Love your calm patient approach giving the horse time to think. Such a wonderful thing to watch him considering and then trying, gaining confidence and moving on with your silent support that he was making the right decision. Love it! ❤

Another success story, demonstrating less is more 👍

Realizing how important to not expect perfection is a better way to train with quality. Thanks Steve&Tanya❤😊

That’s so awesome that Nita had her foal on your birthday!!!

Omg, all those chatty women. Steve has the patience of a saint! 😇

What a gorgeous boy. ❤ Can I say, thank you to this lovely lady for keeping her Walkers flat shod. The stacks and chains that the Big Lick riders use are horrendous. Thank you for loving your horses so much and not putting them through that horrendous torture. This is how Tennessee Walkers are meant to be. Beautiful horse and lovely lady. 🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻

thank you, i had forgotten there was going to be an update with this horse but you guys don't forget us, that's why i have no problem subscribing to your pay channel. we get our monies worth. quality.

That wonderful horse has a great mind. Calm, thinking, good attitude. He’s going to be huge, but I think he’ll be perfect for her until she’s 90!

I've loved horses all my life. I never could get a horse but, I've learned so much from watching your videos.

well done once again your idea became his dea given the time to think it through. AWESOME!!

Omg! Steve has so much patience. That woman never stops talking. The horse is so great despite her.

@vintagelady1

24 күн бұрын

It's a southern thing. Don't know what MY excuse for babbling is!

@margaretenglish7351

24 күн бұрын

@vintagelady1 As a transplant from the south to the Pacific Northwest I too, am a chatty Cathy. I'm not trying to be mean. But if you ask for help you shld listen to the answers instead of interupting with antidotes that are not working. We are trying to learn.

@jeffhenderson-o3z

22 күн бұрын

@@vintagelady1 it has nothing to do with southern thing it has to do w manners period.

@donnaz1425

20 күн бұрын

@@vintagelady1 I do.... we were all excited for the once in a life time NC demo event and meeting Steve and Tanya! It was a big deal for all this is why folks came from far and wide...lol lol ....I was there and met you and it was a pleasure talking to you.... I did not find you to be that chatty during the days event. I found you to be very informative and wish I could have talked to you some more. I looked for you after the photo opt and wanted you to sign one of Tanya's flags..😊. I tried to get everyone that was involved in the event to sign it....... I helped put on a big 4th of July weekend event in Pa for years at my friends horse ranch its a lot of work. People do not realize all the work that is involved until you have done it! Cant thank Danny and Linda enough either and all the other people that were involved in making it happen......Even the gal that cooked all the food for us all on her own with only her young son to help Not to mention the fact without you Lynn!!!!.... Steve would not have had enough horses to do the full demo plus we got to learn more from Steve and Tanya in person using those beautiful horses........Appreciate your enthusiasm..... Blessings....and Thanks again......

@vintagelady1

20 күн бұрын

@@jeffhenderson-o3z Well, Emily Post---it was actually a joke thing!

I wanted to be a barrel racer when I was a kid. I even put it in my 9th grade bio and spelt Barrel wrong. ❤️🇨🇦😉

Good morning Steve and Tanya! Lovely day! T-Bone looks pretty chilled with everything. I bet he’ll be a good student for her.

What a handsome chilled youngster! Im sure he will go far!😊

As always I really appreciate the info, style of training, and kindness you show. Really wish I'd had access to this when I was riding.

🥳🎉🎊🎉🎊 HAPPY BELATED BIRTHDAY LOVELY 4TH LADY & HAPPY BELATED BIRTHDAY MR. YOUNG!!!! 🎊🎉🎊🎉🥳 This is a wonderful, delightful watch. Thank you so much. Gorgeous Boy he is. Outstanding presence he has.

You are so brilliant in helping these horses and their owners to be successful! Thank you for sharing your talents and expertise! 💚👍

Just your confidence was all he needed! Awesome video

He just needed Steve there 😀 watching

Awesome video! Very good minded 3 year old! Thanks for sharing!❤❤

Thank you. I always liked horses, but really didn't know much till I started watching your videos. And, it really helps get my mind off the troubles of this life. And, you two are blessed to have each other. ❤🙏🇺🇲NC

Lively conversation and great enthusiasm. Not bothered by the chatting in the least. Fun stuff. Cool horse and what a nice barn and property. Wow.

@louisegogel7973

24 күн бұрын

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What a lovely calm horse. Such a good boy.🎉

Fun seeing you in USA

I've never before seen a horse whose front and back look as if they belong to different animals! But a lovely horse all the same, a gentle giant, and a great video.

