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Young Colt
How do you train a young colt for biting?
Whats your Technic?
not to bite
most things you say will make a colt head shy any other things
When your colt bites you or tries to bite you, you should act like you are going to kill him for 3 seconds. Just 3 seconds and then go back to what you were doing before he tried to bite you. This shows him that things are fine as long as he doesn't bite. I do this with all of my horses and it works after a few times. I have reformed some bad biters. What I mean by trying to kill him is that you act aggressive. Throw your arms up look mean and roar at him. he will get the message. Remember to go back to a calm non-aggressive posture after you do this. This will not make him afraid of you if you do it this way. He will learn that biting is off limits and you are fine with him as long as he doesn't bite.
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Lounging the Young Colt
Young horses... how do you you tell how tall they will get? and can you tell their hoof size?
Im buying a colt under the age of 2 for barrel racing. I know alot about horses, but i want to make sure i do everything right with him. So any info on young colts will help. and i forget the way to tell how tall a young horse will get but i really need to know. and is there a way to tell how big there hooves will get when theyre young??
as a rule of thumb by age 1-2 a horse has all the leg length they will ever have (they are born with 2/3) and most horses are as deep from wither to elbow as they are long from elbow to ground. so to estimate height measure the horses leg from ground to elbow and double it. then convert back into hands ex. 28 inches elbow to ground doubled is 56 inches. 56 inches is 14 hands. as for hooves they really dont get much bigger past about 16-18months so what you see is most likey what your going to get hoof wise. you need to look at the porportion more than actual size. if the colt looks like he has small feet, he will have small feet as an adult. if he feet look appropriate for his size now they should be correct size as an adult. again with horses they dont like to follow the book on just about eveything so these are only educated guesses.
