The Bud Lyon Method: Building Horses with a Plan
Spend two days inside Bud Lyon Performance Horses and watch a top hand build young horses from the ground up. Lyon introduces his reining futurity three-year-olds and works through their turns, stops, circles, and flying lead changes, then shifts to the ranch horse side, evaluating green prospects coming over from the reining and introducing them to the extended trot, the logs, the bridge, the gate, and the log drag. Along the way he lays out the standards his whole program runs on, from the imaginary box that measures true responsiveness to the staircase drill he uses to read a horse every day, and closes with a judge's-eye breakdown of Ranch on the Rail: what judges look for, how to strategize your positioning, and what strong presentation really looks like in the pen.
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The Bud Lyon Method: Building Horses with a Plan Workbook Part 1
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Bud Lyon doesn't get on a horse without a plan, and in this new series, he shows you exactly what that looks like. Building Horses with a Plan, Part 1 follows two very different projects, a three-year-old reining-bred filly getting her first rides and a seven-year-old NRHA money earner meeting th...
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Bud Lyon: The First Ride on a Ranch Prospect
Bud Lyon breaks down how he evaluates and transitions a young horse into the ranch classes, using a three-year-old filly that landed in his barn just days earlier.
She comes from a reining background. Her owner wanted to find out if she'd make a better ranch prospect than a reining one, and Lyon ...