Loved all the explanations of medical issues, very informative. Kory is excellent with his training sessions, his calm way of being with the horses is great and he really knows his stuff. The team work so well to together.

That should be your tag line, " I leave with a smile on my face and an animal in my trailer"

In the opening credits....Special Guest Starring Dr. Duncan! She is doing fantastic. It's big shoes to fill while Dr. Scott is out! We appreciate her!

It's 2 30am here in the U.K but I couldn't sleep without watching the new episode. 🙂

You all do such amazing work!! If money wasn't an issue, the possibilities would be endless!!!!💝💝💝💝 never stop.

Glad to hear that the money needed for that surgery spoken about in this and the last episode was raised! Hope our beloved big boy heals well

Kayla seems extremely knowledgeable and I enjoy watching her work on the horses feet. Kory is certainly able to handle everything that is needed.

Thanks for sharing the experience and details. Do hope that foot isn't to far gone for surgery. Look forward to the update. Special thanks to the Doc for all her hard work and appreciate the closing. They are important to the viewer. Take care and stay safe

This was very educational. I learned a lot 💯 from the explanations on hoof ailments. Cory is such a good worker. Seems he is always busy no matter what the task. He's also so good at training. 🤗🐴🐎😍

@dianestubli8245

2 жыл бұрын

Cory needs to smile more

No trainers train exactly the same but they all get to the finish with the rideable horse

I loved this episode because we got to see a lot more of the horses.

@kimstanymyr6049

2 жыл бұрын

And what beautiful animals they are!!

Thanks so much for helping all the horses, mules and donkeys. What a fantastic team you have there!

Doc is absolutely gorgeous, I watch all of your episodes, especially the ones with doc in. ❤

The new faces are now the familiar faces. You are all doing a great job, best wishes!

I love ya'll. This site was recommended to me on KZread, now I'm so very happy that was. I love what you do with God's animals, whether they are big or small. Ya'll are kind of like 'James H' and his 'Big and Small' animals book. Thank you so very much for all that you do. I cannot give you more money that I don't have, but I can like and subscribe ❤🤍💙🙏🏻🐎🐈🐖🙏🏻🙏🏻

So cool that u are working with a female farrier!

This was so interesting tonight .The farriers sharing their knowledge of all aspects of horses hooves. 👍

Cory is an amazing trainer!!

What a busy day, well done! I have dibs on Tonka! 😊

What a great team! 👏👏

Yes, there are wonderful Natural Horsemanship Legends....Pat Parelli, Craig Cameron and younger rising stars such as Sam VanFleet that give clinics in the U.S....I love the idea of trainers going to clinics to further their training skills. They do great now, then it is an ongoing learning process. I'd donate to a go fund me for training trainers. Karen Gallant

I wish some of these amazing trainers y’all are talking about would reach out to the amazing people at horse plus.

Glad this was longer video and got to see many employees and horses.

brilliant from the beginning to the end - love it and it clearly reflects the hard work that is going on and been done and I love commentating at the end of it - all coming out about the knowledge just to do your job - a bit shy in the beginning - reflect the love of it all - love from Ireland

So wonderful to see the hooves getting trimmed, and sad to see owners who let it get that bad

Not for the faint of heart is right ! I watch you all and want to send you on a beautiful adventure/ vacation something different and renewing and I don't have the money to do it. I hope you all have some time to get out and ride a healthy horse or do what else you love, just to balance all of your service for the sick and needy. You're sure a wonderful crew of people! Many blessings wanted for you all❣️🌷🌿🐎

Love watching your channel and your friends love you all your very special ❤

The farrier work is so satisfying to watch! 😁

Loved the video and your care for all the animals. God bless.

Really appreciated the explanations of the hoof problems. The founder explanation in particular. Anaerobes. Fungi. Maybe spirochetes in some infections? (digital dermatitis involves spirochaetes I’m told so assume they also infect horse hoof). So interesting.

Just brilliant.

Doc Duncan is doing a great job.

Loved everything you all did. I loved watching the care you show all the horse's. Love all the updates also.

