Yesterday she bucked with me.

[@rogerseebaugh9063]

I was just able to veiw this due to internet problems thank you helped to answer further the Question I asked!!

[@KerryDior]

Tim great educational resource thanks for sharing your knowledge. ❤

[@catherinedemick1103]

Rider's mindset is everything for sure. When I am tense or upset bc of something else going on in life my rides are never as good, for obvious reasons. When I was still teaching school there were some days I knew better than to even get on my then young half Arab, we did ground work instead

[@heidibujak5368]

We have a younger 1/2 arab 1/2 tb. Who can have opinions. Ground work is our go to.

[@peterneilsen6249]

Hi all. Great explanation as always Tim Thank you for video Tim & Melinda.😀😃😄.

[@bob___]

"Don't buck with me."

[@Sandra-gd8iz]

Has she been checked by a chiropractor for pain when she is being ridden? Beautiful horse.

[@lindachicette8354]

I'm glad none of my mares did that

[@yessabell1707]

❤❤❤

[@lindachicette8354]

Definitely had a pony mare do that, push into pressure

[@silky2204]

Hi!

[@heidibujak5368]

How do you address a horse that likes to anticipate things? My gelding loves routines and knowing what comes next. If we change things up, he gets upset.He is older. Love your videos and learn so much.

[@malindaryan2091]

Good question! I've screenshot it to ask Tim.

[@blondeenotsomuch]

Age matters. The smarter the student the earlier you need to start. Try training a 6 month old border or other herding dog. It is agony. They figured out the game and guess what your game doesn't resemble their game. Start one at 5-6 weeks and they are about as perfect as you can get because your games, goals match.

[@patleff9558]

Why is she dragging her right rear hoof?

[@MarilynNelson-r9g]

Do you think she is fussy because her mouth is still changing? Caps? Equine dentist since 1986