Colt Starting: Pressure and Release

Bud Lyon demonstrates how he works with un-broke horses to prepare them for a discipline-specific training program.

Working with a young horse means you must start with very basic technique. When starting a colt, you should start by simply teaching him pressure and release.

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Bud Lyon demonstrates how he works with un-broke horses to prepare them for a discipline-specific training program.

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