Hi Steven,  I just found this post.  For some reason, this platform is hiding posts from us!  Did you find our other video on laying a horse down?  Richard

Garreth Strickland Your colt looks good.  Did you start on him yet?

Hi Cameryn,  My apologies for not responding to your post!  This platform is very difficult to navigate and your post never came to my attention (others too).  How are things going with your gelding?  Did you get his issues worked out?  Richard

Lucas G Truax  😂

Looks like fun!  Did you use the Ocho?

hey Garrett,  I don't know what is wrong with this page but I'm getting all these posts way late.  I'll see if someone can get it straightened out.  I agree with you on the horse.  The truth is, some are worth the risk and some aren't.  It's too bad that there are some that just don't get started right whether its breeding or training.

Hi Steve,  I just found your post.  Sorry for the delayed response.  Obviously his health issues need to be addressed first.  After that, I just recommend a regular schedule of riding.  Everyday if possible.  Include lots of trotting circles and one rein stops.  It would be ideal if the riding could be outside the arena, but considering his habit of pitching, you may want to give him a little more time in confinement for your safety.  Keep us updated on the progress.  Richard

Hey Wes,  Thanks for the welcome!  Good luck with your horses.  Make sure to keep us up to speed on the progress.

Nikoletta Carzis You have a great attitude.  Please keep us updated on your progress!