• The Carrot Stick is a fundamental product in the Parelli Program. It acts as an extension of your arm in the saddle and on the ground, giving you a more extended reach for closer communication. It is not a whip. You can stroke, guide, and support your horse while teaching him the Parelli Fundamentals. It is especially valuable on your journey to bridle-less riding.

• The Savvy String is the little 6-foot string Pat keeps in his back pocket. Because of his martial arts background, Pat came up with the concept of awarding people specific color strings for their achievement in his Horse-man-ship Levels program. Everyone starts in the Parelli Program with a white string, and as you achieve a level, you are awarded a special colored string. Red for Level 1, Blue for Level 2, Green for Level 3, and Black for Level 4.

• The Parelli Horseman’s Halter is different than any other halter on the market. As Pat traveled worldwide, he used that time years ago to tie the halters himself on the way to clinics to perfect the design. Today Parelli halters are still hand-tied using smooth yachting braid with simple knots that strategically balance on the horse's head. 

• The Parelli 12-foot Training Rope is perfect for playing the seven games. It is also perfect for an everyday, all-purpose lead rope and training line for developing your feel and your horse's responsiveness and connection. It is easy to hold and glides smoothly through your hands when you need to give your horse more drift.

Mini/Foal: Smaller, refined Miniatures, and most newborn foals.

Pony/Weanling: Shetland, Welsh, and larger Miniatures.

Arabian: Petite Arabians with tea-cup noses, larger ponies, and Quarter Horse-type yearlings. If your horse's nose is much larger than your fist, a Regular halter is recommended.

Regular: Most Quarter Horses, Paints, Thoroughbreds, Mustangs, Fell, Highland, Icelandic, New Forest, Reinrassiger Freiberger, Haflinger and Cobs.

Warmblood: Quarter Horses with large jowls, smaller Draft crosses/American Warmbloods, Trakehners, Dutch Warmbloods, Selle Francais, Fresians, Hanoverians, Holsteiners, Oldenburgs, Irish Drafts, Lipizzaners and Freiberger mit Warmblut Anteil.

Draft: Percheron, Belgian, Clydesdale, Shire (or very large-headed horses).

• The Carrot Stick is one of the essential tools in the Parelli Program... it is not a whip. You can stroke, guide, and support your horse while teaching him the Parelli Fundamentals on the ground and when riding.
• The Savvy Sting is the little 6 ft. string that Pat keeps in his back pocket. Because of his martial arts background, Pat came up with the concept of awarding people specific color strings for their achievement in his Horse-man-ship Levels program. Everyone starts off in the Parelli Program with a white string and as you achieve a level you are awarded a special colored string. Red for Level 1, Blue for Level 2, Green for Level 3 and Black for Level 4.
• The Parelli Horseman's Halter is different than any other halter on the market. Pat perfected the design and used to tie them himself on the way to clinics (someone else was driving of course!) Today Parelli halters are still hand-tied using smooth yachting braid (which is almost unbreakable) with simple knots that strategically balance on your horse's head.
• Pat's training line is way more than a lead rope. Being 12 feet long it gives you the ability to direct and support your horse from the ground and stay a safe distance away. The average lead rope is 7 feet long. The additional 5 feet that is on your training line gives you more safety and control while allowing your horse to also feel safe by allowing him to drift when he is unconfident.

Mini/Foal: Smaller, refined Miniatures, and most newborn foals.

Pony/Weanling: Shetland, Welsh, and larger Miniatures.

Arabian: Petite Arabians with tea-cup noses, larger ponies, and Quarter Horse-type yearlings. If your horse's nose is much larger than your fist, a Regular halter is recommended.

Regular: Most Quarter Horses, Paints, Thoroughbreds, Mustangs, Fell, Highland, Icelandic, New Forest, Reinrassiger Freiberger, Haflinger and Cobs.

Warmblood: Quarter Horses with large jowls, smaller Draft crosses/American Warmbloods, Trakehners, Dutch Warmbloods, Selle Francais, Fresians, Hanoverians, Holsteiners, Oldenburgs, Irish Drafts, Lipizzaners and Freiberger mit Warmblut Anteil.

Draft: Percheron, Belgian, Clydesdale, Shire (or very large-headed horses).

Kidz Stick

The Kidz Stick acts as an extension of your arm both in the saddle and on the ground, providing you with a longer reach for closer communication. It is not a whip. You can stroke, guide, and support your horse while teaching him the Parelli Fundamentals. It is especially valuable on your journey to bridle-less riding.

A special molded grip featuring a modern scroll design and the Parelli logo. This ‘Golf Grip’ handle is a Parelli custom design, and is easy to turn in hand and for active use.

