Mckenna Merrill That's great news!  Thanks for sharing.  As far as standing quietly, I fnd that a job helps more than anything.  Perhaps tie her out and go get her from time to time to do some work.  Maybe trot or lope some circles or something more relevant if possible.  Then, tie her back up.  She'll learn that standing around is preferable to the alternative.  It will take a while though.  So don't get discouraged.  🙂 

Lynn Morrison I keep the drugs on hand to make it simple, but some horses can be trained.  I think the key is to keep things comfortable for him.  No cold hands or cold water🥶!  I'm not aware of a non-rinse product.  I use Excalibur.

Stephen Gowling You are appreciated my friend!

Phil Mandelbaum I'm glad to hear that yall had a good time!  Thanks for the update and the kind words!

Amanda That's a 1/2" x 20' double braid nylon.  Would you like one?  I can send you a link later today if you like.

Amanda Bradshaw here's a link:  https://b1horsemanship.com/programs/what-size-is-your-round-pen-547ba5

Amanda Bradshaw have you seen the video we made on my round pen?  

John Britton  I would definitely recommend starting her over with the ES20.  Keep in mind that it could take a while so don't get frustrated with her. Most of the race horses don't have much of a foundation even though they might be gentle.  Stay persistent with the flag and remember to back off whe she gives you a little attention.  try to start with a glance or an ear flick to begin with and build from there.  Keep s updated.🙂