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Horses often act really different with whips and spurs, if he kicks the whip, he might be perfect in spurs, so give them a try. Make sure you aren't confusing him with your body at all also.
What do you do when he bucks? My horse does the same thing because it makes him mad so he is going to show it!! I respond not only with a stern No sir! but I also make him work his butt off. He used to buck with me whenever I wanted to canter and it was just because he was trying to get his way. Use spurs, use the crop and if he bucks when you use either one IMMEDIATELY reprimand him with your voice and work his tail!! Let him know that is unacceptable behavior and he better start minding. Also, if you can feel the buck coming really squeeze with your leg and start reprimanding with your voice to make him think twice about bucking. Since you have had everything checked and he is sound, I think he just needs to be reminded who is in charge. Good luck!
I go with Shannon on the blood tests. This sounds like equine ME which has affected our dressage horses at one time or another over the years. It is a post viral syndrome and can last YEARS if not treated. If he used to be a dressage horse then he used to have energy. Once you have seen to the bloods and if needed put him on a blood tonic like RedCell. you ought to see an improvement. Also check he has no stifle pain. We have a horse with stifle problems and he will not go forward. He is about to become a field decoration as the treatment only worked for three months, so early detection is key to the problem. If all vet checks are clear then ask someone to ride him for you to see if he is more responsive to a stronger/taller/more experienced rider or not. Finally, I wonder why he was not worked for 5 years?? That answer may well give you the reason for your horses lack of oomph.
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It sounds to me that your horse isn't happy being ridden at the moment. Get someone out to check his back, his teeth and the fit of your saddle, maybe even a blood test just to be sure. If he is in pain or discomfort he won't want to go forward.It sounds like he has been well schooled in the past so he wil understand what the leg means most horses really want to please the owner..who wants to be hit with a whip!! the fact that he is objecting so much makes me think he is unhappy. If everything comes back showing that physically he is OK consider investing in some lessons or send him to be schooled by a reputable rider. If he has never had his teeth done before he will definitely need them done. Horses teeth need to be looked at and rasped every 6 to 12 months. Get a chiroprator to look at him even very experienced trainers can miss pelvic tilts tight back muscles misaligned poll etc. Sorry to harp on about it but I have dealt with many many difficult horses and over 90% have had physiologically problems which once resolved had produced a tremendous improvement in work attitude..please please give it a try most chiropractors only charge for travel if the horse has no problems
