What To Do When Your Horse Gets Out Of Control?

Losing control of a horse can be scary. If we are not careful, we could end up causing the out of control behavior (bucking, bolting, rearing, etc) to get worse. So what should you do at the moment when this is happening? I‘m going to go over a couple of ways that a horse can be brought back down and also how to prevent this from happening. The one thing that most people are missing is “preventative maintenance”. Horses don’t just do these things, no matter how it may seem.
Basically, it’s all about the mindset of your horse. A horse that loses control is not very mentally sound. When you know and understand these things, it puts you in a position where you know how to truly start helping your horse overcome these issues. Now because of this, I have developed a list that will tell you if your horse is where he needs to be mentally.
Grab my mental soundness checklist here to see if your horse checks off all the boxes: sp.carsonjames.com/mental-sou...
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[@asportableskatesharpening4207]

I have been watching horse videos since early 2015, from the thousands I have watched, this may be one of the best explanations that I have heard

[@marylamb56]

So what I’m getting from this is that a perfect balance is needed. Meaning, not too much of an extreme,on over bending the horses nose. Try to read your horse and achieve what’s needed. But don’t over exaggerate when in the moment. Or when stressing out 🤔! Dear Carson, this is one of my favorite videos of many;that I love,,, Thank You! You are Awesome! Stay You!!! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 🐴🤠😎

[@comesahorseman]

It really begins with groundwork. If you can't reliably influence your horses feet while you're on the ground, don't ever expect that control to come when you're on their back. Whether your horse is reliably saddle trained or not, don't get on until you can handle him/her smoothly on the ground.

[@user-tk4rf5jq5i]

You are so great at explaining quickly and effectively what we need to know about working with horses. Thank you SO much!!

[@marylamb56]

Thank you Mr. Carson Robins. Thank you for your total been there done that,true experiences. Thank you for sharing these facts clearly, and simple to understand. Not five stars. But 15 stars. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️! Thank you! 🤔👍🏻😎🐴

[@vanessamontemayor4097]

This is super helpful.

[@brandystanner8915]

You are talking directly to me. I lack confidence and my horse is responding to it. I'm just not a natural, and I am used to being good at most things almost immediately. Horses are hard.

[@PONYHEAVEN]

I would like to write down your words. That well said.

[@barbaracrawford]

Great video thanks Carson!

[@passionatehorsemanship3334]

Thank you Carson

[@marylynnblack9258]

Great video !

[@nidagiddens7080]

Really enjoyed video

[@Conny226]

Yes i like that plan better then pulling the rain back

[@user-vg1zk8wx9y]

Thank you. I’m currently working my mare through this phase of being completely fine for a while and then out of nowhere she will plant her front quarters and stop suddenly and then I go off her back and onto mine. She does this out of nowhere and with no warning.

[@lorettab2090]

Do your programs include not just the checklist for mental soundness but how to achieve it ?... thank you

[@amygoode5713]

How do I do that! I have a video to send you

[@marylamb56]

Sorry! How incredibly embarrassing! I meant Mr. Carson James. I so embarrassingly apologize, 🙈🙈🙈🤦‍♀️

[@amygoode5713]

I get more respect in the saddle

[@trickedouttech321]

If your horse is bolting or bucking it needs more work before you get in the saddle it needs more pen work, easy fix done.

[@Angeliccooke]

so disappointed I tried to buy two dvds with intention of collecting all of them but the shipping turned out to be $95 AU plus the dvd's in AUD it would have cost me over $260 for two DVDs ... I really needed them too.. :(

[@sjohnson1876]

Contact them they are very generous and may be willing to help.

[@Angeliccooke]

@@sjohnson1876 i did. They would not assist. Just said shopify decide our shipping and that was the end of it. So I didn't get the discs

[@sassy6292]

@@Angeliccookethere are wonderful trainers in the US and Canada that follow the same techniques. They all go by what the old masters developed many years ago. They can’t reinvent the wheel.

[@michaelmccaffrey2731]

Dump it off at the auction and get a decent one

[@trickedouttech321]

I"m sorry if you have been riding for 3 years on your horse the horse is comfortable with you above his or her head. if it takes 3 years to get a horse to blow up it is not because you are above the horse. LMAO, there must be another reason for the blowup.