How do I calm a rearing horse on a lead line?

Answer by  Dotty (22)

To calm a rearing horse pull his head around and tell him to go forward. Talk calm and peaceful to your horse while you try to get him to bend down. While bending he cannot rear up. Try to figure out what is upsetting him and try to remedy the situation.

Answer by  tobiano (33)

Your goal is safety. If the horse is rearing because it is afraid, either remove the object causing fear or remove the horse from the situation. Apply pressure to the line while the horse is rearing then immediately release pressure as soon as the horse starts to decend. Do not show anger and do not hit the horse.

Answer by  ferfer72 (2623)

The most important thing is that you stay calm. The horse will pick up on your mood, and if you're tense it won't help. Use a soothing voice.

Answer by  scariapj (346)

Try to speak calmly to him if it is frightened and touch on his body softly so as to assure him that you will make him no harm.

Answer by  seshanranjhan (87)

Immediately we should find out any rashes, tumours or injuries appeared on its body and horses should not be standing or facing towards sun while taking rest.

Answer by  Balaji (325)

It is a super thinking. In order to calm a rearing horse we will have to rear a horse and hold it loosely and make it comportable. It has got special feautures