Session Four, May 13th. Bart could be haltered by one person. We walked him into the squeeze so he wouldn't try to turn away or start any avoidance games. Today was Bart's first serious day on the lead line and we worked on basic longeing and following on lead. We did this work over simple obstacles. Overall Bart was very light on the line. He occasionally got confused as any new horse would, but would get right back to work as soon as he figured out what we were asking. Longeing Bart. Facing up when lightly asked. Starting to lead. A fairly short lead. Bart did so well we decided to let him explore his artistic side. Studying the paint canvas. Really getting into the art work. Bart's art work appears in the next part of this series. Continue to Part Eight Return to Part Six Return to The Beginning Press "Back" to return to the page that brought you here Return to Case Study Section Return to Training Section Return to Wild Horse Mentors Return to KBR World of Wild Horses and Burros Go To KBR Horse Net KBR Horse Training Information, © 2007 Lamm's Kickin' Back Ranch and Willis & Sharon Lamm. All rights reserved. Duplication of any of this material for commercial use is prohibited without express written permission. This prohibition is not intended to extend to personal non-commercial use, including sharing with others for safety and learning purposes, provided this copyright notice is attached. Email us to submit comments or request reproduction permission.