With summer approaching, hopefully in the next few weeks I'll have a 1-2 year old running around my pasture. I need tips, tricks, or methods that have worked well in the past. I've done research (Lots of it) and have a certain method in mind, but I was wondering about other ways that I missed or haven't read about?

And with starting horses it is best to lunge, saddle break, bridle break and drive when they are 1-2 ish then when about 2.5 have someone they trust hold them well you lay across their backs and if that goes well you can sit then slowly walk and once you have acomplished that and your horse is SUPER comfortable at the walk move to the trot same for the canter

Just let them look at everything soak it all in and understand that it is not going to hurt them then start working such at leading or lunging starting when noise level is low then working higher and higher so that they learn to focus in noise for shows or even trail rides or other horses