4th day of Indy Learning how to say Yes and to Bow!
Although one might think this a frivolous trick to teach a horse, it is more than just a trick. I t is time spent with your riding partner where you are creating a bond with the horse. The horse will willingly learn to bow because he has had a solid foundation in ground work and he trusts his human counterpart enough to allow himself to be placed in a vulnerable position. Do not attempt to teach your horse this if you are not an experienced trainer or of some type of professional equine status. In teaching your horse to bow, in the beginning stages, a horse can loose their balance and fall over on you. I do not recommend any one to teach this trick without professional supervision in the event that something was to go wrong.
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A 4 beat gait every time. Can you say Mash Potato?