in this video I'm going to show you how I ask my horse to move her hindquarters
and put her on a circle with all four feet working together and then bring our
nose in and send the hindquarters out the purpose of this exercise is to work
on getting the one rain stopped for when you're riding under saddle so I want to
make sure that I have it fully established on the ground before I need
it when I'm right when you're right keeping them lean it helps with a lot of
things so
hey to be heavy okay I want my horse to operate on a field I
stopped my feet I brake the hindquarters over on the back a little bit
Center the other direction it shouldn't weigh a whole lot okay I've got the tail
of my rope here to use as a driving aid if I need it but I don't want to have to
use it at all
Porter's that so now here comes the drifting after we get back
when I take a bullet her
well access it there
you see the globe to my lead rope you see the bending my horse's neck see the
hindquarters reaching out you see the front end
moving away from me
it's at my feet the finding breaks over okay I had to do so little you really
wanted I had to do so little to get her baby that goose now
so same thing when I step in and I take a hold when I step in take a cold
I'd like to blow the front end out a little bit there
this a lot worse and get excite you just doesn't keep repenting
the break over each step
never once an attacker
drift
this horse can really buck we've all seen that when I take a hold of her head
I want her to give to it
I'm not a bronc rider I don't ever want to have to be there
Oh
so
when you're around me and Urkel you just try to make the hindquarters
step out a little bit inside keep saying okay it is two more minutes to get
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