The horse's name should be spelled "Eh" if he's Canadian. Also, can we edit the description to read: Kaden Richard is working to build rodeo horses and show horses and, in this practice session, he talks through developing a solid head horse and eliminating brace throughout the run, as well as building consistency in a head horse.
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Understanding Buttons in a Head Horse
Rhen Richard and Trinity Haggard work together to ensure the horses in the A&C Racing and Roping program are honest and solid. That starts at the beginning of the program, and they explain all of the buttons they need and put into head horses in their program on the horses they raise and train.
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Maintaining a Good Mind in a Head Hor...
Exactly how does the A&C Racing and Roping program maintain good-minded horses throughout the grueling futurity training process? Trinity Haggard explains how they start their colts to keep their heads in the game across their entire careers.
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Transitioning Into the Bridle
Trinity Haggard is A&C Racing and Roping’s colt-starting specialist, and in this video he rides a rope-horse prospect as he begins transitioning him from a snaffle to a bridle. Haggard explains how to show the horse how to respond to the leg and the bridle, explaining pressure and release and the...