Great video of all your hard work both in front and behind the camera. Great looking horses. So happy that DeLente will get surgery to fix his foot.

BLESSING FROM EAST TENNESSEE, GREAT JOB YOU ALL ARE DOING.

That’s a great idea to have a tour so many times of year that’s manageable. Maybe a small fee for a , say, bagged lunch or pizza . This could be a great fundraiser opportunity. Not that it would be pushy, but just put out there with a HPH pin and a card with Amazon link , Facebook page, KZread page. Maybe even be able to pet a donkey or horse. I’d come with my family. Cool!

This video really brought back memories of the horses that I raised about 20 years ago. Awesome! Just loved the education. Kory is a wonderful addition to Horses Plus. What has happened to the older gentleman who was a big part of Seasons 1 and 2? He drove a Jeep Cherokee. I truly loved watching him work on the horses. He was quite witty.

Excellent episode. Really appreciate all of the explanations from the farriers. They sure got a work-out today! Dr Decker is filling in for Doc very nicely. She's warming up to the camera which is terrific. Cory & Jenna worked so well together & separately w/ the rest of the team. Continue to be so impressed w/ Cory's training skills. He's a terrific horseman. I'm watching the new trainer. Didn't like a couple of little things I caught today. Hope they were just exceptions & not normal technique for her. Really a grand effort from the whole team!

The Belgian boy with cancker face markings looks like a Belgian mare I used to drive in college - she also had a curly perm for her mane

Tonka is one beautiful horse! Love all the work you do at Horse Plus!

I love these guys the whole circle of life! Only wish they’d get a little better with some of the little things like get the dried mud groomed off them before tacking….

@anniewright6358

2 жыл бұрын

I noticed that and hoped that a spot of grooming had taken place under the saddle. I think they are stretched for time, and maybe it’s a man thing, when I was involved with riding clubs the ladies always presented their horses better than the men did. Maybe they think a bit longer in the training regime is more important than removing a bit of mud

MAN OH MAN HOW FAR YALL HAVE COME IN SUCH A SHORT TIME ....CONGRATS EACH OF YOU ...... TAWNEE YOU REALLY GOT AN EYE FOR HIRING GOOD HEARTED HARDWORKING GENUINE PEOPLE ..... YOUR HUSBAND IS AN AWSOME EDITOR ......I BEGGED FOR YALL TO SHOW US MORE AND TO FEEL LIKE MAYBE I HELPED IN SOME SMALL WAY MAKES ME FEEL GOOD .....(EVEN THOUGH WE KNOW ITS NOT TRUE LOL)

I look forward to this channel every week, such a great group of talented caring people. Btw, anytime you can film more Cory, the better.

Learning a lot about farrier care and types of problems. Thanks 🙏

The vet part is the best part for me to watch, seeing them progress is so good to see.

You all are wonderful!!

The farrier you guys had out for this day was excellent, very informative and clearly knowledgeable. Just curious though, is Garrick not doing farrier work for Horse Plus any longer?

Thanks for another great video!!! I commend you all on the work you do for these fabulous animals! I think I was born loving horses, and I am quickly falling in love with donkeys and mules. Is it OK for me to ask why Kimberly always wears a bandana around her head? I have never seen her without one. Please keep on being an advocate for these animals! They need you so much!!!

Tip: when putting wire around the fence/t-post put the wire thru the hole of an Eyehook the use an electric drill to hold the eyehook spin that wire tight. Works fast, use less wire and less muscle 😊. Just a suggestion if interested. Love all you do❤️❤️

Great episode as usual, we have a 19yo horse who had quite bad rotation and our farrier suggested putting him on Asprin, which we did with night and morning feeds of Oates charm and salt, to keep his water intake up, he came good, he can now go out all day on grass with the other horses, comes in at night. It's working great for him, maybe your vet can look into that that as an option for some of these foundered horses, Blessing 🙏🏻❤️

WOW what a busy team x another great episode

I have a equine rescue I feed a cup of ground flax seed to my horse's had a horse came in with ring bone. The lady was treating her with shots and she couldn't even walk when I picked her up. Within a month feeding her the ground flax seed were riding her no more shots. We stopped the shots the day she came to us. We had her for 10 more years.

