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ready2rodeo
Reg. Jan 2009
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2014-02-23 11:31 AM
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Horse ducking the first barrel??
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Is there any fixing this after they start??
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cheryl makofka
Reg. Jan 2011
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2014-02-23 11:36 AM
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RE: Horse ducking the first barrel??
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I would rule out pain first, then go back to the basics, and yes they can be fixed.
I would also reflect back and see what I was doing at the events leading up to the barrel, as a subtle cue from the rider can make the horse turn before.
You may even have to sacrifice an entry or two and slow down and run perfect.
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BamaCanChaser
Reg. Nov 2012
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2014-02-23 3:00 PM
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RE: Horse ducking the first barrel??
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Yes it can be fixed. AFTER taking the horse to a great lameness vet first and foremost, having them checked by an equine dentist, being absolutely positive your saddle fits, and seeking a chiro if needed. Then taking them through at shows a little slower, and allowing them to see its no longer painful, once any issues have been resolved.
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bbennington
Reg. Nov 2009
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2014-02-24 7:53 AM
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RE: Horse ducking the first barrel??
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In my experience if it is not a pain issue. Then you fix it with slow work and etc., it will come back at some point wether it is 5 years down the road or 6months. Good luck.
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Firemanswife
Reg. May 2013
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2014-02-24 9:19 AM
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Do you ride her one or two handed to the first?
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Imharrypotter
Reg. Jul 2007
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2014-02-24 9:22 AM
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RE: Horse ducking the first barrel??
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Location: Anywhere my horses are ! Lost in Texas!!!!!
Tequila started ducking the first barrel and it was pain. I dealt with the pain,worked her slowly on the pattern. Now she does not duck the first anymore.
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