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 Hi Susan,

 

This is very common...and with time and patients he will get over it. If you read one of john Lyons books he goes into this in pretty good detail..actually any of the trainers are just as good. It will just take time, he is green in groups. That is all.

 

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From: amy

Date: 11/21/06 09:33:36

To: ridecamp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx

Subject: [RC] Training to allow passing of horse

 

HI there,

This is probably somewhere in the archives but I could

not think of what to put in the search.

I have a horse that I really enjoy, he is great except

for one major problem. Anytime I try to trot or canter

with another horse he has to be in front.  If one

tries to pass him he freaks doing jumping to the side,

cantering off, bucking, and crow hopping.  Or if there

is a horse in front of him I have no control, he has

to be at the same pace.  It is scary.  Does anyone

have any advice?  I can seperate at a walk no problem,

no problems at the walk even if the other horse

leaves.  It is only the faster gaits. I do have

someone that can ride with me but only once a week.

Should I be recruiting people as much as I can or is

this something that will not be gotten over?  Thanks, Amy

 

 

 

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