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<blockquote data-quote="msscamp" data-source="post: 248738" data-attributes="member: 539"><p>That would probably be the quickest way I know of to escalate a little rowdy behaviour into a full scale bucking fit. Put him in the round pen and work the pants off him, then go for a ride. Make sure he is ridden at least every other day - every day would be better (and I mean ridden until a good sweat is worked up) - until he realizes just who gets to call the shots. Wet saddle blankets go a long ways to correcting these types of problems. And, as Hippie Rancher already mentioned, if you're feeding him grain - stop. Horses that are not being ridden hard on a daily or every other day basis do not need grain in their diet, and it generally causes more problems than it solves.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="msscamp, post: 248738, member: 539"] That would probably be the quickest way I know of to escalate a little rowdy behaviour into a full scale bucking fit. Put him in the round pen and work the pants off him, then go for a ride. Make sure he is ridden at least every other day - every day would be better (and I mean ridden until a good sweat is worked up) - until he realizes just who gets to call the shots. Wet saddle blankets go a long ways to correcting these types of problems. And, as Hippie Rancher already mentioned, if you're feeding him grain - stop. Horses that are not being ridden hard on a daily or every other day basis do not need grain in their diet, and it generally causes more problems than it solves. [/QUOTE]
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