Always great stuff. Thanks Matt

Thanks for your tip

I love how this video also goes into rider problems and anxiety. Could we see more videos that would help with rider related issues or improving our showmanship? I think us Non-Pros would really benefit !

Amazing tips and exercises as usual. Quality stuff here.

Awesome tip Mr. Mills

Awesome! Very helpful tip...will try this...!

Thats a good one!

Thanks Mat!! Going to use this 3 cones method. Should be a good exercise to work a horse with leg commands.

Great exercise!!!!

what a niiiiice horse

Great Tip, thank you for sharing Hello from Australia 😎 🇦🇺

Hi again MATT A simple focused exercise for both minds. A great tip that comes from a pro that's done it a zillion times! Thx as always for sharing Matt. Pretty sure there's something on the grill waiting for ya! Lol!

That's will Help me

Thanks Matt, Your tip is very clear, useful and practice makes perfect. But being more sure of myself feels better for my horse, I think, that's how I read it. sorry my english is not always perfect. Thank you Roos 🙋🏻‍♀️🤗💪🏻😃

Awesome video and best part it’s a drill you could use in any disline 😍.. question your fur-mate looks like he’d be little rough to ride

Nice horse.

Can you talk about sliding plates

My favourite exercise to have a horse get focused on me is the 5 second game. Very simple really, change what you're doing every 5 seconds

Is that just sand you are riding in? Looks like a really nice material to ride on

This Roscoe is a really nice mover...

This will help me have confidence win ride her can I do do at a walk with my horse i have cone

Well explained but the horse is heavy in the forehand. Good exercise

My horse buck out

Toward the end there I saw Rosco almost trip about 4 different times.⚠️⚠️⚠️

Which horse is this? Has a really pretty face. Almost dainty and Arabian looking in the head shape

"that will help a horse that has anxiety and anticipates running through the middle of a reining pattern." With all due respect Mr. Mills. Anxiety is a human emotion and if you’re referring to the rider’s anxiety rather than the horse’s then please disregard my subsequent criticism here. Horses do not possess the part of the brain that interprets or expresses emotion in the same sense that humans do. Lastly, I am not some novice just taking potshots at you. I stood and bred Colonel’s Smoking Gun (Gunner) for his first two breeding seasons at Kim’s place in New Jersey and was there when Brian scored a 233 on him in the 2001 USET semifinals. As well as the fact that I have been a professional horseman for well over 45 years, now retired. But please keep in mind I am not in any way trying to diminish your spectacular accomplishments in the reigning world. The only other thing I would say and maybe it’s because I am very traditional when it comes to reining horses. I am not a fan of that peanut roller look that many of your horses have. And I know you come from a WP background, but it just bothers me to see that in this sport and especially when it is coupled with the dead tails, and you know what I mean when I say that. Yes, I am acutely familiar with that procedure, because I use to manage Alan Donell’s veterinary clinic in Pilot Point Texas. And I know you know who that is.😉 Be safe and well and continued success to you and your team.