Beautiful horse and he is very calm for being only 3 years old. Sweet boy, he figured it out very well!

Thank you for your patience all around 🌼

What a nice horse.

beautiful drive when the sun came out horses are gorgeous

Good boy loading on

It is very difficult when 3 people are talking over each other, pls consider this so we can hear Steve

@GlitterGlamGal

25 күн бұрын

It’s infuriating at times, some people cannot comprehend just listening.

@leahnichol6665

25 күн бұрын

I will sometimes rewind a bit and listen to the individual voices one at a time. I am not good at listening and watching at the same time nor listening to different voices at the same time and understanding what they have all said.

@jeanmartinolich

20 күн бұрын

I too have a bit of difficulty with people speaking at the same time, but it made it seem more real, 21:22 21:25 as though I were there with them. That tends to be the way real conversations go. I like seeing the actual videos. I see your point, but I felt like I was at home with these folks.

@susannesoto3512

3 күн бұрын

Totally agree. I mentioned something like this when watching another video, and my comment was deleted. I'm watching these videos to learn and want to hear Steve explain his methods. This constant chatter in the background is so distracting

Loved how easy it is to trailer a horse! LOL 😄😄 You let him do it himself. He is a very nice horse. Just a little young. Stand up straight kiddo to make your mother happy.

Steve your calm gentle reassuring touches, patience , relaxed body posture , owners voice reassuring droning on, birds singing, casual chatting, constant physical reassurance allowed this beautiful horse to feel trusting and confident enough to move into the trailer… no need for break down to breakthrough, it was his considered idea that with you by his side and his owner in front, he could be safe in making this decision. Truly wonderful to watch, thankyou so much for sharing these deeply moving stories, and finding the path. Of spiritual communication between horse and human , he put his life in your hands, and you were not found wanting… well done both of you xx

@louisegogel7973

24 күн бұрын

All of it good, yes! ❤

What a sweet natured, lovely horse ❤

Your so brave well done xx

He’s a beautiful horse … hopefully she gets him to strengthen and straighten that back of his. I think that was the easiest I’ve ever seen a horse go on a trailer before, in all your many VLOGs BTW … I may be having a senior moment and forgotten but I didn’t realize you were born on the 25th … I may have mentioned before but that is my son’s birthday, as well! He’s a bit younger than you 😊! Can’t remember if you turned 61 or 62 this year … so I’m thinking you were born on a Tuesday, if you’ve just turned 61. So I wish you a Happy Belated birthday! 🥳 🎉🎂 Anyhow, looking forward to the next VLOG, as always! Happy Trails! 🙌🙏✝️❤️🇨🇦

@louisegogel7973

24 күн бұрын

And the filly of Nita decided to join you all on that birthday it seems! 😊😊😊

Great video. A lot of good learning. Thank you!

Wow!! Hubby watched this and super impressed and enjoyed. Was offered to ride a Tennesse Walker down the road from me but something happened, and he sadly had to be put down. Very sad and was looking forward to riding him. A very smooth gait. Beautiful Buckskin!!!!! You went to N.C. at the right time. Hot as hell here on the East coast. I'm sure N.C. is just the same as VA in temps. Yes, those pesky snakes. Thankfully it was not a Copperhead. Lastly, do send us some rain from the UK. We desperately need it!

Awesome video. Thank you ❤️🇨🇦

If you think you have 5 minutes to get the darned horse in the darned trailer, it'll take about 3 hours. If you think that you have all day to do it, it will take about 10 minutes. (BTW, my birthday is also June 25th! Happy birthday!)

Please list the subscription sites . PLEASE PLEASE !!! Thank you! ANOTHER Wonderful video!

I had a great appaloosa gelding for 20 years. He would load in anything i pointed him at. Used him to help teach many horses to load. Tookhim to the vet once to get his teeth floated. The vet took him andtried to load him ina chute. He set his feet and refused. I took him kissedhim onthe nose and he followed me right in. The vet couldn't quit laughing and shaking his head.

Have learnt so much watching your videos. Thankyou 😊

Ooof I may watch this with the sound down 😊

Always put the microphone on. It's about constant quality of the production.

Not seen the start of this video before, very placid horse 🐴 he listens 🐴💙🐴💙🐴💙🥰😊

I absolutely love your KZread channel! I’ve learned so much from watching you!❤️🦋

Wonderful video. Beautifuk and charming horse and owner. So enjoyed watching.

