In this video, Clem Lee explains the steps needed to start training a horse to rack. He also shows the physical requirements in bone structure required to learn and perform this exciting gait.
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Thankyou for this video, its facinating. Its always been a mystery to me how these saddlebreds are trained. Thankyou!
how do you get a good head-set like all of the horses you work with have. how do you get them to bring their nose in.
i have a national show horse that is trained for western,and hes really good at western.but i’d like to show him in saddleseat english pleasure.i’ve ridden him a couple of times in my english cutback saddle.he usually doesnt do anything bad except toss his head and kick while im on .but i can tell hes not very comfortable/confident
what can i do to get him use to the english saddle .and a full bridle?what should i do?
I stumbled across these videos and am quite pleased! What a great idea and fantastic way to help out the AOT! Thank you for these!
Thanks for the really helpful tips. Can’t wait to get to the barn in the morning! And… what a beautiful NATURAL mare.