Cueing A Horse For Reining Turns And Spins, part 1

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FREE 30-DAY MEMBERSHIP ON MY HORSE TRAINING WEBSITE www.horsetrainingvideos.com/f.... In this two-part video, reining and cutting horse trainer, Larry Trocha shows what cues the rider needs to use to ask a horse for correct turns and spins. Great for reining horses. You can get his DVD, "Teach Your Horse to Rollback and Spin" here: www.horsetrainingvideos.com/s...
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Special attention is given to how the rider should use his hands, legs and seat to get a good response from the horse.
The video is ideal for horse owners wanting to know the fundamentals of riding and training a reining horse.
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@Glezfco 14 лет назад

Lary, it looks so easy that you think it is not going to work, but it works, after watching your video and attending your class my comunication level with my horses increased to a point where they learn way faster than b4 and with out getting angry. Thank you.

@KellyNMav 14 лет назад

I ordered your videos and your directions on the cues are easy to understand. I have tried some of them on my horse and she is understanding the cues without getting frustrated! Thanks so much and I look forward every day to practice these exercises with my horse!

@allthatrouble 14 лет назад

Once again, exceptional ability to communicate! However, I would like to add that these RU-vid sessions are much more valuable after viewing the dvd. Certainly they are extremely helpful and I plug in to every one of then, but the dvd is almost essential to understanding the whole of the maneuver. Thank you for adding even that much more clarity than is already on the dvd!

@reno907 14 лет назад

I cant wait to try this out my quarterhorse mare,wish I had acess to your videos a long time ago and my horses would probably be able to flat spin by now, easy to understand well explained and demonstrated,

@ltrocha 14 лет назад

@Skakami1, you asked a very good question. Any horse that lacks training or needs re-training is approched like a green colt. Every horse needs a good foundation no matter what his age and its never too late to establish that foundation. Larry T.

@ltrocha 11 лет назад

You are very welcome, Gail. Glad you liked the video. Larry T

@jwoodcrafter 14 лет назад

Larry, thanks for your time and concern. I always look forward to your videos and tips. They are very helpful and reassuring.

@pamelaforrest1622 Год назад

supple - willing - responsive - thumbs up!

@dejavusue 11 лет назад

Hi Larry, I really love that you are posting helpful training videos on youtube. I can't even begin to thank you! I always come and watch a couple of your videos each night to get a little more education, so thank you. I look forward to watching your new videos!

@lavonneburrows 14 лет назад

Thank you Mr. Trocha; your explanations are very understandable, and the videos helpful.

@ldraper1972 10 лет назад

I love your videos and the respect your horses have for you. Thank you. I needed this refresher!

@JTsHorses 13 лет назад

Hello, Larry Just wanted to thank you for the great training tips.I have a 6 year old mare that Im teaching the spin move to.At first she wanted to rabbit hop,but she has gotten better thanks to your advice in your video, that said this is caused from my timing being off.Im hopeing to post a video soon. Thanks JT

@msexcutter 14 лет назад

what a responsive,light horse!

@gailkampen5051 11 лет назад

You are such a special teacher, Larry. Thank you!!!!

@ac12201 7 лет назад

I really enjoy watching your videos. Very nice and simple way of explaining.. Thanks

@darcywagner3720 5 лет назад

this was a wonderful video that i can actually follow and do with my horse !!! thank you!

@Elenisils 14 лет назад

Thank you very much for sending this video out to people, I have been trying to figure out on my own how to teach a spin and the way you explained it is one I can understand. Thnak you again and I can't wait to see more.

@karmaserved 14 лет назад

Thank You for your informational videosand dvd's! your methods really work, for older horses as well as younger, and help improve control for my horses who compete in events other than reining! (even for jumping!) very easy to understand and follow!

@bluehorsepro 14 лет назад

Larry, I have watched your "Teach your Horse to Roll back and spin: at least 10 times. Your pull and release on the reins is like a little secret most trainers don't share. Thanks for sharing. I can get all my horses to step around and spin now!

@kymmcdonald983 9 лет назад

Too many people were confusing me with the rollback, and I started to overthink it, however you have explained it very simply and finally we are getting the spin and rollback.

@ltrocha 14 лет назад

@reinchick53, muscle memory is so important. Its the thing that holds back so many riders. I'm glad you are on top of it. Good luck. Larry T.

@shakeitshakeitbaby 12 лет назад

This is great as an intro, very nicely presented and informative. Thanks so much!

@52horses 14 лет назад

Great vids as always,

@paullyons7499 5 лет назад

great and clear instruction thankyou

@FORZA0VELOCITA 7 лет назад

Love this, thank you!

