Akmal Grant good point. Just hold until he stops moving his feet. Try to get one thing at a time. If he just wants to walk around in circles, hold your pressure until you feel him want to stop, then release. Don't be picky. If you feel any kind of change that makes you think he might want to stop, release, then pick it back up again. Once he'll stand quietly, you can work on the rest. Good luck!
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We've made it home safe from or epic adventure in France and we have all been forever changed by the experience. The people were welcoming, the accommodations were perfect, and the food was incredible! All I can say is that we will be back. Here are a few pics, I'll share more as I can.
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Stephen Gowling He's cool! Can't wait to see you ride him!😜 No doubt he will be very well taken care of, he's lucky you spotted him. Keep us updated on his progress. He'll sort of be our mascot!😂