006 When a Horse Spits the Bit and Runs Off (Part 1) — With Anna Van Norman
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About this listen
All cowboys know that moment when things don’t go according to plan.
It is what is behind the phrase "Cowboy Up."
In this episode of Ranch Horse Resource, Anna Van Norman shares the story of a young horse named Scooter who decided to spit the bit and run off while moving cattle.. Things got western in a hurry — but there are great lessons that came from it.
This is Part 1 of a two-part series.
Horsemanship ReminderWhen a horse becomes nervous or wants to bolt:
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Shorten one rein before mounting
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Be ready the moment your seat hits the saddle
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If a horse runs off, bend the head with one rein instead of pulling straight back on both reins
Van Norman Ranch Horse Program – Interview with Bill Van Norman https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ECFWFw1JSYE
Next EpisodeJoin us next week for Part 2, when Ty Van Norman shares his thoughts on why situations like this happen and how riders can prepare their horses before trouble starts.
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