@obscuredmelody 14 лет назад

This is so beneficial to listen to! I have the energy and light cues, however, we are still working on shoulder control. My horse is willing and responsive, but I have to train myself how to correctly move the shoulders.

@ltrocha 11 лет назад

You are welcome, Angela. Good luck with it. Larry T

@bridgerartists 11 лет назад

this was very helpful thank you so much

@MrMaccarmichael 10 лет назад

your videos are very good (helpful) thank you very much for the time and effort you put into this . thanks Mac Carmichael

@soso5555 14 лет назад

very instructive.. thanks....

@amazingcasper 11 лет назад

Hello Sir, im 20 yrs old and I recently bought my first youngster a 4yr old buckskin paint gelding. i am a jumper but have been gradually picking up western over the years, so i figured i should learn how to que for a spin myself before i start trying to teach my gelding haha anywyas this video was very well put together and i am eager to begin trying these methods with him thank you for your time! i will let you know when we learn how to spin together!

@MARVNSAL 11 лет назад

Thanks for posting these videos there isn't much in Australia to help like America. These truly help..

@csyburg 14 лет назад

helpful...very clear. thanks

@ltrocha 14 лет назад

@S00520695, good to hear the german martingale and training DVD is working well for you. Keep us abreast of your progress. Larry T.

@mr.miaumiau2892 9 лет назад

Que maravilla !!! Gracias Mr. Trocha

@ltrocha 9 лет назад

You are very welcome. Glad you liked it.

@GummieYummies 12 лет назад

My green reined cow horse mare has been having trouble with her spins... going to try your method and see if I get better results! Thanks Larry

@ltrocha 14 лет назад

@KPage30463, good to hear from you. Yes, my newsletter on mucsle memory does shock a lot of riders when they realize they suffer from the same symptoms. Sounds like you are really getting a handle on it though. Good luck to you. Larry T.

@juliaeaton 8 лет назад

I love this - same kind of stuff I teach only I have primarily a dressage background. I'm finding reining and dressage have a lot of similarities!

@ElleCasey 8 лет назад

Very clear. Thanks so much!

@ltrocha 8 лет назад

+Elle Casey You are welcome, Elle. Glad you liked it.

@ac12201 7 лет назад

Great information.. Thanks for giving us access to these videos..

@ltrocha 7 лет назад

You're welcome

@jillcohndc 14 лет назад

Great to see you in action, Larry...your horse really looks attentive and well-trained. Couple of questions: what's your method for training them to break at the poll? Can I get my horses to be that sensitive without using spurs? I really appreciate your posting this on Utube. Thank you!

@ltrocha 14 лет назад

@Carolynalm1 Glad you liked it, Carolyn. Larry T.

@ltrocha 14 лет назад

@DrifterZoie, yes I do have a suggestion... toughen up, get on and start doing it. If you are motivated enough to learn, you will. If not, you won't. Larry T.

@ltrocha 14 лет назад

@soso5555, glad you liked it. Larry T.

@ltrocha 14 лет назад

@hbalowaa, yes I would recommend putting a hobble strap on your snaffle. As far as changing bits, use the bit you are getting good results with. Larry T.

8 лет назад

Very helpful :) Thanks!

@ltrocha 8 лет назад

Glad it helped. Good luck with your training.

@keyses 14 лет назад

Funny how the basics for all disciplines are pretty much the same if done properly and not using force. I have had this contact lesson from my classical dressage trainer, in fact exactly the same, could have saved my money and got the info from this video!

@ltrocha 14 лет назад

@unihorse7, I'm so glad these videos help. Tell your kids I said hello. Larry T.

@ltrocha 14 лет назад

@bluehorsepro glad its working for you. Larry T.

@hollijohnson 14 лет назад

Wow, this is a great video! You're an inspiration! :) I have been working with my green horse on bending laterally and vertically, and now it's time for the shoulder. I am currently using a D-ring 3piece snaffle (copper roller in the center) with split leather reins. Would you recommend using this (with a curb strap?) or chance over to an loose o-ring snaffle like you are using in this video? Again, thank you so much - I learn from all of your videos!

@ltrocha 14 лет назад

@ksd1626, thanks. I appreciate that. Larry T.

@ltrocha 14 лет назад

@sparkpr1, good luck. I hope it works well for you. Larry T.

@elranchopereida83 7 лет назад

good video I have cuestión when you put indirect rain where do you put your outside leg and the hindquarters or front end

@ltrocha 14 лет назад

@KCashatt Think about doing small circles. Some of my other youtube videos explain this. Larry T.

