Скачать или смотреть Groundwork school basics - moving the head and neck, asking the horse to flex to a stop

We are at the point of shadows, training where he has now basic skills and you can put the halter on him, Now we move the head and neck.
Shadow has yo learn to give his head to either side and not walk off. this provides the base of control for a one rein stop.

It took about a week from being untouched to accepting halter, with the owner working with him twice a day, and him being isolated in a pen to himself.
Shadow, is it a 10 month old freesian and Appaloosa Stud colt, and it is very important that he has very good manners as a young stallion, so that when he gets older, he will be easy to handle. by taking time and not forcing him into a halter, he has a very bright and curious personality and is not showing any signs of aggression and only once to learn.

The importance about this framework school is going to be that you can be move him forwards, backwards, he will be able to give his head laterally, and he will be able to isolate his hindquarters and his four quarters, of course.
Then, of course, we will work to the next point.
But these are all the basics that he will need for crowns. So if you want to see the rest of the series, please check out shadows playlist.

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