Excellent job Steve less is more!

Nice job - what a great horse! I just started Rodeo Dog classes with my one dog - so much fun! Just barrels and tunnels - great for older dogs or possibly ones with joint issues or ones that aren't fond of the other obstacles. Hope that helps.

How did you teach her anything? blah blah blah... and work with children! You are so kind and patient Steve x

Good job Lynn! Amazing

I had to chuckle when Steve said "The horses won't trailer & we're going to "see" if we can help them." Well Steve, of course you'll make things better, yes? You are like Yoda: "Do or do not; there is no try." (P.S.--You do have better ears than Yoda, really you do!)

@louisegogel7973

24 күн бұрын

I love that quote and use it about any time someone talks about trying to do something. There is a major difference in perspective when you just do something and observe and learn from the outcome.

What a sweetie pie😊. Lynn probably felt a lot more confident and relaxed because you were there and maybe that’s why it went so well.. or the horse felt more comfortable because she wasn’t trying to push him. Great video!

Beautiful country.

Great video. Thanks!

Lovely! ✨🌟

The opening shots looked so much like Britain I was confused by the right side driving.

G’day Steve Tania Lyn Jean ❤Exceptional job with such magnificent horses all in terrific condition. Love T-Bone, Buddy, Bay, Beautiful Buck 3yo is going to be a big big boy.. Lyn I can imagine you’ll be quite chuffed with the work Steve has tuned up Buck, hope he’ll be your forever horse till 100+ yo Lovely property and beautiful people.. Ok the bikes 🏍 are pretty cool too.. Congratulations Lynn just a sprinkle of Steve’s magic and viola you did it all yourself! Kudos.. Tania love watching you pat an converse with all the critters xo Happy Birthday Steve Happy Birthday for Nita and fabulous buckskin filly foal (Name?) With many source blessings with truth love light laughter happiness joy fun play creativity adventures abundance wisdom wealth health and may peace be with you all! Victoria Australia 🇦🇺 xox ❤

@TrueFansite

24 күн бұрын

Very nicecomment. Good job!

Thank you

Loved that ❤❤

Love your videos. Both of you are a blessing. Any opportunity I have I share about you and your teachings. Thank you

Don't think that lady knows how to not say anything and allow the horse to process the experience. Patience and calmness works every time.

@louisegogel7973

24 күн бұрын

It looked to me as if the horse heard her voice like the leaves rustling in the trees or a stream flower over rocks… almost like a soothing background sound for him.

Wow! some people spend so much time talking they don't listen, I don;t think that was a horse problem at all lol

FABULOUS! I dont understand why the Americans dont have trailers with a ramp!

@caroleshortt2715

21 күн бұрын

I don’t think it matters. The horses will calmly load having to step up.

The owner needs to STOP TALKING.

@susie6133

25 күн бұрын

Why????

@Vaskitsa

24 күн бұрын

​@@susie6133 At times it might be helpful/productive to do a little more listening and focusing on the moment and letting the horse do some thinking without additional input :)

Was that steve poppin a wheelie??😅

@louisegogel7973

24 күн бұрын

Looks like it, lol.

I don’t think you came to a complete stop …. 😂😂😂

@louisegogel7973

24 күн бұрын

I noted that too and laughed.

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25th June ? Same birthday as me !

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Do you know Steve I think horses all over the world must know about you all you have to do is show up and they do what they’re supposed to, ha ha ha we adopted a huge gypsy Vanner paint cross here in America and she loaded onto the trailer just fine but when she got here she was so big she got stuck trying to back out the trailer and then she tried to sit down and come out eventually everything was fine, but I had never seen a horse with such a broad butt

A LITTLE BIT OF A SWAY Thats truely swaybacked ,,and shes gonna ride him ... No xray,s????

I’d like to see what he looks like in a year or two.

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Sound is kind of hard to hear them!

@margaretenglish7351

25 күн бұрын

Cuz, she doesn't stop talking

@cynthiawoods883

25 күн бұрын

@@margaretenglish7351 funny! My thought exactly! But I didn’t want to say it! I was thinking the positive part about it is I guess down south they are more open and friendly! 😳😉❤️👍

Is that sway back going to cause problems in a few years?

I found it difficult to focus on what Steve was saying because of "chattiness" of the owner

Does the trailer have a flat tire?

@louisegogel7973

24 күн бұрын

It looked a little low to me too, but it didn’t look flat, and I thought it might be in a little dip in the earth.

