Preview: How To Get A Show Horse All The Way To His Ends With Guy Woods

Guy explains how to keep a weekend show horse consistent in the show pen by getting more rider leg control. He demonstrates how a horse has to learn to wait on the ends, and the best way to do this at home is by driving off one cow up against the fence. Guy says the key to this exercise is your cow side foot control and once the horse is comfortable getting to the outside of the cow, to then allow him to come back into position with the cow.

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Originally from Australia, Guy Woods grew up in the horse business. His dad was a cutting horse trainer and so he started showing as a youth. At age 18, Guy moved to the States to work for a reining trainer.

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