That looks like a big work horse, possibly a Clydesdale.

He is probably is too old to buck anyway....lol...But, taking you through low branches, bushes, and sudden stops ......are a very good possibility.... Cute Lawn mower,needs spa day and haircut...best of luck...good baby sitter...Great for any up and coming little buckaroo.....

Good boy

Very nice colt sure like how he thinks

Your hands and reins are way too high😮

That horse has some draft bloodlines in him.

Mighty fine looking Horse

That move I remember from Cowboy movies.

Sounds like it should be the fourth principle of marriage. ❤

I drive draft horses but me and my kids all ride too. I agree with your calm style. I talk about calmness in my videos too if you want to check them out.

Beautiful horse

Thank you for your wisdom and making horses safer and lifelong partners.

That is a tough exercise on their hocks. Such a small circle. I think the patience pole is far superior.

Good point, people always forget about compromise. Btw that golden mane is stunning

Undesirable to who?? Why?

Blue sky ....Yay!💙💙💙💙🐎

He's so happy and gorgeous ❤

I like how he pays attention to you at all time. He seems very curious at what you are going him to do. He almost seems like he had a pleaser manner.

Cute Lil nugget

Good stuff! ❤

Beautiful 🐴 horse My brother had 2 horses and I miss riding them cause my brother died in a truck accident …I really miss him deeply 😢✨💕✨✝️🙏✨☠️

Mr. B1, I see mountains in the background. Did you move? I used to watch low country cowboys.

The cinch around the saddle pad- good idea. Always something to learn!

He’s a cow horse in the making for sure!

I don't Micro Mange A horse There like Children Training Horse is a Great deal of Patience 🤠🤝

Doesn't the horse know a verbal or sound command to move forward so you don't have to yank at his face with the reins?

Licking and chewing! Always a good sign. I use a strip of blue tarp on an old fishing pole tho.

Is he 4 years old yet?

I think I would enjoy learning in person. You have a ton of knowledge. Thanks for sharing this.

I broke a Percheron stud , had to finish him with an aluminum grazing bit , he was so sensitive to pressure, with that bit he began to move out , head at a normal , in stead off dropping his head to his chest ! You don’t want a cold blooded horse to even hardly know the word whoa , or they will become a dead beat , no fun to ride , but if broke right their the best !!

Glue factory

Tell me what "this softness" means to a very interested horse lover. What is apt to get worse? I like this fella.😊

Why do you use spurs? Your feet look like they are bouncing against the horse's sides.

Need an Apple Horse Watch...

That horse is very handsome. He is a pretty boy.

He's really pretty!

Makes me happy just to see him jump and play around!😉

"Strong as an oak, soft like leather, high as a pine, and light as a feather!" - Cody Johnson

Get rid of that whip’😮

You would be sucked up too if someone had spurs touching your gut at each stride. If he's maintaining speed why do you have your leg on him?

Love Star Dust

Nice! ❤

Looking good!

Wow, that looked great!

Being able to disengage the high quarters is actually a very good thing. But it is not the horse that needs to learn it but the person applying it. Most people see this as something. Their horse has to learn. So they do repetition. The repetition only helps the person not the horse. That is why as time goes on, very few of the good Horsemen will do this more than one or two times on each side and then never again. Once you have learned how to use this tool, it can sit in the bottom of the toolbox and only come out in an extreme case. Unfortunately, most people never really learn how to use this as a tool anyway. So they continue to practice. The practice generally cost the horse. But I believe all Horsemen have made mistakes and continued to repeat them until they learned better. Remember most people riding today spend very little time riding.

I love this horse. He's gonna be a good one.

Appreciate all the videos!

The trust & love is amazing.

I wish I could score an opportunity to work for you starting colts❤ I like your style

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