This is the mini version of the Carrot Stick – shorter, lighter, more slender.

Perfect for kids and for riding. Features a smaller handle, shorter rod (3-foot) and the same leather end as the original Carrot Stick. 

We have a 4-foot Savvy String (sold separately) that is just the right length for junior horsemen! Also great for adults who want a lighter stick on the ground and for riding.

Our bareback pads will make you feel like you are glued to your horse, yet are thin enough to offer the feel of bareback riding.

Includes 2 D rings with latigos to fit a western style cinch.

Sturdy built-in handle.

Suede leaterh surface with medical felt underpad.

Note: CINCH NOT INCLUDED.

Perfect for advanced one-rein driving or as a lightweight 22-foot play line. Comes with a brass finger snap at one end and leather popper at the other end. Constructed with thinner, lighter rope than our standard 9, 12, and 22 foot Lines. Has the same ¼-inch braid as our Savvy Strings.

Linda designed this when she was looking for a lighter line that would test a horse’s softness but still provide a physical connection at an advanced level. Made from the same ¼-inch braid as the Savvy String, but 22-foot long with optional delicate snap! Feather Lines are also perfect for long-lining and ground driving. The 22-foot Feather Line rope comes in a set of 2. Ideal for refining your On Line play, including Zone 5 driving and long-lining. Ask your horse to respond to feather-light touch as a savvy test of higher level contact and connection on the ground.

Delivery incl. 2x Brass Finger Snap.

Herding horses is one of the most magical experiences. With the help of this extremely lightweight telescoping pole, or ‘long flag’, it’s amazing what you’ll be able to do. Available in 4-foot and 12-foot lengths.

Take your communication with your horse to the next level with our 45-foot Ground Training Line. This is a Parelli designed softened version of a Roping Lariat. It is an essential tool for developing your horsemanship skills on the ground from greater distances, particularly from Levels 3 to Level 4 On Line, as you advance

• Also called: 45-Foot Line; 45-Foot Lariat; 45-Foot Lariat Rope
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• 45-Foot Triple X softened 3/8-inch diameter lariat rope for horse handling.
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• Honda loop on the end for quick-change accessories (for example a snap or karabiner).
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• This kit includes an extra snap to use with this honda (usually sold separately). The snap is a swivel to prevent tension and stop the rope coiling up under the horse's chin on his halter.
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• Right-handedness and Left-handedness versions available (a right-handed rope will have a clockwise twist and a left hand rope will have a counter clockwise twist).
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• This rope is good for wetter climates as the Lariat resists attracting dirt and water/getting soggy.
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• Soft twist, similar to a good ranch type rope for doctoring or working with animals - not a stiff, roping rope.
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• Keep playing with it until the wax is worn off and the rope is broken in.
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• Great rope for simulations as it offers a lot of sensitivity and feel.
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"Pat had the lay of this nylon lariat deliberately softened for horse handling. It has life, sensitivity and lightness." Pat Parelli

Improve your handiness, your drive and draw, the clarity of your phases, and your overall connection with your horse.This product is ideal for dealing with wild or un-started horses as it allows the horse maximum drift as well as more agility for the horseman.

Pat Parelli's first horse training mentor was Troy Henry from Clovis, California. He shared with Pat the psychological advantages of teaching the horse all of his basic education on the ground in a round corral as well as on line. Troy always used a 45-foot line. You had to be very athletic and handy in order to use this tool

When Pat first started doing his clinics in the early 1980s, it became obvious this was a great tool, but not necessarily a great one to start with, hence the reason for the 12 and 22-foot lines. The difference between the 45-foot training line and the others is the material. The yachting braid is softer on your hands but also heavier, the 45-foot line is made from a triple soft Lariat material and is much lighter but still has the special feel that horses respond positively to.

The reason the 45-foot rope has a psychological effect on horses is because they are great judges of distance and approach, and it blows their minds how you can be so effective and communicative from such a distance.

Used correctly, your horse will soon want to connect to you and follow your suggestions even if you drop the rope. Suggested for solid Level 3 students and above.