This is a YouTube video titled "Dar cuerda al caballo sin la cuerda" created on June 13, 2014. The content is an instructional video in Spanish demonstrating how to lead a horse without using a lead rope, focusing on horse behavior and training techniques. The video features a single speaker explaining the process step-by-step in a training arena setting.
Hello.
Welcome back to Kommo. In this video, I'm going to teach you how to lead a horse without a lead. To do this, the horse has to be very well behaved. And I'm not even going to use a whip. I'm just going to stand in the center of the arena and make it spin around. This is great, especially when we're going to ride a horse and we don't have much time to prepare or unprepare it. We can take it out of the stable, and even without a lead, we can make it spin around a few times. Okay, as we said, let's get started. This is a fairly closed arena. It will be much easier. Even better if you have a round arena, since the horse won't go around those sides, but it could escape there. So, as I said, it has to be well behaved. In another video, we showed you how to do it with a lead. And to do it, we have to stand a little behind it, encourage it, and go to the center.
Hop.
Then the horse will stand at the end and start spinning. Come on.
Hop. Hop. A hop. Hop.
Since we don't have anything, no rope or anything, we have to be very attentive to him and keep telling him with our mouths what we want him to do. If we don't tell the horse, he won't know very well what to do. Trot. Trot. As you can see, the horse is going around me. If this were a closed track, he would never go there. He would stay there. Now what we're going to do is make him gallop. Gallop.
Hop. Hop. Hop. Hop. Hop. Hop. Hop.
And now what we're going to do is make him go at a trot. Damn it. And now we're going to call him to the center, which I often tell him. This way, when we have him in the center, we pet him. And if we now want him to go the other way, we get to his other side and do exactly the same thing from behind.
Hop.
Encourage him to go that way. And now we make him run. Krot.
Hot.
And now we're going to make him gallop. Gallop. It's actually much more complicated on a rope. We don't have control of the horse.
Hop.
So we have to do this with a lot of patience and a lot of training on ropes.
Hop.
Gallop.
Hop. Rod.
We'Ll call him back, locate him, and give him some food. That would be the end of the exercise. As I said in the previous video, we're going to do a maximum of 10 minutes per side. Okay? And if it's at a trot, we can even do a quarter of an hour per side. But if it's at a gallop, a little less than 10 minutes. Because if we don't put too much strain on the horse's hands, especially the inside hand on the track where he makes the turn, once we've finished, we give him a reward to confirm that he's done well. And that's it for this video. I hope you liked it. If you did, I hope you'll share it. Give it a like, leave any comments, subscribe to our channel if you liked it too. And that's it. We'll have many other Hook videos made with me. Okay? That will teach you how to tame your horse in the best way to be able to ride better. We hope they help you. And until the next video.
