Rider Confidence - How To Safely Stop A Horse From Bucking, Spooking Or Running Away 

How to lope slow with COMPLETE CONTROL: online.horsetrainingvideos.com/lope-slow-with-control/ or How to fix your horse's BAD BEHAVIOR: online.horsetrainingvideos.com/fix-bad-behavior/

There’s so much truth to that! Some people believe confidence comes from having a well behaved horse, but it does actually come from having control of your horse in any situation because even if they are trained and behave well they are still a horse, and can be fresh or spook at something and knowing that you can stop the horse from reacting and quickly bring them back to thinking things through is key, but this doesn’t come easy, time, lessons, education, and effort are going to be needed from the rider, Thanks Larry always love watching ❤

Great advice, Larry.

Thanks Larry. Solid advice, as usual

How to fix your horse's BAD BEHAVIOR: online.horsetrainingvideos.com/fix-bad-behavior/

Greetings Boss

I trained my horse and that included training him on one rein stops. We do not do them regularly now but I know if I ever need it I have that in my back pocket. I recently attended a clinic and the clinician feels that training one rein stops on a horse is a bad idea because they learn to ignore it or they learn how to run with their heads bent around. He recommended never training it on a horse, but practicing yourself with a set of reins attached to something. I kinda see where he's going but I'm not sure I fully buy it, because I feel like if you haven't taught the horse how to give laterally like that, the one rein stops WON'T work when you need it. Curious for your thoughts on this.