our submission for coaching with @PatrickKingHorsemanship for the In Hand MasterClass. Included is a short clip of our work at liberty as well. I have really wanted to get the poll release, rein back/half halt, and position 1 relaxed and accurate before progressing to position 2. music property of @buckaroogirlAdrian ***I do not own the rights to the music***

Cassie Bowling and Vinny Ridden Trail -Novice T&J Virtual Show Vinny is a 6 year old Azteca gelding We live in the desert and do not own an umbrella lol, so we substituted a flag and substituted the tarp for the bridge.

Kathy Yriarte and Ella In - Hand Trail Novice Ella is a 9 year old BLM mustang mare that I adopted at 4 years old. She was diagnosed as neurologic last month and is ataxic in her hind end, which affects her coordination. We live in the desert so we don't own an umbrella lol, so hopefully the flag will suffice.

Brownie is a 5 year old Azteca (Andalusian x AQHA) gelding who has come to us for more confidence, exposure, and to get him solid under saddle. He is a very sensitive horse and can be easily overwhelmed if not handled gently with clear expectations and boundaries. This is the first time we have used the flag with him and it gives a good overview of how and why we use the flag. if you'd like to learn more, please contact us or join us for a clinic or lessons! We would love to help you improve your relationship with your horse! www.teamyhorsemanship.com

this is the second time Dan has haltered this filly and this video encompasses the entire session. #TeamYHorsemanship

this exercise is one approach we us to help build confidence in horses and riders when riding in a group or close proximity to one and other. visit www.teamyhorsemanship.com to learn more about us and our program!

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Livvy is an older (estimated 8-12) feedlot rescue with an unknown past. She was saved from the slaughter pipeline by LBL Equine Rescue last year while in foal. this video begins after Dan had been working with her for over 2 hours, the majority of which was just trying to get close enough to her to remove the rope. The audio with give you more details of our thoughts on what is happening so I highly recommend you listen to it to get a full understanding. Please note-we ended up using a hook specifically made for this purpose from the outside of the pen to remove the rope successfully. If that had not worked, we would have cut the rope in order to remove it. We will never leave it on if we are not working with the horse and do everything in our power to ensure the horses are safe. Livvy is uninjured and happily rolled in her pen and got a drink of water and a snack after this session.

Blaze is a yearling rescue horse. In this video, we are demonstrating how we go about safely teaching a horse to accept having a hind foot picked up and restrained.