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<blockquote data-quote="milkmaid" data-source="post: 795060" data-attributes="member: 852"><p>Ditto. Just watch John Lyons.</p><p></p><p>For a young horse or one without manners I'd much rather round pen them for a bit than put them on a lounge line. You'd be surprised what you can get done in a half hour. If the horse doesn't have an attitude she should be done with round pen work in no time at all. The point of the roundpen is training - not wearing the horse out. I have to get in the saddle next week and trail cows 24 miles; I can't wear my horse out at the start of the day so he'll behave - I need a horse with heart under me all day. If you don't want it in a trained horse later, why condition a young horse to need to be worn down before he'll work?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="milkmaid, post: 795060, member: 852"] Ditto. Just watch John Lyons. For a young horse or one without manners I'd much rather round pen them for a bit than put them on a lounge line. You'd be surprised what you can get done in a half hour. If the horse doesn't have an attitude she should be done with round pen work in no time at all. The point of the roundpen is training - not wearing the horse out. I have to get in the saddle next week and trail cows 24 miles; I can't wear my horse out at the start of the day so he'll behave - I need a horse with heart under me all day. If you don't want it in a trained horse later, why condition a young horse to need to be worn down before he'll work? [/QUOTE]
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