at what point do you call the owner and let them down?? It’s a terrible thing to admit defeat and I know I’m a decent horseman but he’s a trauma llama. Now he’s coming at me with bad intentions. Even if I can get to him the owners are a bit older and the man is a really good horseman but I know he’s scared him. I have done so much. He’s not a horse you can ever trust. 2 2hr sessions for a couple of weeks and he’s never let me catch him again. I feel so sick about the conversation I’m going to have to have. This is the second horse in my career where it seems to be a brain thing. Too many good ones out there.Â
Calib McCollister
Fort Steele, Canada
Colt starter/horse trainer
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Richard yes sir I did exactly that and it went way better then I thought. He’s gunna take him home and bring me a nice 3 yr old filly instead. Even if I got him going there’s something neurological wrong there. Unfortunately he’s not a good partner you would be able to trust.Â