Training an OTTB Part 5

Follow along with Dug on his journey to his second career! At this point in the series, Scott has put his first ride on Dug and is now building his confidence under saddle. Watch how Scott sets Dug up for success through each ride and is utilizing a customized program specific to the needs of this OTTB to fast track his success.
Products used: 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.

[@marielouisemulder4647]

He loves that you are talking to us....he loves your company ......look how satisfied he is standing .... .good job....perfect job.

[@kidstuff44555]

I appreciate the issues raised here: the difficulty in staying balanced and rythmic, the being distracted by other horses, the reluctance to slow down are such universal OTTB issues. Thanks again

[@graceramey2691]

Can't wait to see the rest! Love seeing how he is progressing!

[@aleshaballman3858]

Love this! He’s doing so great!

[@carowheat]

is someone filming you or do you have a camera that works without an operator? Really like this series. balance is soo important with OTTT as they're so used to going flat out and leaning. is he gate sour?

[@alessandrogiacalone1331]

I have difficulties outside with other horses or my horse is scary and hard to manage outside! What I can do? Tks

[@chadgrindel2408]

scott its securty remember me from this spring sally.

[@ScottPurdum]

I'm confused by this comment, can you re write it please?