torn, and bulging. I am having a lot of problems with one particular disc, and have more neurosurgery when I am ready to tackle another operation. I often get asked, Do I hate horses now. I don't. I still like them, but have to enjoy them from ground level now. I was injured, whilst riding someone else's horse, that I didn't know, and that I hadn't rode before. So I put my trust, in the owner's judgement. A lesson for other's, to take into consideration. If you are offered a ride, on a horse that you don't know. Anyway...... I really love, Breezy 😆 👌 Bye, Tim. Thank you for sharing, with us all ☺ From, Australia ~

[@kilroygirl7347]

Looks like you have a great son in law. I remember Breeze. I like how she moves too. I'm looking forward to seeing you adjust her attitude. She has the potential to do really well.

[@AmandaDoll-hi4dr]

Good job, Tim. working with her cute horses 🐎 🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐄🐄🐄🐄🚜👼🎅🤶🧑‍🎄

[@kimberlynads]

She has a really sweet and curious look about her. Love her coat too 🤩

[@lindachicette8354]

Such a cute and kind face

[@PONYHEAVEN]

So cool 😎 another W O W video.

[@francesn33]

Mustangs sure don't look like they used to. She is bigger and better confirmation than most.

[@caobita]

Great job everybody. And what a beauty she is

[@peterneilsen6249]

Good morning guys. Great job all well done. Thank you fo video Tim.🤩

[@barbaratardy9788]

Super job Robert, Tim and young BLM mare.

[@Sine-gl9ly]

She's a good size and looks as if she has plenty of bone - considerably bigger and with more bone than the BLM mustangs I've seen elsewhere. Would that be because she was raised in captivity, and thus improved nutrition in captivity (compared with the wild-born/raised ones) has enabled her to reach her physical potential, or is it just by chance?

[@timandersonhorsetraining]

Every herd has their own genetics and rarely interbreeds with other managed herds. Born in captivity might have something to do with it but can not trump genetics.

[@Sine-gl9ly]

​@@timandersonhorsetrainingThanks for that. Tbh, I know very little about mustangs and I had _no idea_ the herds were so closely managed and different lines/strains/type kept more-or-less separate.

[@connyeslough5919]

Do you ever use or start horses in a bosal? Thank you for the videos, very helpful and no harsh methods.

[@timandersonhorsetraining]

Unless a horse is going to be shown by a person experienced in using a bosal I do not recommend using one so I rarely use one. Even the trainers that I know that will show NRCHA bosal classes rarely start them in it.

[@connyeslough5919]

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[@julien9335]

When Robert was on her she brayed a few times, was that a contented or frustrating neigh? She seemed to enjoy the challenge?

[@timandersonhorsetraining]

I think that was just looking for a buddy.

[@janeserovy666]

She's very animated during her ride.

[@shelm-b8p]

Was this her first ride? That is amazing. Yes, my mustang mare needed a few rides to walk forward. On the other hand on ride 5 she completely listened to my weight and legs.

[@timandersonhorsetraining]

2nd ride with me and the owner said he had 1 ride before bringer her to me. I will have a video of her 4th ride with me and I ride her out of the arena.

[@catherinedemick1103]

Nice work everyone, does Robert have the right foot out of the stirrup for a potential quick dismount?.What pretty markings she has

[@timandersonhorsetraining]

No reason, just not needed.

[@pennyhuls2607]

Maybe so he can get off quickly ?

[@careycroft8648]

Why does the rider in this video have one foot in the stirrup and one not in the stirrup?

[@timandersonhorsetraining]

No reason. Just not needed and not important.

[@yessabell1707]

❤❤❤

[@jadam-2024]

Hey Tim, had a question. When you have her in the driving reins and you turn her against the wall. Just by the nature of the rein you have to turn her away from you. I’m sure lunging you’d prefer her to turn into you. Is that confusing at all to her? Thanks

[@timandersonhorsetraining]

It's rely not confusing, think about when I talk about turning when lunging I say, meet at the wall, 2 eyes, send. 2 eyes is pointing her nose with the line which is exactly what I am doing when driving. I want her to turn with the pressure whether that is to the wall or away. I have a video of this progressing to the sliding stop, I think I am on Trigger, where I turn away from the wall to teach a straight stop. Does that make sense?

[@jadam-2024]

It does, thank you. As long as she’s following the pressure where you’re applying it ….. it should be clear to her.

[@PersonalTriumph2022]

What do you do if you’re driving a horse and they just don’t go forward ? Do you go back to lunging ?

[@timandersonhorsetraining]

Yes. That is why I do not run the lines through the stirrups. Makes going back and forth like that very easy.

[@michaelstumpf3646]

Put the reins through the best stirrups

[@timandersonhorsetraining]

Absolutely not.

[@randieraye4359]

I remember this beautiful girl I'm pretty sure