In gratitude for your decision to award a training benefit, I am going to join and purchase something. I no longer have horses but I enjoy the care you both give to people and horses.

What decent people you are ? Well impressed. 👍🏼

Steve, your last message on this video is a wonderful gesture - helping people that don’t have the finances for your help. 🇨🇦

How wonderful you Steve and Tanya you are to help those people who need your help. Thank you.

You Guys are just the best I applaud your professionalism and your kindest to help others. 👏👏👏👏🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺

Lovely horse. Another wonderful video. Always miss Tanya when she isn’t on but adore Charlotte. That you all work together so well is wonderful to behold.

You are wonderful ! There is greater happiness in giving than in receiving. Bless you all.

Every time she says Dad my heart breaks a little. My Dad was the horseman I’ve ever known. I miss working with him, learning from him and spending hours and hours with him. Steve’s daughter is so lucky.

Isn't it amazing ~ the number of horse owners who watch Steve's videos and STILL lead their animal holding it right under the chin?

@kayBTR

2 жыл бұрын

And dragging their horse around

@kidstuff44555

2 жыл бұрын

Unfortunately that's how they teach kids at Pony Club, once people get in the habit of doing something its hard to change

@louisegogel7973

2 жыл бұрын

I was wondering about that here. It must be a habit that people have to consciously unlearn, and turn that mindset to strong leadership and trust.

@drhyshek

Жыл бұрын

It’s maddening to watch.

@FredaFlynn2008

4 ай бұрын

Even when Steve says not so much tension give her more rope she still reaches under the horses chin. 🙄

You and your family know horses so well. Wonderful videos. They are beautifully edited and we all learn so much from each one.

Nice to see the confidence of this handler.

I think Steve you are so right about a loose rein!!

Thank you Steve and Tanya for all your informative videos. And the fact that you're willing to "PAY IT FORWARD" to people who probably couldn't afford your rates. Even one session can make so much of a difference to both the horse and owner. From a Horse Trainer and Retired Paramedic in Ontario, Canada, Jenn. 💖 💖 🇨🇦 🇬🇧🌟🌟🌟🌟

Hi from New Zealand. Just love how you teach both horse and owner with kindness.. Works the best.. You're my no 1 watch..

Here in the US I've seen videos of ranchers using a trick to load quickly. They take a stick and tap on the horse's hind quarters very gently. Then keep tapping (just touching) until the horse makes the slightest movement. When the horse stops moving commence tapping lightly again. I have seen used effectively and quickly quite a few times to get a horse into a trailer quickly. I love your work. You are so gentle, kind, loving and graceful. And other equestrians learn from your example.

@louisegogel7973

2 жыл бұрын

Pressure from behind, release when they move, pressure again when they stop, release when they move….? I would love to hear what Steve has to say about the rear light tapping method.

@sscoggin3521

2 жыл бұрын

Yes I have done that tapping on my horse’s shoulder/forearm very gently and rhythmically with a short dressage whip, until I get a step forward then stop. So the horse gets a reward by stopping the tapping with each forward step. Very quiet, very easy no drama. It worked even when my mare had a rug on. It was brilliant.

@kihntagious

Жыл бұрын

Steve does that with his boing stick

the absolute best part of this is watching Steve push the pram, lol!!!! ♡

I always knew you were a good guy. Love your videos Steve ❤❤

What lovely people you are. 👏❤️

Steve you are a kind hearted guy👏👏👏

You two are such a lovely couple. I don't have any horses but my brother does. I have shared your channel with him and he is watching you every opportunity he has. Elaine

Steve, you and Tanya are just good people! To be reaching out to people in need of help like that will be life changing. As you bless them, may God bless you trifold! I hope all your trails are happy ones!

This horse is a patchwork quilt of beauty 🥰

Y'all are so cool. It's nice to see the need and give back. Truly a hero for the horses and then for the people.

Luv luv luv your horsemanship. You simplify everything and explain it all so well. What a beautiful gesture to help people who are struggling. Absolutely beautiful souls all of you 💖

bless your hearts for paying things forward in the interst of the horses and the people!!!

