After working the boys with just a rope around their necks, I fastened it into a make-do squeeze halter, and asked them to start turning for me. Trinity thought it was an excessive request. He reared up and then stood his ground, pulling against me. I just waited. At first you might have to release just for a lean in your direction, but it's only a matter of time until the mustang is following.
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