Thought he stood a bit with the hind legs under him on the hard floor in the stable but not on the soft ground. Herd farriers talk about that when they are a bit sore -footed. I’m surely no expert in any way, just curious if his hooves are good?

@louisegogel7973

24 күн бұрын

interesting and good question. I’d like to know too.

What state is this in? Beautiful countryside

What a young calm horse. When she said he’s a walker, does she mean he’s a Tennessee walker? Please don’t take him to train to walk as they use acid and chains to make them step higher. They have their own natural gait and that’s enough. They also cut their tail at the very top by his butte and he can never use it again.

@louisegogel7973

24 күн бұрын

Someone else commented about how she was not doing that and gave her kudos for having flat shoes on.

Wonder what wonderboy makes of her chicken scratching, no disrespect, Mam . But his energy is so chill and your so wound. When im forced to spend time with folks trying to nail every thing down to their interpatation of how they see it should be. I feel like its a set up n i will be the dissapointment. Some folks are addicted to their " problems", you watch time and again their choices in reconstructing the same dynamic of outcomes.. details of how they navagate the end result vary but once arrived, the energy is the same. It is their preferred state regardless of the lip service. Owner who ground by their horse never aknowledge the psychic weight they bestow upon horse. I believe horses are the most generous in nature . After all who do you know who would carry you into a live battlefield simply because you asked them to do so? People dont get what these stoic creatures are about. Steve N family, a mans wife n daughter say alot about a man. You teach me no matter how many times i rewatch the subtleties & consistency of your horsemanship. That is a beautiful mind in that horse. I hope the owner does everything possible to help him manage the odds of all that mass causing him agony while trying to accomodate what is asked of him. Im 65 and do not have a horse ' my boy died of skin cancer that took 10 yrs to consume him. It was so painful going thru it, i dream of horses night and day as ive done since i was out of the womb. Obsessed and love what you guys do. Always watching other " horse trainers...gently suggest they chk. You out. Cheerio. 😂😂😂

Well done, yet again, Steve 😂. What a handsome horse. I know his owner said he was a ‘Walking horse’ but i dearly hope and prey she is not training him as one. Tennessee trotting and the awful’ Big lick’ horses are amongst the most abused horses in America. 🥹🐴

@cb664

25 күн бұрын

Only a few are trained and used/abused for Big Lick shows. I don't think this lady is into that. Looks like she's just a Western rider. Most Tennessee walkers are just regular gaited riding horses.

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I don't understand why people over talk Steve when they should be listening to Steve answer Steve whenever he ask a question if they knew so much why call on Steve over talking messes up the video we try to listen to what's going on.

We love you Tanya but please, the focus is Steve and the horse, let them do the talking and concentrate on the videography (and supporting Steve's memory. 😉) ❤ Please also use the noise cancelling microphone on every video for consistency of sound quality.

@TrueFansite

24 күн бұрын

I like everything and everytime Tanya speaks. We get to hear Steve just fine. They are a team. Keep talking Tanya - you are a joy. 😍🥰

I stop watching because the woman was talk over top you Steve.

The constant talking of these people is ridiculous!! For goodness sake stop all the verbal diarrhoea constantly talking and talking and just listen to the man!! 😅 These kinds of people drive me insane, you cant learn if you’re always taking and not listening. I would have asked that other woman to please be quiet. Theyve had no luck so start LISTENING!!!

@susie6133

25 күн бұрын

Shocking comment, put you subtitles on if you can’t hear, just plain rude 😊

@margaretenglish7351

24 күн бұрын

@susie6133 perhaps strongly worded, but when you ask for help you shld listen, instead of talking over the advice.

@GlitterGlamGal

19 күн бұрын

@@susie6133 Rude??? I find people speaking over others rude!! Especially when you have a professional there to help you. That is so very rude to me. My comment is honest, being honest is not rude! I know how to listen to others without the arrogance of speaking over the top of someone there to teach me. It may be the reason they are having trouble because they don’t know how to listen and learn.

Lord no offense but lady can you listen and bot talk so much? You’re wasting your training money!

I really want to learn from this but it is next to impossible with this woman's constant talking. Mute her, edit and have Steve do voice-over later.

@Vaskitsa

24 күн бұрын

It's kind of educational to hear it though, it helps you understand the context of why the horse was not going before (a bit too much unclear comminication going on) and then decided to go in after all.

That wonderful horse has a great mind. Calm, thinking, good attitude. He’s going to be huge, but I think he’ll be perfect for her until she’s 90!

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