The leather loop end is traditional, the leather lasts longer and the string tends to swing better. It is perfect for attaching your savvy string or a flag.

3-Foot long non-flex fiberglass shaft with a solid core gives flexibility and strength. If the stick were hollow it could bend or shatter. This flexibility results in a firm pressure but not sting when used correctly.

Not only the perfect size for kids but it's also the perfect size for riding.

Kidz String

4-Foot long, smooth ¼ inch yachting braid, looped end for easy attachment, latigo popper.

Popper helps it become straight when swung. Great tool for ground skills, especially when combined with a Carrot Stick.

Combined total of 7’ when added to a Kidz Stick.

Carrot Stick
The Carrot Stick is one of the essential tools in the Parelli Program... it is not a whip. You can stroke, guide, and support your horse while teaching him the Parelli Fundamentals on the ground and when riding.

Savvy String
The Savvy Sting is the little 6 ft. string that Pat keeps in his back pocket. Because of his martial arts background, Pat came up with the concept of awarding people specific color strings for their achievement in his Horse-man-ship Levels program. Everyone starts off in the Parelli Program with a white string and as you achieve a level you are awarded a special colored string. Red for Level 1, Blue for Level 2, Green for Level 3 and Black for Level 4.

Halter
The Parelli Horseman's Halter is different than any other halter on the market. Pat perfected the design and used to tie them himself on the way to clinics (someone else was driving of course!) Today Parelli halters are still hand-tied using smooth yachting braid (which is almost unbreakable) with simple knots that strategically balance on your horse's head.

Mini/Foal: Smaller, refined Miniatures, and most newborn foals.

Pony/Weanling: Shetland, Welsh, and larger Miniatures.

Arabian: Petite Arabians with tea-cup noses, larger ponies, and Quarter Horse-type yearlings. If your horse's nose is much larger than your fist, a Regular halter is recommended.

Regular: Most Quarter Horses, Paints, Thoroughbreds, Mustangs, Fell, Highland, Icelandic, New Forest, Reinrassiger Freiberger, Haflinger and Cobs.

Warmblood: Quarter Horses with large jowls, smaller Draft crosses/American Warmbloods, Trakehners, Dutch Warmbloods, Selle Francais, Fresians, Hanoverians, Holsteiners, Oldenburgs, Irish Drafts, Lipizzaners and Freiberger mit Warmblut Anteil.

Draft: Percheron, Belgian, Clydesdale, Shire (or very large-headed horses).

12 Foot line
Pat's training line is way more than a lead rope. Being 12 feet long it gives you the ability to direct and support your horse from the ground and stay a safe distance away. The average lead rope is 7 feet long. The additional 5 feet that is on your training line gives you more safety and control while allowing your horse to also feel safe by allowing him to drift when he is unconfident.

22 Foot line
When it’s time to expand your horse’s confidence and step up the challenge, you’ll need a 22’ line. The extra length enables more sensitive or scared horses to drift, and allows you to gain respect from greater distances in advanced ground skills. Our 22' Line has the same snap featured on our 12' Line and is the perfect tool for On Line Level 2 skills and Get Ready for Liberty from the Savvy Series.   “Longer lines, greater challenges, more advanced ground skills” Pat Parelli

Halfter
The Parelli Horseman's Halter is different than any other halter on the market. Pat perfected the design and used to tie them himself on the way to clinics (someone else was driving of course!) Today Parelli halters are still hand-tied using smooth yachting braid (which is almost unbreakable) with simple knots that strategically balance on your horse's head.

Mini/Foal: Smaller, refined Miniatures, and most newborn foals.

Pony/Weanling: Shetland, Welsh, and larger Miniatures.

Arabian: Petite Arabians with tea-cup noses, larger ponies, and Quarter Horse-type yearlings. If your horse's nose is much larger than your fist, a Regular halter is recommended.

Regular: Most Quarter Horses, Paints, Thoroughbreds, Mustangs, Fell, Highland, Icelandic, New Forest, Reinrassiger Freiberger, Haflinger and Cobs.

Warmblood: Quarter Horses with large jowls, smaller Draft crosses/American Warmbloods, Trakehners, Dutch Warmbloods, Selle Francais, Fresians, Hanoverians, Holsteiners, Oldenburgs, Irish Drafts, Lipizzaners and Freiberger mit Warmblut Anteil.

Draft: Percheron, Belgian, Clydesdale, Shire (or very large-headed horses).

12 Foot Rope
Pat's training line is way more than a lead rope. Being 12 feet long it gives you the ability to direct and support your horse from the ground and stay a safe distance away. The average lead rope is 7 feet long. The additional 5 feet that is on your training line gives you more safety and control while allowing your horse to also feel safe by allowing him to drift when he is unconfident.

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