Hello from the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia, U.S.A. I don't have a horse but absolutely love your videos! Thank you for helping owners who aren't able to pay for professional training of troubled horses.

💕 He is even coming when called and he the leasing is superb, especially if you consider it’s only 3 days! Great job by all of you 👏👏👏

You’re so much appreciated. From Canada

Absolutely beautiful horse. Great job! 🤩

hi from mexico, i dont have a house nor a ranch,.. but love to see your videos to learn, not only for understanding of one day know how to handle a house. but, also to be more open to animal understanding of how to train according to its type characteristics to pets smaller than a horse, thank you!, you advices go beyond just horse relation. congrats for your years of helping these lovely and noble animals. greetings !

You are the best and so kind to help people ❤

Your so blessed to do that wish I was in UK I'm in Oregon can't even find a fairer they all retired after the virus. In US.my Aunt and uncle lived in dorset. Cousin s live in Pool . love your place and the horses I have 2 mustangs real pretty 🐎 ones. Kt broke ones 4 others 10 she's real skidis.was un catchable. Now better.sge was left four 3 years in a field fed and watered though. Then I got her she's in paridice now God bless

Steve, the help/hope you give others is priceless. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and love of horses with others. It says so much about you, Charlotte, and Tanya! Merry Christmas 💖!

Oh that's great I'm glad that there's going to be a video every week and thank you for helping all the people in their horses. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all of you!

This is such a generous offer to help other people who can’t afford it, and if you could film every one of them in exchange for giving them help, that would be a way for them to give back, as it will be a huge learning boon for everyone in the world. I think a mix of showing a little, next leading with the owners, and then having them work on doing what you are teaching them is your best approach. I suspect you will be able to refine and evolve your people training methods too so that we common mortals can learn even better from your brilliance and kindness. Thank you so much for sharing your horse and people wisdom with us out here. I will be near horses when I move to Germany and appreciate knowing better how to be around them. Also my daughter has a large draft horse, and this is helpful for when I am with them.

What a beautiful horse she is! They all have their own personalities…why that surprises me I have no idea because I see the surprise when I tell people about my ducks…same thing! You and Tanya are awesome to start helping others for free who need it! What an awesome way to pay it forward! Now about that Unrequested forward motion T-shirt…I’d pay shipping also to have one! I’m sure there are others who would do the same. I’d certainly wear it over here in VT., USA to let people know what amazing things you do with horses! Wishing you and your family a very Merry 🎄 Christmas!

@louisegogel7973

2 жыл бұрын

Where in VT are you? I’m in Manchester.

@djberkey5449

2 жыл бұрын

@@louisegogel7973 Mt Holly!

@louisegogel7973

2 жыл бұрын

@@djberkey5449 Neat! Less than an hour from me… I was just up in Wallingford last week to see a friend.

@djberkey5449

2 жыл бұрын

@@louisegogel7973 not far at all! Do you have any kind of animals?!

I’m no expert on hooves but I’m sure this horse needs something ❤❤

Great announcement 👍

I would love to come and watch a ranch day or week simply because I am so impressed by Steve’s ability . I owned a horse years ago and still love them I would enjoy learning a tiny big of hos knowledge.

Always so many experts in the comments! Wow! Parenting experts, horse training experts, filming experts. Idk how Steve has managed his life and training on his own before all the experts came along to tell him how to do it all. My daughter tells me never to read the comments. I think she may be right.

So kind 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

If this were a step-up trailer the horse might be a lot more willing to go in. I have lo g since given up on ramps.

Excellent video once again! How very kind to pay it forward. Looking forward to ordering merchandise once the holidays are over. May I suggest a wireless mic on your jacket. I miss some of your conversation between owner and Steve. Respectfully from Lexington Kentucky. City of horse farms and bourbon.

