Calib

Grasmere, Canada

Colt starter/horse trainer

24 Jun 21:15

Sorry guys my phone died. Was doing chores. 

hope it helps you 

Split reins or a crop. As soon as you feel him start to think about changing gates a lil motivational touch on the butt will help. They figure it out really quick and you’ll need less and less of it. 

Works on the ground too 

Squeezing with both legs in the horses rhythm helps too. B1 has a few good videos of it in a long trot. Watch anything with developing speed control in the library 

We’ll see you Wednesday 

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19 Jun 13:30

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Just wanna say thank you to the b1 crew. Changed my entire program on starting horses. Been a massive fan and study every video. Best program and has helped me make some people very happy with having a good solid safe horse with an incredible foundation. Have a beautiful weekend!! 

Thank you Mr boatwright and family and crew!!

I appreciate you 

Calib

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Great work!! Keep us posted 

13 Jun 11:00

Richard Yes absolutely!! I tried on Wednesday last week but my time is different and I was still riding horses. What time is it there? It’s 9 am here 

10 Jun 09:08

I’m right on the British Columbia and Montana boarder. A little village called grasmere. I find sheds every ride pretty well. It’s magnificent country 

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05 Jun 22:41

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Lil fella comin along 

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05 Jun 22:38

Rope their feet also lead them by the feet. Hold them as a Ferrier would. If you can’t then work on getting them so you can hold them as such. Get an old rasp and get them used to it. Bring in stands so they see them and get used to them. 

Try all of it over and over and over. Be kind and give them time to process. Start small. 

B1 has some good vids. 

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