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my horse reacts exactly the same way by rubbing it´s belly 😂

Snap crackle and pop.

looks like it learned something

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Clean up that yard what a disgrace

Interesting. 🤔

When gathering loose horses, it helps that you don't have to halter and lead all the horses. The herd mentality tells the loose horse to stay with the other horses.

Red roan😍😍

What a nice stallion. Kept looking to you (the handler) for reassurance. Sweetheart of a horse.

Keep it western boys! Keep it western! 🤠

The foal who watched that: oh- o-O

gate wasn't built to withstand such vigor

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The part that really impressed me was when you gave a hug and said he was a good boy and he wagged his tail. Do you think that helps him be more gentle?

He a nice looking stud

This is awesome! 👍🏾👍🏾💯

Great video. That was a big one

Not my idea of a stud!

Horrible place for the horse

No needto tie up the mare they can breed freely

Actually a pretty gentle fellow isn't he, compared to some!

Thank you for letting nature do it the right way!!

I have a suggestion for you. Wrap the mare's tail before breeding. The reason for this is to prevent the stud from being cut by any of the mare's tail hair. This may sound crazy but should the stud be injured, he may not want to breed again.

Corny 😅 lol

You're not listening. Those compression bits are prevent the horse from learning and you too. Think bend.

It's good that you don't take the easiest path. Watching your horse's ears tells me that he is paying attention to the cows and listening to you at the same time.

I like 1:18 mastodon

Nice work keeping your hands soft. He seems to be catching on to the backup. Working the backup in with the stop is a great technique. The horse doesn't even realize that you are teaching him to get his rear end under himself as he stops. I enjoy watching you train the horse in a soft manner.

❤ you and your horse are wonderful, the place look like a paradise really verry thanks for this formidable video

You can put horsemanship at the end of your title "IF" you ride with a snaffle and use the principle of bend and mount from the shoulder instead of the hip.

The wind sucks, especially when riding young horses. His lineage sounds good. He seems to have a good brain. Giving him a job should help him mature mentally. Thanks for sharing.

I would know cause deer flies always are pestering me by trying to land on my arms and my legs forcing me to do the horse or animal skin twitch shake or leg and foot stomp to get rid of em off of me. Plus their bites hurt.

Well yeah I'm sure they do they probably get flies landing on there too and leaving itchy fly bug bites on there down in that area. Who wouldn't be itchy down there.

Seeing this video with the horses unsure about crossing the water reminded me of a stallion that I had. My stallion wouldn't cross the creek until he saw my Rottweiler playing in the water. Once he saw the dog, he went right in without hesitation! My take on stallions is to train them appropriately, then they get used like any other horse. The stallion that I have now is used for lessons and pretty much everything that I'd use a gelding or mare for. The correct training is the key, in my opinion. Thanks for sharing your videos.

I have used that method before to start horses. Great job keeping the horse's neck flexible so the hind quarters can be disengaged. The best first ride is an uneventful ride! The goal of a true horseman/woman is at the end of the session the horse is at a higher level of training than it was at the beginning! Thanks for sharing your videos.

Worst music I've ever heard

everything was awesome till the stupid continuous voiced comments were spoken

I just started watching your channel. I'm impressed with your depth of knowledge with training horses. You read the horse well. Kind of ironic that the man you had putting the first ride on close to my age! I've been training horses for 25+ years. I don't start other people's horses, only my own. I specialize in problem horses. For this reason, I watch as many other trainers as possible. This allows me to gather more tools for my toolbox. In my experience, I find that I can resolve the issue from the ground. I've had clients ask me if I'm going to ride their horse. My response is,"no". The issues that I see need to be fixed in basic ground work. I see you being very patient and taking as much time as the horse needs to learn what you are teaching. If a client asks how long will this take. My answer is, it takes as long as it takes. Thank you for sharing your journey in horsemanship.

only 16 rides?????????? wow!!!!! How long has he been in the snaffle? How many rides before you went outside?

Gorgeous looking mare. What is that brand on her left shoulder?

That is cool 😎.. and probably welds like a champ 🏆.. i have a 72 black face.. but i would love to have that sweet ole girl .. nice !!!!!

GOT TO LOVE THESE TWO

She doesn't look like a very good mother at all and her ears are constantly back which means something is wrong. She didn't clean her baby or hardly acknowledge it and didn't let it nurse right away. I would not breed an animal like that again. If it doesn't have strong maternal instincts the first time that should be a red flag. My goat was a much better first time mother she knew exactly what to do like a pro.

Must be so lovely getting scratched where you cant reach! I'd have the same reaction if someone gave me a good back scratch

i don't mean this as hate, but as we have different training methods i was wondering why you get after him when he bucks instead of giving him a bit to calm and re-adjust himself? i can tell that you stick to one method so i'm guessing you have a reason. thank you!

She's HUGE! Nice looking filly for sure!

I think you did a great job trying to redirect him, and keep him moving forward. All these negative comments don't mean anything. Every horse is different and react differently to saddling EVEN if they've been perfect through every step of handling and training before. Your ques were clear and you followed through even though he wasnt comfortable at times. I'm a strong believer in discomfort is the best teacher. You can always work through that. Good job!

Lots of nope from me. He's confused and scared ❤

Lots of stress an anxiety, as well as the bucks -this couldve been avoided if you used r+ instead

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