Welcome to the start of our most exciting series yet! Sharing with yall the process of developing a bridle horse from the very beginning, debunking myths and demystifying the process!

Here Colton covers one of the most important pieces in making sure you have covered when you are transitioning from the hackamore to the two rein!

Here is a clear and concise explanation on how to position your hands/fingers and hold the reins for your Two Rein set up! Check out our growing Developing the Bridle Horse Series on our video library www.coltonwoodshorsemanship.com/video-library

Many 'top' trainers and persons of influence will suggest their students to 'go slower'. Well I'm here to tell you, that it not always the answer! Dont take me wrong, there are times when we all need to slow down, but lets be honest- it doesnt have to take FOREVER to reach the pinnacle. In fact look at the true horsemen of the world, they achieve personal and career milestones often times early in their career and their horse's career. How? Because they keep putting in the time and going as fast a possible but as slow as necessary. So check out why we really dont have to go slower and slower with our horses in the video. More FULL Length educational videos available at www.coltonwoodshorsemanship.com/video-library

The more I ride in the two rein the more I love how much we can communicate with our horses by doing so little. The bosalito gives us an incredible opportunity to continue communicating with our horses while working to transition them to 'straight up in the bridle'. The familiarity of the bosal and the slight lateral influence make a world of difference when building a horse's confidence, understanding and skill set in the two rein. More FULL Length videos available on our video library: www.coltonwoodshorsemanship.com/video-library

So often we all wonder- When is my horse ready to be ridden off the bridle bit? How long does it take? What do I need to look for? And honestly- sometimes we way over complicate this process. So lets break it down as Colton explains what he looks for in his horses and what he'd like to be able to do before starting to pick up on his bridle bit. More FULL Length, Full Access videos available at: www.coltonwoodshorsemanship.com/video-library