This is Horsemanship from the eyes of a cowboy and Bridle Horse Man. Or simply Good Horsemanship. Pat Puckett has spent the last 50 years refining his relationship with horses. Over the course of his lifetime, Pat has had the privilege to ride with some of the best reinsmen and cowboys in the West. Early on, he developed a passion for the Californio Bridle Horse, the highest compliment you can pay to a horse. The classical origins of this heritage have given Pat a unique viewpoint and the ability to communicate effectively with horses and riders of all disciplines. Pat has a no-nonsense style of teaching. He will try his best to teach you everything he knows. It is his hope that everybody has a sense that their time has been well spent. Pat and his wife, Deb, have travelled the country riding and teaching horsemanship, cattle work, and roping. These videos highlight some of what they offer. For more information, please visit www.thedisciplinedride.com .
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absolutely beautiful colt. as long as he’s properly trained he’ll be solid gold. great color!
Hank is a good name
Pat We just spent sometime in Sheridan. Ran into a friend of yours, Gary Medford. Had an enjoyable conversation of the good old days when you two rode together. Gary had nothing but good to say. We enjoyed our visit. Ended up buying a rope from Kings. Later Jeff and Vonda
How do you approach doing this exercise with a horse that is much less sensitive? I imagine it's just a matter of increasing pressure and making contact with the rope until they get the idea? Or is it more about being patient until they do what you ask and mentally figure it out, then you give them that release? Beautiful end of your session. Perfection!
Thanks for your comment about the dog (20:15). Dogs underfoot make me crazy.
Such wisdom cannot come from books😅😅😅😅
Morehouse clinics😅😅😅😊
Went to south plains college with a Pat Puckett on Rodeo team 1967 Wondered if it was you?
The long haul😅😅😅😅😅😅
So sad but with time patience and kindness❤❤❤❤
Thank you you are helping me tremendously.. I have abused Horse situation. This is the worst encounter I’ve ever had a Horse that is always in flight mode. I have a long road ahead of me, but I’m far from a quitter. I appreciate your analogy of Horse behavior.
What is the purpose of the chains at the ends of the shanks? You see leverage bits with nothing between the shanks, some with chains, and some with flat solid pieces of metal (like a Sliester). I'm assuming the flat solid pieces are for bits where the cheeks are hinged at the mouthpiece, so they don't move too much. Your bit isn't hinged so you wouldn't need a solid piece. But why chains as opposed to nothing? And why two chains as opposed to one? Thanks so much!
Always the best, thank you!
I dont know if you've talked about this before, but what's your opinion on Nuno Oliveira and the way people who follow his style ride?
Nuno Oliveira was a master horseman. His methods of working with horses as partners is the basis of the kind of horsemanship we aspire to. I'm not familiar with the people who follow his riding style.
Wow, im speechless
Excellent Video. Thanks Deb. Keep it fresh.
He looks great Pat!!
My 24 yr. old TWH gelding was terrified of everything when I got him almost 11 yrs. ago. It took us a LONG time to trust each other but he is a different horse now. He still gets spooked once in a while, (4 wheelers are horse eating monsters!) but he spooks in place instead of loosing his mind. I'm not a horse trainer by a LONG shot, just watched a LOT of videos from real horse trainers like you to learn and listen and try! He's a pretty Appy, by the way!
Nice Job Pat! Must make you proud- sure is nice to see a plan take fruition! I had a nice chuckle, "lead, follow or get the hell out of the way." It is a pleasure to watch you are your experience and skill. Chinaco, WOW! Thanks for sharing Deb.
He is everything you said he would be, plus a living work of art❤
As a person wanting to learn more about how to work with animals more, I truly appreciate your demeanor with the horses. As you said, I am in no rush. To me, it is about gaining their trust and never breaking that trust.
So happy I found you. I have a new horse that has been abused and she is afraid of everything. It wull be a long road for sure.
Just found your channel. I had horses that I rescued and I had horses that I bought.. right now I'm horseless living in california and I miss it so living vicariously =))
Super cute horse!!!!
Damn, he sure filled out. Nice looking caballo sir.
Pat are are you seems like your short of breath
Holy smokes ! Mr Pucket, been watching his progress with you a while. Bueno,bueno...My bueno ! Sn.Perez
That poor cow. Why drag it so far?
To be closer to the branding crew. Also the header’s horse gave out so Pat caught two feet and drug it in so it wasn’t being choked by the head loop.
So glad Pat has healed up since Billings and the training continues. Great stuff from a nice team. Thanks for sharing Pat and Deb
I like my horse fresh and ready to work!
Awesome we started my colt about the same time the advice for pat it helped big thanks pat chinaco is a beast!!❤
Great video! Thank you. I learned alot of excellent information.
300!! Me! Jk love
Mr Puckett your hell of a cowboy very knowledgeable as well ! You had dying laughing over here in north Texas when ya said “you wanna kno how to open a can of peaches we got em!” Young cowboy bumped my head a million times young Black in the city and the country! I would too say I gotta ol soul and you sir fall into some greats wish I seen ya in action my age I kno men your age wouldn’t dare Daley up on something stay safe keep riding videoing and dropping knowledge!
"What the word handle on a good cowhorse means" ~Dave Stamey, lyrics
More Chinaco working vids!!!!
how wide is the back cinch
I’ve heard you say you won’t be roping a grizzly but you could if you chose to!
If you what all the young guys on the side line watching Pat and his horse work you can tell they wish they could do that with there horse
What a one man team epic rider spot on horse. Respect ❤
What a Horseman and His Horse
Dang thats a big calf. Great job Chinaco. You out did yourself with him Pat! ❤
He really turned out great; -congratulations to a great trainer- PAT 👍🏻
Chinco said, "I got this." "Yes, sir."💪🫡
Awesome! Joy to watch that horse move.
Wow! Love Chicano!
He is gorgeous ! What exactly was his breed ?
He looks like he could be the horse Juan Medina rides in Dave Stamey's song "The Vaquero."
Wow, that's all I've got to say. I watched him from a colt to THIS! ❤
Chinaco looks like he could pull a barn down if Pat asked him too. Lovely horse ❤