Great story! Work smarter, not harder. Would love a follow up video showing the training aids you discussed. Thanks, again.

Larry, will you recommend a head setter? What does it look like? Is it a tie down with nose band?

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Amazing tips larry, i am from Paraguay 🇵🇾 i’ll teach this to my horses especially for Amanecer mi little boy

Really appreciate the clear and detailed narration. Very helpful to know why you are doing what you are doing! Again, very calm and responsive horse. Thanks.

she looks good to me....collected. larry you own such gorgeous horses. you are a lucky guy.

Sure is supple !

91/2 minutes and no mention of the principle of bend to fix the problem. Does that come with the purchase of the video?

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Results are at sight

She seems like a quick learner. Really like how gentle you are with her. Thanks, again.

Great video! Thanks, Larry. Nice to see the horse working so well and so calmly.

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Thank you again for your training information it is extremely helpful!

Thanks!

AAAWWW !!!, Hurts just seen it !!!

Thanks, Larry. Scary stuff. So glad you have two programs to help.

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Awsome video. I would love to see a lesson on an even less experianced horse. Your green horses look like my best broke horses.

Great job, thanks

Nice colt, thanks for the video!

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Thanks!

What kind of bit are you using?

Great narration of the steps used to get the correct lead. Thanks, again. Very helpful.

Good video, he just needs to learn the correct front foot position before he turns. That's why he stumbles from time to time. I help mine with that at the beginning stages so they naturally turn smoothly after practice.

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Really clear instructions. Very helpful. Thanks. I would not have thought that the cow on the outside would be a better choice!

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Good looking horse!

Great video! I really appreciate how clear and detailed you make the steps. Thanks.

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Shame on the Breeder for on selling a known dangerous horse. For money. Zero thought for the buyer. Zero interest in the potential harm it was going to do to anyone else, as long as it wasn't them. Shame on the Breeder for not addressing a dangerous badly bred horse and euthenasing them. But no, this Breeder saw money as the answer. There's plenty of good horses 🐎 out there. Don't add a psycho badly bred horse to get money. Critique your breeding Bloodlines. Critique your foal handling and start thinking beyond your wallet $$$ and ask yourself Why are 'you' selling 'your' horse. If it isn't good for you as a Breeder horse owner, then don't sell it! Period!

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Out of 100 people who watch this, only 3 will Actually Release after Each Press when they get the response. The other 97 will try to just use more pressure, and the horse will learn to ignore it, or get irritated. Only the 3 will get the results they're after. Excellent video Larry. :) Maybe I'm wrong ;)

How many days of training did this horse have? It seems 2nd nature for him to move forward relaxed

Just Right! Very good

Very good! I have seen this video many times, I do love to watch it again , Salute You Boss

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This video was very informative on conformation, I did learn some things, the deep flank, low hock, I did know that the front cannon bones were supposed to be shorter, but I didn’t know about the back legs, this horses hip is really nice, I did think the neck was a bit skinny, the length was beautiful but I prefer a little thicker neck and shoulders and maybe as he grows more and matures that would happen, yes a nice colt all around 👍🏻

Thank you for this video, it's helpful in learning and confirming some of my own thoughts. Hope you do some more. Wondering on physical features, what you have found in regard to whorls of fur patterns (mostly on face and neck) in regard to having a good mind?

I really appreciate this video. Thank you.

I like the video, thank you. Interesting what you like about the thick waistline, like almost is big as the heartgirth. I have always liked a horse with big heartgirth but tucked up tight waistline. But I am not doing cutting or reigning events, I do a lot of miles on my horses, trotting and loping and some cow work (more basic pushing and driving long distances vs cutting and sorting in small spaces). My experience is that the horses that can lope and trot in steep country all day (what I do) typically have large heartgirth but tight tucked up waistline, with developed core muscles pulling the waistline up tight. I guess when you say performance horse, it depends on what kind of performance you are looking for. I consider my thoroughbred a performance horse, he can do back to back 2 minute miles with heavy me and a western saddle on his back, has a 5.5 mph walk that I really like, and can jump over fences, and very large downed trees, can stop quickly, he has narrrow waist compared to his huge heartgirth, but perhaps he would not be great for cutting or reigning. Everything else I learned in yoru video I am in 100 percent agreement with. However, I always have a tough time with the shoulder angles, I have a tough time telling between steep and less angled shoulder line, it is not clear for me. One of my horses (a doc bar quarter horse) is an incredible athlete in every way, can move like a sports car, can stop on a dime, can lope and trot all day, perhaps quicker than any other horse I have been around. Someone told me she is straight shouldered...I look and I cannot tell if she is straight shoulder or not. Depends on her position. All the shoulders on horses look good to me!

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his bnack legs don't mve nice. thin. feet look good.

Larry thanks again for your expertise in conformation, you are spot on! Took a lesson from you years ago and it was beneficial to me and my horse!

Awsome video. Need more of these. This is the first time ive eber heard of a low hawk being a good thing. Could somone tell me a bit more about why? I understand a short cannon bone. But ive nevee heard of a low hawk before

Very effective to have me first think about how I would assess this colt. I learned a lot! Thanks, again.

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