Alastor and I worked on Jeffries method, which started out slow because he was unsure about me jumping up and down by his side. He got used to it this morning and I came back in the afternoon. This afternoon, I redid the Jeffries method and was able to lay across his back. After laying on his back, I swung my legs up and layed parallel with his back. After laying on him and rubbing him for awhile, I dropped my legs on each side and sat up on him. He did great! Just looking around, had his back leg cocked, like no big deal. That concludes the 4th day!!
About Me
- Marcus Wadley
- I live in Springtown, Texas. I train horses for a living and also compete in the Extreme Cowboy Races when I can. Now I'm competing in the Extreme Mustang Makeover.
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www.cowhorsesupply.com
Backing Through the zig zag
Working Alastor
working 2 horses at the same time
Working Alastor
not wanting to lead
Jefferies Method
working at night
2nd ride
happy to see a lot of talent in the little guy
logs at a trot
Bridge
Going Through The Course
riding good
hay ring
Day #9
spinning
got to love texas
couldnt pic a better sky to ride in
Working Alastor
Getting him to calm down
2nd ride
doing good
2nd ride
getting him to go both ways
4 comments:
Good luck with your mustang!
Wow! You're very brave for getting on him so soon! I have heard about the Jeffrey method, but never tried it, you must have it pretty well figured out! Keep up the good work, I look forward to meeting in April!
Just wanted to say I'm enjoying your updates and good luck with your Mustang!
Very impressive, indeed!
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