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How to train a filly to lead
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<blockquote data-quote="gregrio" data-source="post: 651123" data-attributes="member: 11380"><p>I've been in the horse breeding business for 11 years, and we start all of our own colts. You got alot of good advice and methods told to you already. I agree with most i.e. rope halters , gentle pressure, pressure release for a correct response, butt ropes, all of them are tools used to work with a horse. there are other tools that if used incorrectly can destroy the relationship you are tryin to build i.e. whips, so be carefull. My only added advice would be buy a Clinton Anderson DVD the visual aid is very helpful. Since we started using his method ( which was similar to ours already) we have had even better results.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="gregrio, post: 651123, member: 11380"] I've been in the horse breeding business for 11 years, and we start all of our own colts. You got alot of good advice and methods told to you already. I agree with most i.e. rope halters , gentle pressure, pressure release for a correct response, butt ropes, all of them are tools used to work with a horse. there are other tools that if used incorrectly can destroy the relationship you are tryin to build i.e. whips, so be carefull. My only added advice would be buy a Clinton Anderson DVD the visual aid is very helpful. Since we started using his method ( which was similar to ours already) we have had even better results. [/QUOTE]
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