Pulling back while Tied (Part 2, Ground Exercises)*
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Pulling back while tied part 2
a. The second part of pulling back while tied goes into teaching your horse to follow the pressure so when they do start to pull back they feel the pressure on the halter and give into that pressure as they come forward, As you will see in this video the horse is never tied. In saying that the strongest rope you can tie a horse with is the one in their mind not the one hooked to them.
b. Following pressure, Learning how to come into pressure if your horse does start to pull back, and other advanced exercise.
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