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I have found that the easiest way to crupper train the difficult horse, is to put a training surcingle on them, and connect it to the surcingle.  I have done this and let them wear in the stall while they were eating a meal.  They can't really do much in a 12 x 12 box stall in the way of hurting themselves, and you can have the chicken way out and not have to ride them while they learn. :))   Once they get used to that, lunge them with it.  They should be ready to hit the trail after only a few times.

 

Jody

Marlene Moss <Marlene@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Here?s some notes I jotted down a few years ago after training one horse that was quite difficult and another that we did in the middle of a ride halfway down a mountain!  http://www.kineticequineanalysis.com/kea/view_product.asp?category_ID=57&prod_ID=194

Marlene

 

Marlene Moss

Saddle Fitting - www.KineticEquineAnalysis.com

Boarding/Training - www.LosPinos-CO.com

 

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