DAY ONE OF LEAD TRAINING: He's gotten really close to one of our IA user Program, If someone wants to keep them under their name and needs someone to take care of them, we have a program for that. Midnight is the sweetest girl and is showing him the ropes along with Falcon, We led Midnight out with Mickey, and Mickey was... MIckey, he reared and bucked. I let him get all his energy out while still having a firm but lose grip on the leadrope, When he finally calmed down, Midnight spooked and both of them ran, we managed to catch them and brought them in, MIckey was antsy and just wanted to get lose, I lightly tugged on his lead rope a bit to remind him that he's not completely free anymore, he took that as an insult and tried to bite me, Lightly Tugged again, we settled midnight into her stall and put Mickey out with Falcon, Overnight falcon would kick out at him when Mickey showed any disrespect. Falcons goal was not to hurt him but to show him who the upper hand was, after a few warnings Mickey gave in, DAY TWO: We where able to get him out of the paddock with little trouble, he still reared and bucked but he understood what he was doing now and he was fairly calm (At least Calm for him) Mickey has always been a smart Colt, I think he understands we aren't here to hurt him or force him to do anything that made him in danger. He was starting to warm up to us. Later in the day we turned him out with Falcon again and we had trouble putting the halter on, but he was a saint to lead, he was antsy like a normal foal, He and falcon did the normal lesson. DAY THREE DIDNT SAVE T-T
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