Cash was halter broke, lead, and loaded when he came to BEHS. Trainer Mark Lyon worked with Cash when he arrived to the rescue and put the first ride on him.

Cash has been training for the Bluebonnet Rescue Horse Training Challenge and will now perform the walk, trot and lope in both directions with ease. His foster home has tried a couple of different bits on him and he prefers an S-hackamore. She has ridden Cash in several different saddles and saddle pads and he acts the same, no matter what you put on him. Before his home started riding him, she spent a good amount of time line driving him from the ground and he is a quick learner and is very willing to do as he is asked. His foster home has taken Cash over several obstacles from the ground and under saddle, including the bridge, tarps, plastic, pool noodles, plywood and water. She has swung a rope from the fence, ground and off of his back, thrown a loop and walked him while swinging the loop. Cash is not bombproof, but he reacts appropriately to new or scary things, by looking at them, then moving forward. He does not bolt, buck or rear when scared. Cash will make a very nice horse for any western discipline.