http://www.TheHorseTrainingChannel.com Listen carefully to this very important tip from Multiple World Champion Horse Trainer Rusty Green. "Make sure you have your horse's head AND you have it willingly." This is so important to so many areas to have success with your horse outside and inside the show pen and to most importantly to stay safe! transcript "Rusty: The thing that you need to realize is that when you are starting from the starting point where Cleve started, and you are going up to the point to where me and Shane are, is to remember the biggest point...no matter how long it takes you, YOU GET THE HORSE'S HEAD...YOU GOT THE HORSE. Cleve: That's your steering wheel. Rusty: That's everything you are going to start off with right there. You'll notice that, we are getting a lot of this, not wanting to get off the subject here, because we are trying to help, but, just remember when you get to a point you start having a problem with a horse, think about what you got. Do you have that horse's head? And what I mean do you have it, I mean is it a willingness? Or are you fighting to have it? Because if it's a fight and it's something that you are having to fight to get. You need to back up and go back, you need to back way up. Until it becomes something that is comfortable or I'm gonna tell you, I'm gonna guarantee you sooner or later it's going to bite you right in the butt. We see it every day, we go to the horse show and somebody puts their leg on a horse and the first thing they do the horse puts their head up and goes backwards. That's going to develop into the biggest danger spot there ever was. Shane: That's not funny, that's not good. Cleve: Yeah. Shane: That's happened to me a time or two. That's not good. Rusty: If you are watching, if you go show a lot of horses with us, we are starting to see it more and more and more. It's a simple fact that we've all learned, that you have to have that horse's face and you have to have it WILLINGLY. Cleve: You know we don't like to call it headset or anything but it's a fact, that the harder a horse feels in his jaw. The higher his head gets the less safe anybody feels. I don't care if it's your first time to get on a horse or it's one of us. Shane: Right. Cleve: We are not trying to have a ...We want control because control gives you confidence." -end of transcript. This short clip is taken from an online Western Pleasure 2 Year Old clinic with Western Pleasure All Stars, Cleve Wells, Rusty Green and Shane Dowdy featured on the HorseTrainingChannel.com. Who better to learn from than World Champions who have been there and know what it takes to make a solid broke horse? If you like this tip please let us know by giving us a thumbs up rating and don't forget to subscribe to HorseTrainingChannel's channel to be updated when more free tips are posted! Feel free to share this tip!' If you show Western Pleasure or All Around Horses you won't want to miss this free training... Click the link below and enter your name & best email address for instant access to Split 4 of ""The Fundamentals of Training Champion Western Performance Horses with World Champion Trainers, Cleve Wells, Rusty Green & Shane Dowdy": https://www.showhorses.me/csr-free-video 3 of AQHA's most successful western trainers, Cleve Wells, Rusty Green & Shane Dowdy parted the curtains & let us in on a detailed look at the foundation training of their winning programs... Just a few of the things you'll learn in this raw, unedited 30 minute segment... ✔ the goal of maneuvers (hint: it is not to go slow) ✔ the power of 7 days ✔ the first & most important part of the horse's body you must have ✔ Rusty Green's definition of "shape" ✔ 2 mistakes people make with colt starting ✔ learn to become a coach of natural talent ✔ why even for these WP Champions, it's not about western pleasure, but a good broke horse ✔ the strategy to focus on your weak spots ✔ recognizing anticipation ✔ the only 2 things you need to think about to keep Western Pleasure simple ✔ and much more! https://www.showhorses.me/csr-free-video For more great tips and to see this clinic in full go to http://www.TheHorseTrainingChannel.com if you have questions please contact [email protected] Make every ride count! Thanks, Jen Rohlen, editor http://www.thehorsetrainingchannel.com / horse.training.channel