Man,…I know its i guess the trendy thing now but I really think this looks like really ruff for both parties in comparison to this training when there smaller.,,,..but I commend yall truly yall obviously love what you do❤

Excellent video , thank you for showing this. This has really helped me in training my 1 year filly.

If you did raise the cokt you shoukd have long had it halter broke

Did you raise the colt

Something really funny is that I watched this video like 6 months ago to help me with a weanling that looked and behaved just like the one in this video (LIKE THEY'RE NEARLY IDENTICAL) and now she's a well-behaved member of society most of the time.

That is one fine looking Blue Roan, a guy could do lots a ranching on that boy!!

I know those pastures come at a cost in wintertime, but it sure was beautiful the day you filmed!

disgusting

Hello, I want to know how to measure bar angle in saddle ?

Horses only know what we teach them, they arnt born knowing what is expected of them. That horse wasnt reachijg to bite, it was an investgatie behaviour. First dont rub their heads use the wither area, waving your arms in front of the fce is a gamtothemt. This horse wasnt getting clear direction from the person. The horse was never trying to.get out of.somethi.g

You all talking shit about this guy, I bet half you mfers haven’t even see a horse.

How do I teach a young horse to lunge?

Just looked, they are $5,995.00 now. Absolutely insane.

My mare just had her baby a month ago, and its the first foal im ever training myself. I'll be sure to save this video for when she's weaned ❤

Great video Becky. I appreciate being willing to call yourself out too. Need more content like this for sure.

You are very talented rider. You are an asset to your horse making it easier for him to do his job.

I don't agree with barrel racing. Good quality, high bred and very expensive horses playing a GAME. But I appreciate that you have a method to this madness. I think you could take your horse and go do something else with your horse because you have put a lot of quality training in him. I think if a horse is trained with the Basic Handle he can do anything you would ever need him to do. Good work.

Great video! Thank you

And ive just watches you're video and it shows me how to handle him when he bites

Ive have a six month old colt to and he does the same thing

We had a ASHDA draft colt born to us in February, hes a real looker, didnt know he has Man O war in his pedigree! Also Apache Double famous Appy race horse.

😂 laundry mats just love us horsey people! Lol! Wait till the winter blankets come rolling in!😅😊

YES! Western saddles make me crazy because the makers rarely if ever stamp them with measurements so it is a guessing game, or trying to measure a tree on a completed saddle on the shelf which is difficult.

Great video. Very helpful.

Thanks for the help on the dog issue. I too have four very helpful dogs.

Another great video.

I can't believe how explicit and precise this video is. This is exactly what I needed. Thank you for sharing.

Great video. I hope that you continue to make these videos.

Great explanation !

It is not possible to "De-Sensitize" a horse. What you can do and what this video really shows is an example of some ways to do "EXPOSURE THEAPY" The real goal is too reduce the fear level of a horse while making sure it is still: Accepting, Aware of and Engaged in it's environment. Some may think this is parsing words but it is in reality a different way of thinking about educating horses and not making them DULL to what around them.

This is beautiful work 👏

Great tips !! And super nice horse, as always from Lauing Ranch <3

I'm sorry, but you have absolutely no clue about pressure and the proper release of the pressure. "The harder they fight the quicker they learn"... are you kidding??!!! Terrible for the baby horse.

I had my nose broken when I was 12 from having my head over the horse's as I went to halter them. To this day I'm careful, but just last night I got bitten HARD in the back... after my inner voice told me not to have my back to this mare's head while brushing mud off her belly. Another lesson learned... when you know better, act better, don't just ignore that inner voice! 😂 Complacency is what gets us!

You ride the same horse you lead. Oh boy am I in trouble! 😂 I've wanted to do this with my very bossy almost 3 year old, but never get around to it. It's time to get to it.

Sometimes I'll get the long lines and drive my 4 yr old skipper w. He's a fire breathing dragon when the dogs come with.

I Really like how u start with them so young. Builds such a great foundation building up to starting them. I basically do what ur doing but I’ve picked up tips from you that I think are beneficial. Never to old to keep learning. Thank you 🙏

I don't like to post negative comments but you should not be allowed anywhere near a horse/colt. Your videos are up there in the worst horses trainers ever category. Please stop and learn some gentler methods.

Well explained

Hoping he is looking at back at this video two years later. Foals don't 'like' to flip over. They do that out of fear.

I always enjoy your funny commentary!

That was a think of beauty 🤩

So you know better than to do these things but you are doing them anyway.... Your horse isn't anywhere near ready to perform that maneuver. Your hands need to be educated they are horrific. I don't like saying this to people but I had to on this one especially you making a public video of it.

It wouldn't or shouldn't be hard to watch. It's the way you are going about it that makes it that way. There are better ways to present this to a horse and teach him without putting him in that position to fight, die or give in. There is a difference between doing things for a horse and doing things to them.

As soon as a "trainer" hits the horse it's over. DO. NOT. HIT. YOUR. HORSE! Or any animal for that matter. It's not training, it's just pure abuse.

My colt is pushy and like to kick what can I do

What about a yearling that rears, strikes, and turns the bum to you and kicks when asked to move the feet?

Great video! He sure looks like a nice horse. You've done a super job with his training!

Do you have a catalog left from this sale?

Very cool!