Everyone, meet Pretzel!
He is a recently gelded 4 year old, with an interesting back story. He was a stallion until last spring (his only baby is last picture on video).
As a foal he always had constant handling, my clients kids were leading him over obstacles, he was often tied, and on a trimming schedule.
When Pretzel was two, his owner had a baby and he was put on the back burner. He has the vet come to castrate him and remove his wolf teeth at 4, it was an experience he wasn't prepared for and it was quite traumatic for him.
Since then he has been explosive, and two attempts to get him trimmed have ended in utter failure.
Pretzel is here to re-learn his trust for people, and pick up where his training left off.
Goodbye sweet Sugar girl :) 🩵
⚡️Zephyr⚡️
The new fella is settling in and learning lots!
I wanted to do a shout out to thank the amazing people who help me with these first rides in the bush on these colts.
Thank you so much for your patience, understanding, and mindfulness towards safety of both people and horses. Sometimes first rides on the trail are good, sometimes bad, but I always know you guys have my back 100% and its a great feeling. You know who you are, I appreciate y'all so much 🥰😘
💜Mavis💜
I am happy to report we have been buck free for 6 sessions now!
Our first session ground driving went extreamily well, a bit spicy but she just wanted to move forward and tuck her bum, no bucking or any other funny buisness.
Such a good baby! 💜💜💜
Welcome back 🔥Tulsa🔥
One of my favorite students is back in the program.
It's a great feeling, I know this horse is capable of great things.
So excited to get to work!
💸Payday💸
Our first week started out rocky with some attitude but he is quickly remembering the job.
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Yes, I was kicking dirt at the wall. This horse is very reactive to sound, especially from behind.