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Horse Training using the German Martingale, part 1

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Learn more about training horses with a German martingale at: www.HorseTrainingVideos.com
If you want your horse to flex at the poll, lightly give to your hands and be more supple, this video is for you.
In this two-part video, reining and cutting horse trainer, Larry Trocha demonstrates how to use a German Martingale to help train your horse.
Larry explains the purpose of the German Martingale, how to adjust it properly plus he shows effective training methods to use with the martingale.
You can get the German Martingale that Larry recommends at this web page: www.horsetrainingvideos.com/ta...
Any questions you may have regarding the use of the German Martingale should be directed to Larry Trocha through his website, www.HorseTrainingVideos.com.

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5 сен 2009

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@perfectsoldier23 11 лет назад

Mr. Trocha I love this video. You explain the purpose of the german martingale so well and compare it to draw reins which makes so much sense when you say that you cannot feel the horses mouth properly with the draw reins because of all the running leverage. Fantastic video showing the proper way to equip the german martingale as well as a small lesson in not over-asking for a break at the poll. Love all your videos!

@wingscannfly 15 лет назад

I am using a german martingale on my 3 year old and it has taught him to flex and bend wonderfully. I was having a problem in his early training of his sticking his nose up in the air and this corrected it in a nice way as he taught himself to bend. Thanks Larry

@HeatherDMorris Год назад

This is great info. My neighbor is a long time trainer and hes going to work with me and my 3 year old with the martingale. I'm excited to see how it goes ! Thank you for this info .

@Hantarrrrr 11 лет назад

hey there! I just wanted to say thank you for posting this video! I don't use the german martingale but this is just the advice i needed about getting the horse to flex at the pole. I just worked on this with my horse today, giving her pressure until she dropped her head and flexed and she caught on really fast, I've never gotten her so round and focused and giving to my hands so nicely! it was such a simple change to the way i ride but it made a huge difference. thank you so much!

@RealFloridaHorseman 15 лет назад

Larry's German Martingale is A+ quality and does exactly what he says it does. Another great video. Keep 'em coming! ~Skip, Lakeland, FL

@thehappyhoof 14 лет назад

I really wish that you would do a short video like this about NOT overflexing these horses. You touched on it here, but there is a LOT of it going on, and I noticed that those that do that on a continual basis, their horses are also constantly ringing their tails.

@ltrocha 15 лет назад

Good to hear from you, Skip. Glad you like the video. Larry T.

@ltrocha 15 лет назад

Thanks Golden. Straight and to the point is the only way I know. Unfortunately, my bluntness has gotten me into trouble more than once. Take care, Larry T.

@ltrocha 15 лет назад

Hi RomeoReiner, Glad you like the video. I plan on having more clinics when I get moved into the new training facility. Larry T.

@TotalHorseMedia 15 лет назад

Larry, I bought one of yours and use it judiciously with fantastic results. Good quality equipment that does the job quickly. Sal

@ltrocha 15 лет назад

I'm glad you like it Duane. Take care, Larry T.

@ltrocha 15 лет назад

Hey Wings, Good to hear you're getting such great results. Take care, Larry T.

@ltrocha 15 лет назад

Good to hear the German Martingale is working well for you Mike. I appreciate your comments. Take care, Larry T.

@garry4346 15 лет назад

very good really enjoyed it

@ltrocha 15 лет назад

Thanks you guys.

@ltrocha 15 лет назад

Claire, I think different strokes for different folks. It's all good in the right situation. Larry T.

@ndarkf3805 4 года назад

Very helpful video!!

@ltrocha 4 года назад

I'm glad you liked it, Natalia

@light9623 6 лет назад

Thanks Larry. Valuable info

@ltrocha 6 лет назад

You are welcome, Mary. I uploaded a couple new videos few weeks ago. Go to my channel and check them out. I think you will like them.

@merockie 13 лет назад

You said that this is designed to use with only a snaffle, so can I do as you said until while working my horse in the arena and correcting him BUT then put on his regular bit (a mexican bit) when we go on trail? He was used in the mexican rodeos and I rescued him about two years ago. He tends to bob his head and do a few hops when I try stopping him from a trot or lope. I know I'm in my seat, this doesn't happen with my other horses - just him. So I want to correct that.

@ATOZNC 12 лет назад

@ltrocha Nice answer =D

@ltrocha 15 лет назад

Hi 52, The reins with the rings attached, are part of the German Martingale. They are purchased as one whole unit. Take care, Larry T.

@echo3rhythm 12 лет назад

id you dont mind me asking ...what reins are you using mr.trocha? just training reins? im having trouble finind reins with rings on them at our tack stores! any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks so much! Your videos are very straight forward and beneficial. Take care! Laura

@Anomaly003 13 лет назад

I am able to get my horse to put his head down when I lift my reins, and give him a squeeze, but as soon as I release to him he brings his head up again. He also has a bad habit of sticking his nose up in the air when I ask him to stop. It's hard teaching him other things when I'm still teaching him where I want his head. This martingale looks like it will be very helpful.. But since my horse already knows to give to the bit, should I not need it? Your opinion would be great!

@52horses 15 лет назад

Where do you find reins with rings already attached. Never used GM.

@Gabey_inc 14 лет назад

How come this equipment is not suitable for a curb bit with shanks based on leverage? Thanks once again Larry///

@kitzifriedman4469 2 года назад

Could you please contrast this to a chambon? Just wondering if they produce similar results. I have a chambon, but will purchase a German martingale if needed. Thanks! :)

@ltrocha 2 года назад

I've never used one so I really can't say.

@kitzifriedman4469 2 года назад

@@ltrocha Thanks! I went ahead and bought one, cause who doesn't love getting new horsey stuff in the mail???