Yearlings in training

Boy horses are never to young to learn. Here are two Yearling fillies in training getting a good foundation so when they become old enough to ride or drive they will be already to move on. Ground work is everything to a horse. This is pretty much the cellar to your house if you don't build your cellar right the house will fall in or you will have to go back and fix the cellar and that is twice as much work after you have already built the house. So on to building the cellar.

First I teach all my horses to move there hind Quarters no mater the age. This is the engine and if you can't control it on the ground don't expect it to work under saddle. Then I teach them to move the front Quarters. This is your steering wheel and you are the one controlling not the horse. Many horses have a tie rod gone and the horse lean on you when you try to move them around. Believe me you don't want to care a horses front end its quiet heave as it has the head neck and thoughts big shoulders oh yeah don't for get those front legs that like to step on your toes. Teach them to carry their own weight and get out of your space.

Now I teach a lunging for respect 1 and 2. Now we are not lunging to get the horse tired we are teaching them something. We are teaching personal space, Liston to me because I am the heard mare, which all boils down to respect. After I teach this I go on to trust me I won't hurt you no mature how scary it is. Look at some of the amazing things you can do with your little ones.

Here is a Gypsy Cob filly and a Reg Paint filly doing some tarp work. Mind you this is not the first lesson but every thing I have done with these fillies has prepared them for almost anything I put in front or behind or on them. Currently I have Four Yearlings in training. These two girls are for sale and you can check them out on the forsale page. If you are looking for training please check out the training page for more info and email me for pricing. Have a great day.