Easy Stop info at www.horsetrainingvideos.com In this video, reining and cutting horse trainer, Larry Trocha demonstrates how to properly adjust and use the Easy Stop. The Easy Stop is not designed to be used by a novice or un-skilled rider. Nor should it be used on a green or a poorly trained horse. “Training Tips” when using an Easy Stop to aid your horse training: With the Easy Stop on your horse, say “whoa” and apply light pressure with the reins as a cue to stop. The instant the horse stops, release all pressure as his reward for responding. If you say “whoa” and the horse does not respond or doesn’t respond well enough, correct him with several “bumps” with the Easy Stop. Example: Whoa… bump, bump, bump, release. Some of the top trainers on the west coast, will use an “Easy Stop” underneath a snaffle bit. Ask lightly for the stop with the snaffle. If the horse doesn’t respond with a good stop, give a couple of light bumps with the “Easy Stop” to correct him. Repeat this several times until the horse gets the idea.

www.HorseTrainingVideos.com Part 2. Professional reining and cutting horse trainer, Larry Trocha demonstrates how to correctly use the HeadSetter. Many trainers use this piece of equipment to teach their horse good head position while stopping, rolling back, working cattle etc. Especially useful when the horse is in the process of learning to work in a curb bit. It’s designed to help lower the horse’s poll. When used properly, the Headsetter encourages the horse to work with a low head and level top-line. Unlike a tie-down, this Headsetter works mainly on the horse’s poll. A horse can comfortably carry his head in a “natural” position. Made of 3/16″ hard-twist, nylon/poly rope with braided rawhide buttons. The sliding nose-piece only comes into affect when the horse’s nose is raised way too high. Be aware, this is the ONLY headsetter on the market designed to work like this. Cheap copy-cat headsetters are NOT made the same as this one. This professional-quality headsetter comes with a fully adjustable, nylon tie-down strap with a stainless steel snap. You can purchase this professional quality HeadSetter at: www.horsetrainingvideos.com

www.HorseTrainingVideos.com Part 1. Professional reining and cutting horse trainer, Larry Trocha demonstrates how to correctly use the HeadSetter. Many trainers use this piece of equipment to teach their horse good head position while stopping, rolling back, working cattle etc. Especially useful when the horse is in the process of learning to work in a curb bit. It’s designed to help lower the horse’s poll. When used properly, the Headsetter encourages the horse to work with a low head and level top-line. Unlike a tie-down, this Headsetter works mainly on the horse’s poll. A horse can comfortably carry his head in a “natural” position. Made of 3/16″ hard-twist, nylon/poly rope with braided rawhide buttons. The sliding nose-piece only comes into affect when the horse’s nose is raised way too high. Be aware, this is the ONLY headsetter on the market designed to work like this. Cheap copy-cat headsetters are NOT made the same as this one. This professional-quality headsetter comes with a fully adjustable, nylon tie-down strap with a stainless steel snap. You can purchase this professional quality HeadSetter at: www.horsetrainingvideos.com Larry Trocha Training Stable www.HorseTrainingVideos.com

www.HorseTrainingVideos.com In this 3-part series, reining and cutting horse trainer, Larry Trocha critiques the training of a quarter horse mare in the beginning stages of reining training. Larry gives a detailed outline of how this horse and rider could improve. Very good information for any horseman interested in training their horse for reining, reined cow horse or working cow horse. If you want help training your horse to spin, this video is for you. Larry Trocha’s training stable is located in the northern Calififornia horse country. Feel free to contact Larry if you’d like your horse trained for cutting, reining or reined cow horse competition.