Avoid a pasture with other horses or other animals. Avoid a pasture where other people are training. Pick a place that is as quiet and calm as possible. [1] X Research source
Build your horse’s momentum forward by running. Make sure your horse and you are running fast enough so that momentum is building. Keep a safe distance. Walk the pasture before so you don’t run into a hole and hurt yourself. [2] X Research source
Motion and/or verbally command your horse to stop. Keep a positive demeanor and praise your horse when he obeys you. Keep a safe distance. [3] X Research source
Pair your upward motion with an appropriate verbal command like “up” or “rear. ” This could be dangerous, so don’t get too close to your horse. Reward your his behavior whenever he acts the way you want him to. Do not try this with an untrained horse. [4] X Research source [5] X Research source
You need to have patience with your horse. Continually praise your horse and reward him with treats. This process could take several days or longer. [9] X Research source
