Respect Starts Here!

I dont disturb the herd and create bad behaviour in the other horses as well. I never drop special feed like grain to the hardtocatch horse I want to catch him and bring him in with the halter on first. This way coming with me is a good thing. I use food very little in my program but on occasion it is very helpful.
Feeding Horses
Feeding horses is a great time to bond. It is done so often that it can really have an impact on the daily rituals that I spoke of earlier. The catch is that this can be positive or very negative. 
I never drop feed to my horse if he pins his ears insists I hurry up and get the heck out of there starts kicking the barn down or tries to run over me because now its a personal space issue. If the horse is out in a pasture and rushes in close I will bring a stick and drive him away before I drop the food especially if there is more than one horse. Horses can be like a mob people can really get hurt in this mix. If a horse pins his ears or pounds the wall I either walk to the next horse and come back later or drive the irritated horse back and insist that he waits and relaxes. A good attitude is a must. 
I vary the feeding times slightly or walk in and out of the barn close to feeding time so as not to create a pattern that cant be broken. When I bring feed out even the best grain I want the horses in the barn to be relaxed and quiet. No particular order or exact time will help this. Try it yourself go into the barn at feeding time and sweep the alley or feed in a different order. Then as you feed address each horses behaviours until very quickly all the issues will be gone. During this take a moment to give a quick rub or put a halter on each hardtocatch horse.