I like how you did lots before the trailer. I always say trailer problems are seldom about the trailer. All the good ground work makes the ride better too.

What a gorgeous gray horse

The horse is not sound in front leg.. when he trots you can see it.. slight but its there

@albahorsetraining6132

Жыл бұрын

slight? he's dead lame and needs a vet on the spot before doing any work

pretty darn good you two,thanks 4 sharing

@mikehenriehorsemanship

9 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching!!

Good job, at least this video shows what really happens when u load a horse that shows real resistance. It takes as long as it takes and I'm sure it took longer than what the video shows.

@mikehenriehorsemanship

9 ай бұрын

I do like to show the whole process so people see all the good and all the challenges. This video is pretty much the full time. Thanks for the comment.

Just stumbled across this video and thought I would chime in.This horse has a good disposition. I saw no meanness in him. .Maybe his resistance is fear based. At first I thought he was hanging up in the stall due to being buddy sour but since he didn't call to his stall mate I felt he may have been afraid to leave the stall. When leaving the stall each time, he looked worried. Later he appeared to be afraid to back out of the trailer. Do I see Arab in this horse? If so, many Arabs are fearful. If the owner can get control of his feet, she will get control of his mind and he will regard her as his leader. This horse really needs a leader. Mike Henrie you are a really good horseman. The trainer I follow on KZread doesn't like the rope shaking thing especially when there is a heavy metal clasp/hook on the lead rope. He thinks rope shaking annoys the horse more than trains the horse. He advocates backing the horse back with a tap to the chest with a short crop.But,wow, you controlled this horse really well and in so doing you were able to control his mind. I really liked the way you handled this horse.

@MaxNafeHorsemanship

Жыл бұрын

In my experience, almost all problems are fear based. Most problems are just the horse resorting to survival instincts.

@mikehenriehorsemanship

Жыл бұрын

Definitely no Arab in this horse. He's all quarter horse. His issues aren't fear as much as disrespect. He was a bit claustrophobic with the trailer at first so we just got him to where he could rest and relax inside. Learning how to be a good leader is key. Thanks for your comments.

@baley9774

Жыл бұрын

@@mikehenriehorsemanship You're welcome. Thank you for your video and good training advice.

That’s A LOT of horse! I’d change his name cuz he thinks he is the boss. You did great yet again. Gorgeous horse

@mikehenriehorsemanship

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! He's way nice.

@mikehenriehorsemanship

9 ай бұрын

Thanks a bunch for watching!

What a kind wonderful trainer

That’s a nice horse!

He looks off at the trot especially going to the left

Awesome

Feed when his in would be good. I’m not experienced enough to know which foot was not sound but farrier and/or vet wasn’t mentioned ?

seems a tad lame front right

Very stressful watching the horse backing out, 1. some hay on the floor would have made the trailer less dark and dangerous. 2. A trailer that he could turn in would be less frightening to exit frontwards. Beautiful horse

@mikehenriehorsemanship

9 ай бұрын

Thanks for your comments. I don't turn my horses around in trailers and bring them out forward. I've seen to many people get smashed by the horse or by a divider. Turning around in a trailer often binds them up and causes them to rush. He also now backs out very quiet now he's figured out the step down.

Angel wings and day glow hair?? Sign me up!

Boss thinks/knows he's the BOSS.

8:01-8:23ish I was REALLY into what you were saying about the type, but the Wind was too much against the Microphone I couldn’t hear everything. What’s the name of the bit she was using and why did you recommend something else to her? And what did you recommend she use instead? I think u said ? Snaffle. I am a new rider and plan to purchase a shapely horse one day

@scottiehall8695

Жыл бұрын

She's using a correction bit. Too much bit for such a novice rider.

@sassy6292

Жыл бұрын

She’s using a bit that has been developed for the finished horse and a light experienced hand can use effectively. If you don’t know what this all means then you need an instructor. A KZread video is not going to prepare you for dealing with a horse. Don’t use the term correction bit. There is no such thing.

@mikehenriehorsemanship

9 ай бұрын

Sorry about the wind on this one. I did recommend an oring snaffle bit for this horse. He is very green and sensitive and needed to learn to be soft latteraly. The bit she was using was pretty harsh and I don't believe a horse needs anything to control him. If you do the job correctly you should be able to ride your horse with anything or nothing:)

Horse is very sore!

Someone should walk in the trailor.

That is way too much horse for such a novice owner. Also, he's limping trotting around to the right.

@luredab

Жыл бұрын

Im new and considering getting me a horse.. what is your recommendation for her since you feel the horse is too much for her?

@cousiwa09

Жыл бұрын

@@luredab That is a question that can not answered. TOO MANY factors come into play before you should even consider buying a horse!

Shouldn't the trailer be hooked up to the truck?

@sassy6292

Жыл бұрын

It’s hooked up. It’s a goose neck so the hitch is in the box of the truck.

I'd love to see the part you cut out @46:14. Maybe have a self preservation talk with the camera man. And horse is off on left front.

Am I the only one seeing this horse as dead lame, on top of being overfed and underworked ? All this horsemanship stuff can be done on a healthy horse, but this stuff here is not very ethical. Think of all the people watching and thinking they can do the same. Bring the vet in first.

My mistake, fifth wheel

23:24 -------You kiss way to much. To the point where the horse ignores it.

He's lame left fore

I just see a lame horse

Horse hates that bit. I see a heavy hand with that stick. Punishment for rearing by smacking the horse's rump? Twice. Never use anger on horses.Too much drama dude. The horse is understandably upset and confused right through the entire time. Very hard to watch.

@edwalism

Жыл бұрын

The horse is in a halter.. not a bit/ its called discipline not punishment. The pressure he is using is not even close to the pressure horses use on each other. He is doing a nice job with this horse

@mikehenriehorsemanship

9 ай бұрын

Thank you for saying that. He was very pushy and just needed some direction. He is doing very well and loads on his own now. I was never angry with this horse. He's a great and talented horse that just needed some direction. Those who want to criticize really don't have to watch. You do your thing and I'll do mine and that's just fine.