I am So Glad you Have A Good Trainer Best Of Luck Kayla xx

You guys are too good for this world.......no one but the horses deserve you. (Insert the "We're not worthy!!" clip from Wayne's World here)

Thanks to all and Dr. Duncan.🐴

Outstanding video!

@hphs

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much!

Man watching how easy those T posts went in made me jealous lol 😂

You are doing a real good job for the horse Nannette

You guys amazing Keep it up great work much respect to you all ☺️

Very interesting segment. I haven’t owned a horse for over 40 years, but they are in my blood. I’m 83 years old, from New Zealand. Procedures have made huge improvements since I was actively involved, but my horses were always well cared for and a vet visit was a rarity, except Maybe for the castration of a youngster. Keep up the good work, team, you’re doing a wonderful job, keeping these beautiful animals out of the slaughter pipeline. Fortunately we don’t have such a dreadful practice in NZ, but sometimes it’s inevitable that an animal needs to be euthanised. They mainly go to the zoo, or the hounds, as long as they are not full of medication.

all my prayers are with the horses and donkeys and cats

Thanks Casey!

Good work

Just a question, has anyone thought of putting notches at the top of those hoof cracks to keep them from getting worse? We used to do that with our horses when they would get hoof cracks. Our farrier was always pleased when we did that.

Flax seed will help with joint problems and hoof problems such as white line founder.

I understand white line too well. My mare in my profile pic actually got it and my farrier ended up clipping a quarter of her hoof wall off and put apoxie on her hoof to seal it.

When doc back hope his eye op went well

Iodine from “the hoof GP” on utube he works on cows but he love iodine for drying stuff out. Reminds me of “my big fat Greek wedding” and the windex”🤣🤣🤣

I like watching your video I have not seen to many off them or I have not seen you guys going to auction whesr you bid on horses and donkey and other animals

@pjk1714

2 жыл бұрын

Might consider going back 2 seasons to see the inside of the auction there. Only once did they allow inside. Kinda eye opener.

My dream is to volunteer at Horse plus 😭

It seems like you all work really long days. How do you get enough time to spend with your own animals which I'm guessing there are quite a few?

I didn't get a notification about the premiere until this morning. :(

@hphs

2 жыл бұрын

That is so sad! :'(

How hard is it to run a brush over a horse before it's saddled? It not only helps with bonding, it helps build trust, it removes dirt and grime, it helps with circulation, it removes dead winter hair, and they LOVE it too!!

Wondering if HPHS ever thought about getting the heat lights so you can give bathes to horse in not so great weather I understand about the mud or even put those pea stones down so they dont get so muddy

Tonka that’s my boy

Dog gone it missed the live version again

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So is everyone new again? I do get every post but I watch a lot of videos.

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Do you shoe donkey’s differently to horses?

What happened to the good looking farrier.??

Why am I not getting new videos?? I have my button set on ALL

Where is the other ferrier?

Any news about that so sick, white horse you named "BABY" ? I'm still so troubled about her.

Hay, quick question. Did Cody get adopted.

Where is the other horse shower, Garrick?

@Terri-Friends9999

2 жыл бұрын

That’s what I was wondering?

Curious .... yall have so much earth tones around you and yall choose to wear similar colors also ..... is that intentional or is color shirts to hard to clean ????

What happened to Jessie? I don't see her any more.

@pjk1714

2 жыл бұрын

Let her go... Several episodes back they explained to changes made and sadly why.

@HughLlewellyn

2 жыл бұрын

Watch Horse Shelter Heroes S3E5. They go into detail about what happened. I'm so disappointed in Jessie, Sarah & Mady. I was really fond of them, and to find out how they betrayed the core values of HPHS is so heartbreaking.

How terrible of them people who win all kinds of money off those lovely horses and then dump them! Sick sick people out there!