@ltrocha 11 лет назад

Hi Diane, You should FIRST position the horse's head to the left with the DIRECT rein and keep it there. Then, apply the INDIRECT rein to move the shoulders to the left. Larry T

@ltrocha 14 лет назад

@XxRisingVelocityxX Yes, my advice is to watch the videos on training a horse to spin and put the techniques into practice. So many people do the same old thing over and over again yet expect different results. You gotta change to something that works. Larry T.

@ltrocha 14 лет назад

@AprilTabi, usually its equal pressure. However, with some horses, I put more weight on my "outside" seatbone... if spinning to the right, i might put more weight on my left seatbone. Larry T.

@ltrocha 14 лет назад

@lavonneburrows, you are very welcome. Larry T.

@shaina1983 14 лет назад

Great video Larry! I do have a question. What advice do you have on getting a horse to supple up? I have a gelding that has a hard mouth and doesn't like to give to the bit. Any tips or pointers you have on getting him to supple up would be great! Thanks again!

@haffoc 8 лет назад

I would like to know how to do this with a polo pony, who neck reins. Do the same basic cues apply?

@jsedach 14 лет назад

Thanks for the information Larry! I had my filly with a trainer last summer for 2 months and whenever he asked for a turnaround he would not let her take a step forward and held her back. Now she wants to cross over behind the directional foot instead of stepping over and across. Will this help her move her shoulders laterally and step over?

@jasmien1008 10 лет назад

My horse doesn't respond well to leg pressure (to make his shoulder move, he responds well on going forward). I don't use spures thoug. will this make him react better ?

@joyykisses 13 лет назад

@ltrocha thanks alot my uncle is a professional horse trainer and breeder so ill c if i can take her to him thanks alot

@haffoc 8 лет назад

Never mind. I should have watched part 2!

@gravyjones5608 6 лет назад

Im just curious, why do some people use a curb strap on a snaffle? I wouldn't have thought it would hve any effect without the leverage of a curb bit

@ltrocha 14 лет назад

@shaina1983, use a bit that your horse will respect. If he's in a snaffle, use a thin, twisted-wire with a german martingale. If he's in a curb, use a correction bit with a headsetter. Larry T.

@Gabey_inc 14 лет назад

Thanks once again Larry. Can these maneuvers be done on a green colt with a hackamore bosal or do you recommend using a snaffle? I appreciate your HELP/// Gabriel O.

@ltrocha 14 лет назад

@reno907 Good luck with your training. Let us know how it goes. Larry T.

@ltrocha 14 лет назад

@nicciahart, I have a bunch of videos on youtube that answer your question. I suggest you watch them. Larry T.

@andresegrisoni 13 лет назад

Hi, Mr. Larry, I have a mare that is very restless, and she is not well reined, could you tell me on what to work her first. Neck rein, putting her head down, and after that spin or slide stop?

@patriciabarlowirick 14 лет назад

Larry, do you think slobber straps help or hinder a horse to understand rein cues?

@ltrocha 14 лет назад

@canchaser091 I don't know if spurs will solve your particular problem but few horses ever reach advanced levels of training without them. Larry T.

@ltrocha 14 лет назад

@RachandJacks09 Cluck, press with a spur, pop on the outside hip with a bat.

@ltrocha 14 лет назад

@obscuredmelody, practice a bunch and I'm sure you'll get it. Larry T.

@joyykisses 13 лет назад

my horse is hard to handle shes 13h and a nice size for me but is still hard to handle eg, when asked to move forward she move back 60% of the time or if we are moving at any gait faster than a walk she gets bored after a few seconds and bucks or rears any advice on trying to correct her bahviour

@Weaponsmaster8595 12 лет назад

Hey, I have a mare who really drags in her spins. She spins very correctly and I want to move up in speed. She braces against my reins and I feel like I am dragging her, but when I relax my hands she loses her position and tries to walk off. Any thoughts...? Do you think maybe I should be starting her off with contact and then loosen the contact and only use my legs? Mostly she only walks off during the first few steps.

@dianewaller 11 лет назад

Hi Larry, My rising 4yr old warmblood has learnt the indirect rein aid and how to move off it but she tips her head to the direction of the indirect rein. So if I'm turning left, my right rein is pressing on her neck, she turns to the left but is looking to the right. Am I doing something wrong, if so, what do I need to be doing differently, thanks

@ltrocha 14 лет назад

@svsuzie1, thanks a bunch. Larry T.

@ltrocha 11 лет назад

Hi Jacob, Go to my website and download the free horse training cheat sheets. Those cheat sheets will show you what to do. Larry T

@4cowgirllizzy 11 лет назад

Hi Larry, My horse tends to hop when she spins rather than crossing over. Any advice?

