Introduction to Ranch Trail: Adding Lopeover logs

Once your ranch trail horse is comfortable loping over one log, it's time to bring out multiple logs.

As your horse gets comfortable going over ranch trail lopeover logs, you can gradually add more logs and teach him how to rate over the logs and go over lopeover obstacles.

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Once your ranch trail horse is comfortable loping over one log, it's time to bring out multiple logs.

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