@lynnbetts4332

2 жыл бұрын

Winning $20-30,000 will barely pay for their training and boarding costs for one year. That's why they call it a rich man's game. Spend a lot of money for not a lot of gain. Once in a while, you MIGHT hit big.

@lynnbetts4332

2 жыл бұрын

The joke is. How do you make a million in horse racing? Spend 3 million.

@jessicaoppegard6578

2 жыл бұрын

@@lynnbetts4332 Wow! I had no idea!

WAIT, where is the normal Farrier?????

I could hardly understand the first girl lol had to switch on subtitles.

I wish yawl had the funds or volunteer to be a groom. It would be nice if the horses could be washed and brushed and groomed before they start training or have their adoption appointment or just be brought to the farrier. I know it’s icing on the cake but I hate to see a horse saddled or round penned or put up with crusty mud on their face and belly or knots in the mane n tail. Not complaining! Just a wish for these horses😊😊😊

@helenabiesma5560

2 жыл бұрын

the sad new is - some days I think they come to it and the weather being rotten here as well - it is very hard to get it perfect - and they are full in the sense of feeding and then it all coming together there the works and farriers is nothing wrong with mud being there - they prefer sunny days to do it right - they are not miss treated - they are fed on time and the vets stuff is done on time daily - what is wrong with mud ???

@Freespiritarts

2 жыл бұрын

@@helenabiesma5560 , I know mud….lord I know mud. I’m just saying I wish there was funding or volunteers that could help with grooming. Weather causes dirt, wet, mud, and all that. I know. Been there done that. I just wish they had more help keeping the horses clean and comfortable . Every animal feels better when it’s groomed. Like I said …I’m not complaining. I love this place.

@helenabiesma5560

2 жыл бұрын

@@Freespiritarts but again you are complaining of something is in significant at today's work schedule - we groomed horses when they where riding or a daily groom but some of the coats are wet -not easy to groom -that needs to dry out - in rain???? In addition they have winter coats at the moment again should not be touched again it is better to brush off when dry?? in addition some of these animals have not been handled correctly - then full groom???

@Freespiritarts

2 жыл бұрын

@@helenabiesma5560 I hear ya. Sorry I posted.

@susiek.johnson3923

2 жыл бұрын

Grooming is a very big part of training.

Where's Garrett ??

Wheres garrick

Casey Duncan's sweetheart do you need help organizing your car ??? It seems like work would be cleaner and more efficient and effective...... just constructive criticism

Re:- flag work and desensitisation.... Horses "conquer" objects by placing a foot on it! The desensitisation process can be accelerated by teaching the horse to:- follow, and then step on a moving object. We used Clicker training to initiate the games, and the objects would vary, depending on the particular horse's fears. Examples:- Ropes Plastic Paper Saddles - yes, we even had a beaten up saddle for this purpose. I trained my riding horse to chase after plastic bags blowing in the wind and STAMP on it, so I could get off, roll it up and dispose of it properly.

What's happened to doc

@HughLlewellyn

2 жыл бұрын

Doc is recovering from treatments for a detached retina. He's made short appearances in a few videos on FB to talk about it. He's on the mend and will be back though.

I have difficulty hearing the vet assistant. it seems very muffled and she talks very fast.

3:45 she's a bit slow on the release, and also a bit pushy/flooding in her training, if you follow Warrick Schiller, you will know how to do this correctly, so you get faster and better results from your training. I wouldn't be very impressed with her, and I would probably not let her work with my horse. Just saying that she needs more training/education, to become more in tune with what she's actually doing.

@koryoconnor4268

2 жыл бұрын

I’m currently showing my training staff Buck Brannaman tapes, I have Warwick Schiller up next to help further educate. The thing about working with horses is that you can work a lifetime with them and still have things to work on. Some things come natural and other things take a bit of coaching. I believe constructive criticism and slight adjustments make the best impact whether it’s working with horses or coaching people

@yosemite735

2 жыл бұрын

Meh, she is working for peanuts with animals that... you are not going to hire much more of a trainer.