Good lesson today I would say that little colt earned himself a solid A👍. And to avoid getting kicked when doing this type of training, I'll remember to "keep their face close to me." Great tip! Thanks.🙏

Thank you so much for doing this series. It is a huge help. You have a lot of knowledge, thank you for sharing it

❤🎉 He is quite athletic lol!! Good job not getting kicked, maybe he's learning about lots of things that will help him in the future. 🤗🙏 He's so fun to watch. Thanks for your videos. 🤠⭐😁😊💖

Star is working well…

so wonderful beautiful video my best friend i love it see so nice

It’s easy to see the difference in these two foals. This foal is curious, willing and looking to find the right answer. The other foal is disrespectful, dangerous and wants to be the boss. You handle both of them appropriately. Shows an excellent contrast on how training has to change to suit the individual horse

When should the colt be separated from it's mom?

These foals are coming along way. I'm totally okay with firm, but not harsh whacks with the lunge whip/stick and string that you do. I'm fine with people who either don't make contact or do make contact with that kind of training aid. For me, I'll tell them to move, instead of ask because I just had an argument with someone in the comment section when I mentioned ask, so now I'm using the word 'tell' instead since horses don't ask, and if they don't do what I tell them, I'll tell them again as many times as I want. If they keep repeating not to do what I want them to do, I'll either make contact on the ground or make firm but not harmful contact on the horse to make them move. It what high horses do. And can I say that the person I argued with thinks heirachy is an excuse because he thinks there's no such thing? I'll told this person examples on why there is such a thing, like elephants. When poachers kill off the older male ones, the young ones cause destruction because they don't have that leadership. Any animal that's in s group has a leader. If you and I were horses, and yes, I know we can't act like them, I'm saying if we were horses, and if it's just the two of us, you'll be high horse and I'll be your follower. In a herd, I'll be boss mare, second in command. It's the same thing as training a horse. A high horse can tell other what to do in their herd, but they know their owner or trainer is higher than them.

How old is this foal?

A bit early to be training like this, you might try earning his trust.