Working a Young Horse on the Flag

RL Chartier explains why trainers work young horses on the flag before introducing them to cattle.

Using a flag is beneficial for young horses to introduce your horse to cattle. Starting a horse on the flag allows your horse to build muscle memory as he works on the repetition.

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RL Chartier explains why trainers work young horses on the flag before introducing them to cattle.

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