Training a OTTB Part 3

Follow along with Dug on his journey to his second career! In part 3 Scott puts a western saddle on Dug. Being an OTTB, Dug has had an English saddle on his back. Take a look at how Dug reacts and how Scott is able to get him comfortable moving with a little more weight on his back.
Products used in Part 3: Scott Purdum Bitless Halter Bridle
www.advantagehorsemanship.com
Before each session with Dug, Scott does body work with StripHair products to ensure comfort through each session to optimize his performance.

[@wendylow5748]

I'm so happy I found your channel. I just got an ottb and want to really give him a good restart.

[@marielouisemulder4647]

Very kind treatment ..... little steps...great job.

[@kidstuff44555]

Love this series, so useful

[@ScottPurdum]

Thank you!

[@jessjones8592]

Lookin good Duggyfresh!!

[@sewingstoryprojects6178]

Dug is really becoming attached to you

[@graceramey2691]

Dug!!!!!!!!

[@MFoxworth90]

How many days apart do you do each session, on average?

[@chrisusher7144]

He looks silly you need a longer rope look how long his legs are about 3 feet the he might canter he's cute. He used to running straight can't squeeze him in a baby circle. It's like you running in a Four foot circle 10 times .ahh your back would hurt bet his does 😭🤸