Breaking and Training a Quarter Horse

In the Sawtooth Mountains, brothers Harry and Kidd aim to break a young colt, Beau, in a day. They face challenges in training him to accept a saddle and rider. The brothers test Beau's behavior in the wild and prepare him for a pack trip, hoping to sell him for $2,000. The video covers the training process, challenges, and final preparations for Beau's journey.

What is the main goal of Harry and Kidd Youren for the season?

• To start a ranch of their own

• To travel across the country

• To train horses for racing

• To break as many horses as possible

Why is breaking a young horse considered dangerous?

• They are too fast to catch

• They are too expensive to train

• They are too small to handle

• They are unpredictable and lack experience

What is the first step in training Beau?

• Teaching him to jump

• Getting him used to a halter

• Introducing him to other horses

• Feeding him special food

What is crucial for making Beau sellable?

• His ability to eat a lot

• His ability to accept a saddle and rider

• His ability to run fast

• His ability to perform tricks

What is the purpose of the two-day trek for Beau?

• To find a new home

• To race against other horses

• To deliver supplies to a client

• To explore new territories

What is a potential challenge for Beau during the trek?

• Crossing icy and snowy terrain

• Finding food in the wild

• Competing in a race

• Jumping over fences

How do horseshoes help Beau during the pack trip?

• They provide extra traction on rocky ground

• They help him carry more weight

• They make him look more attractive

• They make him run faster

What is the final step before Beau's pack trip?

• Feeding him a special diet

• Teaching him new tricks

• Shoeing his hooves

• Introducing him to other horses

What supplies are Beau and another pack horse carrying?

• Luxury items for a party

• Clothing and accessories

• High-tech gadgets

• Basic necessities like flour and coffee

What is the brothers' hope for Beau after the pack trip?

• To keep him as a pet

• To sell him to an outfitter

• To train him for racing

• To enter him in a horse show