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Colt Starting: Moving Forward
Teaching your horse how to move forward may sound easier than what it actually is. Bud Lyon explains and demonstrates how to teach a young horse to move forward.

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Learn how to get a colt moving forward and let him do what he wants in order to keep him moving. Work with the colt by keeping its attention and use the lead rope to help steer and set a foundation for direction. 

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