014 Colt Starting with Bill Van Norman (Part 2): Continued—Lessons That Still Hold
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014 Colt Starting with Bill Van Norman (Part 2): Continued—Lessons That Still Hold
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Colt Starting with Bill Van Norman (Part 2): Why It Worked
In this episode, Ty and Ronda Van Norman continue the conversation on how colts were started on the Van Norman Ranch 20+ years ago—and break down why that system worked so well.
Ty shares practical insights on building a useful ranch horse from the very beginning, even if you don’t have a full crew or ideal setup.
What You’ll Learn- Why colts progressed quickly in a group setting
- The importance of feet and face working together
- How “following their nose” is one of the most overlooked important keys to a useful horse
- Why minimal groundwork (done well) can still produce great horses
- The role of pressure and release from start to finish
- Why not over-preparing a colt can actually help them learn
- Keep it simple—don’t overcomplicate the start
- Get them good enough, then go use them
- Avoid overworking or dulling their mind
- Progress happens in small, consistent steps
“Get them where they can steer, go forward, and move off your legs… everything else builds from there.”
Listen & Learn More📌 Mentioned: “Snow Colts” article
by Western Horseman:
https://westernhorseman.com/horsemanship/snow-colts/
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