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How-to Round Pen Your Horse: Horse Training Myth's & Manipulation, Debunking the Popular Propaganda

Hi, I’m Caroline Rider of Rider Horsemanship. This month’s Holistic Horse “Ask the Expert” Q&A is about "The Purpose and Mis-use of Round Pens/Corrals in Horse Training." This month’s viewer question is: “Dear Caroline, I just bought this horse and he goes crazy in the round pen when I work with him. He bolts away from me and keeps running. I try to stop him and he is so worried and breathing heavy. He will stop and the minute I move or ask him out he runs again and even faster. Can you explain why he does this and what I can do to stop it!” While I can explain the why I will not be able to demonstrate strategies in this month;s video that will help you stop your horse's madness in the round pen. Please stay tuned for next month's video will I will show you how to help a horse like this. The round pen, or round corral, has many positive purposes when it comes to training. Unfortunately, they can also be used as a negative training environment where dominance, force training occurs. Dominance, force training is used to develop submissiveness in our horses. Generally, there is a lot of making the horse run until it is ready to collapse. The horse becomes sacked out at this stage - exhausted, breathing heavy, sweating profusely and most of all confused, bewildered and scared. This is when most people allow them to stop and the damage is done. The damage is caused by people coming into the space of the round pen with aggressive intentions and energy. They have been taught, or watched this being taught, to dominate the horse and the only way is to make them run themselves into the ground. The horse is a victim at this point. I've worked with so many young, un-started horses who have not had any negative training or handling experiences with people. When asked to work in the round pen they are full of questions and wanting to join you, be with you. They are easy to develop into willing partners. I have also spent more time re-starting horses that have had negative round pen experiences and they are the ones who are petrified of the round pen. The moment you bring them into the round pen space, they go into flight mode and begin running away from you and doing laps around the pen. It's almost impossible to get them to stop and check in, let alone feel safe enough to want to join you in the work - and, that is what I am all about. Developing the relationship and partnership needed for the horse to want to be with you and want to work with you. I have listed below, and demonstrate in this video, why I use the round pen and the positive affects of my training approach and method. To find out more about my training method please visit my website: www.riderhorsemanship.com. Purpose/Intention of Round Pens/corrals - To create an intimate space for connecting mind and body, bonding and learning - To develop the 3 levels of joining that are important to both relationship and partnership - To develop the mindset of focus, relaxation and cooperation that are necessary when training - To assist in developing the mind of a horse - To assist in developing purposeful cardio - To develop liberty play with your horse Power of Position - Understand the natural drive line on a horse when working on controlling movement and leading from behind Purpose of Movement - Control movement - Build cardio - Motivate the 'try" Please visit www.riderhorsemanship.com for more education materials, DVD's, clinic opportunities, training and the TAO of Horsemanship Online Foundation Course.