The horse remembered how their partnership works. Trust, Empathy and Kindness. Beautiful to see and an amazing story. This is also why horses remember bad experiences and people too.

Beautiful story. Jordan must feel honored to be back with this horse and knowing that they both remember each other. A special person leaves a lasting imprint on them. 🏇🐎💗

He remembered Jordan's touch. What a beautiful story. Thank you for sharing.

I agree, horses are like children, the more time and patience you invest in them the longer your lessons stay with them. Great work Jordan!

And bitless. Horses are smart. The consistency of their trainers and riders lets that show. I am so proud of y'all. AND riding right by that noisy road and gas station. Well done.

@ldirk58601

Ай бұрын

And no spurs or whips. I enjoy this type of training the most.

Quality wins every time. The smile on Jordan's face is priceless!

Horses are very smart. Jordan has a gentle nature and he remembered that.

Smart horses never forget good basic training taught with gentleness of hand and mind. That roany white on the left neck is very distinctive.

What an incredible story….. that gelding obviously comes from good blood lines.😊

Haven’t been watching you but for a short time. What drew me to watch was the gentleness with wild foals! And the way Jordan just seems to connect with the foals and horses on your ranch. You can’t train with fear, you train with trust. This is a testament to a horses memory! They are very smart. I really enjoy your videos, and really love your horses! Take care. ❤️

What a beautiful animal, and yes, it's pretty clear he remembers Jordan. He's going to be an easy horse to fully train.

He was there before! I love that Jordan is the greatest horseman I have ever seen here on YT. Thank you both Candace and horses, doggies and the beautiful place you live. 👍🏼😘

It’s great that the owner still has the ability to access to trainers that trained under her husband’s tutelage.

How lovely for Leslie to have this connection. Jordan knows his horses ❤

That’s beautiful to hear about Jordan’s story with this lovely horse. Thank you!

That's so amazing! And what a looker he is! He's gorgeous! ❤❤

What a beautiful story! Jordan looks so happy in the saddle. Memories, our keepsakes for life... Thanks for sharing Candice

I think it also says a lot that the owner thought of Jordan to work with the horse. There's a lot of trust in that.

When you teach natural horsemanship, they never forget. I think it might be because with the pressure/release method, they figure it out themselves and never forget it. 😍

Really appreciate your videos sharing your life and your work with the horses and foals you rescue.

I don’t know beans about horse training but I’m really impressed with Jordan not using a bit in the horse’s mouth. I didn’t even know that was possible! I’ve always thought mouth bits were kind of cruel. I love Jordan’s gentleness with these beautiful animals! 💕

@mtngrl88

Ай бұрын

Bits are great... in soft hands only.

@Swimkid1

Ай бұрын

Well said

@Swimkid1

Ай бұрын

Bits are pain compliance, nothing less.

@janforaker3127

Ай бұрын

I rode my quarter horse mare without a bit. Never found one that she didn't keep chewing on and moving it around. They all seemed to bother her a lot so we just did a hackmore.

Beautiful horse--part Arabian or some breed with beautiful lines & what a nice trot---who needs to canter w/ that trot, LOL! Sometimes the universe does a 360 in a good way.

How awesome! The threads that connect us!

He doesn't even need a bit!

Being around horses is the best. My Dad born on a ranch in Colorado was riding horses at 3 years old. Wish I had a penny for every horse he broke.

What a lovely riding style, and i love that story! 💖💖

You all live so close to a very busy highway. It’s amazing you can keep the horses from being spooked by it! Great job! ❤

That’s so sweet that they remember each other! Animals are so wonderful. ❤

What a cool story. The horse is gorgeous.

This was fun to watch and cool to hear about. Thanks for sharing it with us!

Beautiful in every way.

I noticed when the horse tested Jordan bc I could see the surprise on his face when the horse did an extra trot type move. I wouldn’t have known anything was out of the norm except for Jordan’s reaction. I know next to nothing about horses but it’s Lovely to see an experienced rider working WITH a horse, so calm with the movements and encouraging with his voice and touches. It was like they were talking to each other ❤️

He is a beauty. Great gaits.

