Riding Fundamentals

Before your horse can neck rein he needs to respond to direct rein commands.

Bud explains the importance of working with your horse to advance a little each day. Solidify the fundamentals and make sure your horse has consistency.

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Before your horse can neck rein he needs to respond to direct rein commands.

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