Training an OTTB Part 4

Follow along with Dug on his journey to his second career! In part 4 Scott puts his first and second ride on Dug. Being an OTTB, these first few rides are crucial to setting Dug up to having success in finding his new career. Watch Scott as he takes Dug through experience based rides!
Products used in Part 3: Scott Purdum Bitless Halter Bridle
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Before each session with Dug, Scott does body work with StripHair products to ensure comfort through each session to optimize his performance.

[@krissstevens5967]

Thank you for your videos 📹! So helpful.

[@graceramey2691]

I am loving his progress!!!

[@graceramey2691]

I am loving his progress!

[@jessjones8592]

Wow. So good

[@kidstuff44555]

Great content, deserves more views. I watched your previous series with the mare, and its probably my favourite OTTB training video on KZbin. Dug has some similarities to that mare, and some differences. Thanks for these videos

[@ScottPurdum]

Thank you

[@Wraftor]

Wish you were a bit more specific on the wonky barrel thing. What is the horse’s barrel doing specifically when it is discombobulated? What does that look or feel like? What are your legs/feet/seat/hands doing specifically to correct it? You say the horse’s barrel is messed up and needs to be corrected, but you give no details as to how to go about correcting it.

[@ScottPurdum]

Hey Dallas, you are totally right, I don't go into full detail on certain aspects of training. It becomes such a fine line sometimes as we have paid members who look forward to getting those details, so, if every video I make for free had the same content, that would not make them feel they are getting the extra value. Hope that you see where I'm coming from.

[@kristahavik3931]

What would you do for a harness racer??that cannot lope!!!

[@savannahlandcattery]

OTTB from the tracks are always uncontrollable and unbalanced on the right hand work as they only work on the left hand as racers.