jeff kaptein you just have to stay patient and keep at it.  I encounter it all the time.  Sometimes I have to wait a long time, just redirecting and sending forward.  Never had it fail though.  Don't quit!🙂

Calib McCollister man, I'm glad to hear my ramblings are helping.  You've got it though.  Just keep going.  As far as tips for that horse, roping is a good option if you don't think he'll try to jump out of the pen.  I've had horses like him that I just rope over and over and they finally come broke.  No guarantees, but if all else fails...

Good luck and keep us posted.  Richard

Up now.  Check it out.

Bryan Salazar Mine is 40'. That is what i prefer for working afoot.  Anything larger and I'll want to be mounted to start colts.  I really prefer the 40.

Jillian Wehner  have you seen the ones with Lucky and Magnolia?  Just search the word "trailer" in the search bar.  They should come up.

Jillian Wehner  I would imagine that any vigorous exercise would help.   If it were me, I'd try to ignore it and see if the horse gets over it in time.  If not, I'd get him out and do something like trotting circles to occupy his time.  Then he'd be glad to stand in his stall alone🙂

Terri Postma Great to hear!

Damon Farrar 😂 Glad you enjoyed it!

Angie Doan We are going to make a video on this subject next week.  Stay tuned.  By the way, glad to hear you're having success!🤠

Randy Andren  Great work!