This is what happens when the mental aspect of training is left out

This is a very nice pretty broke horse but she has some issues. When she was trained they left out the mental aspect and now that is holding her back.
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[@karensullivan8458]

You understand horses so well. It's a pleasure to watch your videos.

[@evelynwaugh4053]

What a gorgeous mare, elegant, flashy, and great conformation.

[@marylynnblack9258]

Some of my Arabians rubbed their mane off in the spring/summer .It was neck thread worms and Quest and Ivermectin paste wormer cleared it up. Hope this is helpful.

[@brendaschroder2508]

Great break down of basic elements of training. You can see she is starting to connect her mind to the task you ask. Nice Changes. Thank you Tim.

[@peterneilsen6249]

Good morning all. Great Job Tim., Thank you for reply of problem with live the other day, good luck with next live. thank you Tim & Melinda for Video,😄😆

[@timandersonhorsetraining]

That's not the issue here.

[@donnac.1609]

I used to put numbers and ride to them in my large outdoor arena. It really helped to have something to set my sight on. It worked great for lessons, too!

[@caobita]

So, when the horse is asked to move the front sideways and the horse pushes forward, the consequence is to back him/her up before asking for it again... good to know, thanks for sharing 🖒

[@debraclogston9379]

Ask the Easter bunny for a go pro. Then you can with take us on the road with you!😮

[@Kharris92130]

Wow, Tim, I’m reminded, once again, that I learn something every single video of yours I watch. My mare steps forward every time mount. I’ll try backing her and asking her to go in a different direction. Simple technique, and genius!

[@donnac.1609]

I really like this mare! She does look and act Arabian....she should be a terrific endurance horse! Very easy on the eyes....

[@marilynbridges8697]

Love Dancer!! She is a gorgeous Arabian!

[@ilghad]

Love your explanations step by step, very helpful!!!

[@donnac.1609]

The breed combo on Dreamer is super nice!

[@allic8571]

I wish I'd known you were having a clinic in Maryland!!!

[@KathleenKrupar]

Your haircut looks very nice!

[@jays4979]

Is she a little stiff on her back left?

[@joeward117]

I was wondering if you could get a recording device to video film some long rides? I love seeing different countryside views.

[@timandersonhorsetraining]

I have tried but it is hard to ride a green horse and video too.

[@yessabell1707]

❤❤❤

[@allisonconley6339]

How can you tell a horse has had alot of miles on them ,,,, just curious

[@arribaficationwineho32]

I am not the trainer but they have confidence, know most signals and aids and are not generally as spooky as less experienced horses. Anyone add what I missed. I ride but don’t train

[@arribaficationwineho32]

I need to see Lena! She sounds interesting!

[@FOCHS5]

Dropped hockey on rear left?

[@melindaharrington7588]

Interesting observations from you guy's. Many horses have confirmation, or favouring different parts of their body. That leads to their detriment, in some people's eyes. Some horses are born that way, others have become that way. From lack of work, injury, or riders that don't know how to supple, and strengthen the problem. She is a lovely looking, and a matured horse. I don't believe, in there is a perfect looking or perfect moving horse. Sometimes they are born with issues, just like humans can be. Horses and people, that are a bit different to the crowd. Are still valuable, and can often teach us new things. As long as the horse, isn't lame and in pain. You should still see their potential, value it, ride it. And try to work on improving, and strengthening their problem area's. Getting help from someone like Tim, if you don't know what to do to help them. Nice looking horse. But I do love black horses 😁 Your comments were interesting, thank you both for sharing them 🙂 👌
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[@Inge-x8t]

Hopefully you don't mind me asking, but doesn't she walk funny with her hind legs?

[@timandersonhorsetraining]

I talked about that in her other videos.

[@jmm6593]

She is beautiful. Anglo Arab?

[@joannehuttenhoff2701]

That's my guess 🙂

[@seneynah]

Could be purebred but a leggy polish line

[@timandersonhorsetraining]

That is my guess too but I don't know.

[@nidagiddens7080]

When do use a single twisted wire or a double twisted wire?