Lynn Morrison good morning.  You've prety much got it figured out.  I run the neck rope through the curb strap when I will be changing direction and through the D on the snaffle when I want to work on one side specifically.  Good luck!🙂

Tammy Waldron it was such a pleasure to come to know you and Bill.  Please come and ride!  

Carol crater Sorry for the late response!  We're working on implementing the equipment thing into each video.  Thanks for the suggestion! Richard

Aubrey Isaacson I just found your post, welcome back!  Reach out anytime with questions and keep us up to date on your progress.  Richard

Stesha Reukauf my gut is telling me that it is colt stuff.  Especially, if it's in the beginning of a session.  I'd just stay consistent with the asking and keep her working the Code until she doesn't do all the silly stuff.  She needs to make those departures without drama, then you know she's ready to get down to business.  Make sense?

Lynn Morrison Great!  Keep us posted.🙂

Jonathan sanchez How're things going?  We haven't heard from you in a while.

Glad to hear you're enjoying the series!

Lynn Morrison I use the fence quite a bit in the roundpen when I'm starting them.  Mostly the foundation for the rollback comes from correcting them when they try to cut across the pen.  I'll turn them all the way around and then turn them back when we get to the fence.  If I need the fence in the arena, I'll use it. 

A young horse is ready when they understand what a pull on the snaffle bit means and respond to it by looking and going in the direction of the pull.  Make sense?

Camdon Corzatt Thank you for that!  You guys need to come back for some more some time.  🙂