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retain interest in young horses who have relatively short attention span$. Making the early training fun for a horse is integral in making the trainer’s job easy later.

[Editor’s note: The above breaking routine is one used by Kentucky trainer John K. Griggs, trainer of champion steeplechaser Warm Spell, along with many other graded stakes winners. It is a fairly standard practice, however, with a few custom differences possible — adding in long-lining, for instance, or round-pen longeing, or taking longer, or shorter, for each step. Most Thoroughbred trainers use some form of this routine for breaking young horses. /

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