Kelly M.  Thanks for the update.  Hope to see you on this week's live.

Nicolas D. me too.

Robbin W. I think it's ok to start with it.  I can't see a reason not to.  Let me know how it goes, ok?  RB

Nicolas D. sorry for the late response!  Welcome, and I hope we can help.  We'll be in Bourge En Bresse in October for clinics.  Can you come?🙂  RB

Robbin W. Welcome!  I hope we can help.  Cute ponies!😀

Calib brother, I'm super excited for you!  I know how it feels to lose a dad.  My heart goes out to you.  Here's to horses that help us heal!!😁

Anna Hedrich Hi! 

Been on the road the last couple of days, so sorry for the delay. 

Thanks for the kind words!  A few things on tying with a snaffle.  I don't like to do it when they are fresh or if I expect there could be any shenanigans.  A buddy close by is best.  I like to keep the rope about 20 inches (what's that in metrics?🤦‍♂️) from his chin to the rail or post.  But, I like to soft tie the horse so that if he gets in a bind, the rope will slip.  I don't leave them and go off to do something else, I just try to stay bust near by.  The reasoning behind the exercise is simple.  Let the horse get comfortable wearing a piece os steel in his mouth and teach him to stand quietly at the same time.  If he gets anxious, just untie him and put him to work for a few minutes, then tie him back up.  Rinse and repeaat until you have the quiet horse you want.  Let me know how it goes!  RB

Nice work!!

sheri A. I like Bill Black.🙂