Ivy S. can you send me a video?

Sean R. There's no way to sort them that I'm aware of.  All videos that are part of a series are posted in order, step by step.  Again,  I'm always just an email away.🙂

Calib. Sweet!  She looks like a tank!  keep us posted.🤠

Bryan H.  have you talked to a vet about this?  Did you have his hocks x-rayed during PPE?  After?  I've had several horse's hocks injected over the years with success.  I'd go that route first because no amount of exercise is going to relieve that pain for him.  Once I have pinpointed the source of the pain and addressed that, I would just continue on as normal.  Let us know how it goes.🙂

Sean R. thanks for letting us know.  In order for the search function to work 100% we have to anticipate all the words you might use to search for a video and put them in the title.  We do our best with that, but sometimes it seems impossible.  You can always leave a comment here or shot me an email at richar@b1horsemanship.com and I'll help you find what you're looking for.  In the meantime, we'll see if we can't make that search function better.   Thanks!

SamK man, I don't know.  I guess I'd have to see the horse in person.  Dp you think she's hurting somewhere?

Nice work!

Anna Hedrich I think it would be good to continue on with the training.  It will keep things stable in that part of his life at least.  If he's too distracted, you can always take a break and pick it up later, right?🙂

Brad L. I'd at least go through the colt starting program.  It'll plug any holes in his program and it will give oyu a good foundation to work from.  Maybe include your daughter, too.  If she's like mine, she'll probably get bored quick but maybe she'll pick some of it up🙂.   You'll probably get through it quick then go right into the snaffle bit basics form there.  Good luck and keep us posted.  RB