Mary Kitzmiller Horse Training Q & A, for November 5, 2026

Mary Kitzmiller answers listener a question about introducing a horse to a new bit, helping young horses move forward, and the next steps after introducing a target in R+ training.

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Time Stamps

  • 9:00 – Disengaging the hindquarters
  • 27:20 – Introducing a horse to a new bit
  • 39:00 – Teaching a young horse to go forward
  • 51:40 – R+ Training next step after target

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