Foals Sold - Part 2

Cimarron being the youngest of our colts didn't have the advantage of his older siblings a year older than him that were still home and getting the full attention of Letha's and I's time doing ground work and training. So, when his turn came to start training he was older and greener than they were. He started his main training nearing 5 years old. A month or two into his training at the trainers he had an incident with a hitching post where he got his neck under his lead rope tied to the hitching post, spoked himself, pulled back hard and pulled it loose from the side posts and panicked going backwards as it followed him bouncing around on the lead rope against his body puncturing, cutting, and beating against him. He was down for 6 months recovering from that and had other chiropractor and massage treatments for months as well.  He finally got back to training and basically had to start all over again. He recently came back home and he and Letha are now working together in the round pen, arena, and have been to a Harry Whitney clinic on their way to being a team on the trail as a goal.