@melanieferrio 13 лет назад

Hi, I have horse and I will start training for spins and turns...... but he is not as supple as this horse he is good turning but when I put contact on his mouth he just pulls instead of reacting instantly..... He will flex but when we start the contact part he just holds, how do I fix this?

@ltrocha 14 лет назад

@xlxOrtizxlx, I have a bunch of videos on youtube that answer your question. I suggest you watch them. Larry T.

@ltrocha 14 лет назад

@gypsygirl867, it's hard to say for sure but he's probably right handed. Go to the left twice as much as to the right for a month or two and see if he gets better. Larry T.

@DrifterZoie 14 лет назад

Like LuvTheHorse1,, I am a jumper wanting to learn western, reining etc. I know of one trainer that would work for something beside riding western pleasure, but he is almost an hour away. I have a horse I would like to start, but I am worried that I will use "to much" of my english habits(tighter rein, forward seat) to begin riding him. I tend to get caught up in what I am doing(english habits) and lose the thought process of what I should be doing(sitting deeper etc.). Any suggestions?

@Fiatastiskt 12 лет назад

I have a well trained Reininghorse,that have been compeating in difficult classes with great result.The problem I have is with the spinn, right in the beginning of the spinn, he raises the head instead of lowering it. I have tried to take his head down with the reins, and that works. But next time its the same thing, he picks his head up and I have to correct him over and over. When he´s been spinning for a while he have his head low, it´s just the beginning of the spinn that is not good.Help?

@canchaser091 14 лет назад

I've never ridden with spurs and I can't get a horse to speed up in a spin. I've got all my colts following their nose and picking up their shoulders with a rein, they turn really nice, but slow! I can start them spinning at a walk, but the minute I try to pick up speed they move their hind end or jump out of it. Do I need spurs?

@stephaniemason2201 9 лет назад

@Msillusion13 there are only 3 per hand not 5 so if you are saying that your Arabian is 14.5 are you meaning 15.2 ? Or are you saying 14 and a half?

@ltrocha 14 лет назад

@KellyNMav Kelly, let me know how it goes. Larry T.

@ltrocha 11 лет назад

You are very welcome, Stuart. I have several other videos about teaching a horse to spin that you may like. Go to my channel and you'll see them. Larry T

@selharman8667 9 лет назад

This was very helpful, but i have a very lazy horse, that i have to keep urging him to go forward, is there away to get him off the use of so much spur. I try no spurs and bareback to free him up but still very lazy, (lazy, he listens to everything i ask just slow)

@ltrocha 9 лет назад

Hi Sel, I suggest you get my DVD on rollbacks and spins. It explains everything in detail. Larry T

@selharman8667 9 лет назад

ltrocha Awesome thanks for the reply, how do i find them, and are you sure it helps the less incline forward moving horse haha, thanks so much. I'm riding him today and will be applying your methods as much as i can thanks so much. Your pretty awesome, glad i found your videos

@ltrocha 14 лет назад

@anastasiafuller, on a trained horse that knows how to spin, no. A green horse should be walking forward when asked to turn or spin and the rein is used when the outside front leg is back and on the way forward. My other youtube videos demonstrate this. Larry T.

@barbaradyson6951 7 лет назад

it would be better to see you train a complete beginner horse. It then gives you a chance to see how much more difficult it is, because looking at your horse I would say he prefers the left rein. and it looks much easier than it is.

@ltrocha 7 лет назад

Barbara, It's only difficult when you don't know how. I have entire training video courses on my website which details the entire training process.

@michelepazzaglia1530 6 лет назад

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@kennyclement2823 4 года назад

Yes i hate when there soppost to be showing how to start a new thing on a horse with no clue, & use already trained horse!... Like why dose my horse try going left , but going right he flexes but continues strait ahead!

@ltrocha 14 лет назад

@patriciabarlowirick, I don't think it matters either way. Larry T.

@ltrocha 14 лет назад

@SuperGarbe, Bev says hello.

@ltrocha 14 лет назад

@Elenisils, go to my youtube channel. You'll find a bunch of videos that can help. Larry T.

@MsHuscher 11 лет назад

i have a horse that will lock up on me when i ask him to go to the left

@ltrocha 13 лет назад

@joyykisses Hi Joy, you just described a horse that baulks and has no respect for it's rider. Get your horse to respect you and all this bad behavior will disappear. You aren't going to get it done by petting her. Your going to need to get tough and let her know you are the one in charge. You may need the services of a professional trainer for a month or two until the mare gets over this. Larry T.

@jumping4free 12 лет назад

Dont continue with the spin. Just start 300 or so spins. Keep doing it until he understands OH HEY YEA I gatta keep my head down. THATS when you get what you want. Just keep starting the spins over and over until he gets it

@DrifterZoie 14 лет назад