Such a heart warming story!!! Your past returns to validate your present!!! ❤🐎❤🐎❤

A very pretty horse!❤️😀🐗

This is a testament to the training techniques you use. Solid!

The owner is a smart lady. She realizes a broke horse is safer and more valuable.

OMG! THATS SUCH A CUTE HORSE , I HOPE HE SETTLES IN WELL!

He's a beautiful horse.

Thank you for the celebration video and acknowledgement of good training/starting.

Horse moves nicely👍🍀🇺🇸

Beautiful horse. Beautiful story ❤

looks like perfect form he is majestic you both are amazing

Cool story thanks for sharing ❤

Wow small world beautiful horse

Beautiful to see.

How cool. Thanks for the background!

Camille, you build a great foundation for a house. If you do the same with a horse, it lasts them a lifetime as well !!! Your friend, the Retired Paramedic and Horse Trainer in Ontario, Canada, Jenn 💖 🇨🇦

What a heartwarming story ~ ~ nice way for me to start my day, seeing your video. thank you

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That's amazing👏👏👏💞😀 Beautiful🙏🌌

Hello 👋 from Arkansas 😊

What an incredible experience!

Thanks for sharing!!!

Amazing Jordan!

Very cool

That is beautiful

Good horse!

Wow cool story 😊

I have a crush on Jordan.

Horses don't forget. (Good treatment or bad). Fortunately they can be trained to overlook bad treatment. Via Dr. Robert M. Miller DVM

How old is the horse now? Great story.

This is awesome! Why does he post English on western?

@wendy833

Ай бұрын

Riding all bouncy isn't comfortable for either the horse or rider.

All the white hair at his left shoulder? He remained a stallion for a long time? Those are usually marks from stallions playing/competing- 🤷‍♀️

Quarter horse?

Do you imprint with the new born foals or is that old school?

@ronmccabe7164

29 күн бұрын

My observation is that they imprint with their feral foals, and leave their raised foals alone, and only pet horses that come to them wanting pets and scratches (or better - scratches and pets!).

Is that just gray hair on his neck? Kinda odd that its on one side only!

But why wait 10 years.

@CricketsBay

Ай бұрын

This horse has a new owner who wants to ride him after the horse hasn't really been around people for a very long time. She sent him to Jordan for remedial training. Jordan recognized him.

@NM-ub6ml

Ай бұрын

Yes... It is pretty common for a horse that has been not worked to be sent for a refresher.. reschooling really. Children's ponies in particular often need it because they can become pushy and poorly mannered and to get the basics

@barbrice721

Ай бұрын

I u derstand that. But why start a good horse and then wait 10 years to round him out. Just seems like a lot of wasted years feeding and caring for a horse that's doing nothing but costing money. Because they are expensive.

@NM-ub6ml

Ай бұрын

@@barbrice721 I guess maybe life or injury or just having no one to the level to ride them maybe? If they have land and can afford care and feed then I guess maybe their choice. It sounds idyllic for the horse turned out in a herd with no stress! A lucky horse woth an owner with resources and cares about it Maybe a teen or grandkids has grown up and reach the horses weight now. It is expensive to keep horses but some people have land and stabbing and that does reduce it... Lucky them Lucky horse. It looks nice and calm

@barbrice721

Ай бұрын

@@NM-ub6ml Yes . Lucky. We should be so lucky.lol

I disagree. Any horse can become amazing if their human is a good leader. If that horse is sold to a weak human they will learn they are higher. If sold again to a good and clear leader they will become the same good horse. It is never the horse's fault if they have issues..It is always the human's fault in not being clear and consistent. Your Husband is the same so the horse becomes as good as he once was. I don't think highly on the Pirellis+ Riding horses with pain compliance ie Bits Tie down, crops (which is how I was taught) is zero horsemenship.

Oh my goodness Candice, sooooo close to 30k followers! 🎉🙏 I'm proud to be one of the OG crew 😊 I think there were about 200 of us when I followed 🩷 maybe less.