@carolbrown4378

2 жыл бұрын

If you visit Lexington Kentucky you can sample some of the best bourbon. We are serious about horses and bourbon. Or is it bourbon and horses

a lovely video and how kind of you yo pay it forward. xx

She would want to show her the outside, let her smell it, show her the door or window!….then go back to starting position, loosen the rein and relax at the shoulder and talk as you go in!……like it’s a common thing you all do and no fear at entering!! Give good gentle pats and always talk to her! Tanya…you have a great girl and she will get it!!❤️

"I raised you didn't I"..LOL Drop the mike!! ☺️

The color of this horse is amazing. How?

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Hi Steve loving your videos & learning a lot but please who ever is filming they keep interrupting & I can't hear what your saying it would be very helpful if it was just you talking

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It's late, it might be my eyes or my screen, but I'm so curious. Is this mare's shaved undercoat purple? Good job with her Lisa!

If she wouldn’t turn and look at the horse as she leads, she might just keep walking…looose rein, and go! She is shy on the ramp and unsure of its stability!…then rub her….always talk to them …it re-assures them of your purpose!…then she can get rid bits for her!,

I want to ask a question please , I have watched a lot of your videos and some of the horses have a looks like a painted blanket on, is that a blanket on her back and rupp/ butt or ? What is it ? Please

@metalman-ox5eb

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly what I wanted to know! Never saw that before.

@fionaalsofiona2835

2 жыл бұрын

It's where she has been clipped - given a haircut. Lots of people clip under where the saddle would be and sometimes, in this case, further back on the rump.

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Actually it’s driving me crazy watching her pulling on his head.

Steve, put a gag bit on sharlotte. Remind her she is the SILENT camera person..!!😬😬

I would love for you to meet my horses but I'm in Columbus, GA; USA When will ya'll come over here?

@ponymom965

2 жыл бұрын

I am near Orlando, Florida and would love for Steve to come to the states, preferably over in our neck of the woods. Love your videos and style of training. Thank you for all you do.

Did the problems start before or after the baby was born?

If someone put little pointed metal rods pressing on the top of my head to make me go somewhere that scared me I think I would begin associating a trailer with pain. . I hope she doesn’t say it doesn’t cause pain. If points didn’t create an effect they wouldn’t be used.

What are those rectangular patches on her back and rump?

many dif shades horse has

Where do the lines on this horse come from?

What color is that horse?

Is it Charlotte filming? Please don't talk so loud. I turn the volume up to hear Steve and then Charlotte speaks and it nearly blows my eardrums out. 😢 Looking forward the day you get proper camera and sound system. I stick with it because I love to watch the horses transform.😊

Oops like an Andulusian

I'm good with faces but also *lousy* with names! 😅

This horse looks like she’s got donkey in her bloodlines.

O this is a year ago

I cannot watch your video's on i-pad. There is about 60% black in the video and a very small piece of video. Would you please film horizontaly? Please!! Like everybody else?

@thefloridamimi9278

2 жыл бұрын

I’m watching on an iPad, and I have nearly a full screen. Try clicking on the white box in the lower right hand corner. Keep clicking and the comment section will go away, and it will open up to full screen.

@janohdegroot989

2 жыл бұрын

@@thefloridamimi9278 I am not talkung about the comment section. I mean the black parts. Filming horizontaly, turning the phone, would solve that problem.

@nickybomont6074

2 жыл бұрын

I watch on my iPad. When I hold it horizontally yes there’s lots of black’ but then turn it vertically and the black disappears !

@thefloridamimi9278

2 жыл бұрын

@@nickybomont6074 yes, that’s what I was trying to explain to the person who was complaining. But I’m learning that people don’t want a solution. I did the same thing you did, and then realized that if I click on the white square, it opened up even more, to nearly full screen. Beautiful 😻. Problem solved regardless of how it’s been filmed. Thanks Nicky, have a great day!

Your wife is too loud on camera.

Charlotte must be behind the camera again. Telling her dad, who is the expert on training and is brilliant, tells her dad what to do. I wish she would respect him and stop doing that. Just saying.

@podunk_woman

Жыл бұрын

Rude much or anything?