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Horse Talk!
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<blockquote data-quote="flaboy-" data-source="post: 227115" data-attributes="member: 3688"><p>Maybe I should clear this up for you farmboy. When I said I used to pull them over here is how I did it. Many times I would ride it out by releasing the reins. Sometimes after a few "I will scare him off" attempts, I would have a longish lead rope on them, wait for them to go up really good, slide off to the ground and snatch them over. When I am on the ground, I will try to catch them up high, run around to one side, and then snatch them over. I really don't like to do this but you do what you have to do. My main means of curing this is whip the front of their legs just above the hoof only when they are up. I use a 3 1/2 foot fiber glass golf shaft so you have to be willing to get up close and personal with them. I had a stud one time that would go up and actually walk on his hind feet towards me pawing at me. The stick didn't work on him. I managed to catch him and pull him over and it knocked the wind out of him. I quickly jumped on his head and held him down for about 15 minutes. That horse NEVER went back up and he never fought me again. Just my experience.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="flaboy-, post: 227115, member: 3688"] Maybe I should clear this up for you farmboy. When I said I used to pull them over here is how I did it. Many times I would ride it out by releasing the reins. Sometimes after a few "I will scare him off" attempts, I would have a longish lead rope on them, wait for them to go up really good, slide off to the ground and snatch them over. When I am on the ground, I will try to catch them up high, run around to one side, and then snatch them over. I really don't like to do this but you do what you have to do. My main means of curing this is whip the front of their legs just above the hoof only when they are up. I use a 3 1/2 foot fiber glass golf shaft so you have to be willing to get up close and personal with them. I had a stud one time that would go up and actually walk on his hind feet towards me pawing at me. The stick didn't work on him. I managed to catch him and pull him over and it knocked the wind out of him. I quickly jumped on his head and held him down for about 15 minutes. That horse NEVER went back up and he never fought me again. Just my experience. [/QUOTE]
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