focusing only on you. You may have to pull him around at first to hold his attention and don’t allow him to step forward until you ask him to. After he can stand still on a loose lead, you should ask him to come forward one step only, stop him and send him back again. Get him used to giv- ing you your space and respectfully waiting for you to tell him what’s next. Good luck and stay focused.
Jeff Cook trains horses in Tucson Az. and competes in Extreme Mustang Makeovers. He owns Dream Horse Az. Along with his wife Kelsey.
So, let’s start with sending our horse back 3- 4 feet and get him to stand, looking at us with both eyes. You may be able to send him back just by wiggling your lead rope or lightly tapping the rope with your whip in rhythm, if he doesn’t re- spond by stepping back, increase the energy you send down your rope. At first, it may take a lot of energy. Remember, to stop asking as soon as he steps back, because the release of pressure is everything to the horse. Make sure that when he backs up, he stays there, looking at you with both eyes and
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