I asked Raleigh Link to view Steve’s horse training methods in the hopes that some of her 333k viewers would see it and subscribe to your channel. She usually sees really awful trainers. I wanted her to see one of the bestI KNEW that she would say good things about you, Steve. Your training methods are so awesome. We need more people watching! Hope this is helpful.

@susan4abundance

11 ай бұрын

Others must have been asking too and she dd a review kzread.info/dash/bejne/q2edyJuxqZS3k6g.html She gave Steve an A++

@barbaracollins5605

11 ай бұрын

YES!!!!!

@kazzj62

11 ай бұрын

@@barbaracollins5605 thats nice ! 100% agree. !

@kepajoy

11 ай бұрын

Raleigh just uploaded a video showing some of the really unkind comments made in response to her Steve Young video. It's really shameful that his followers would behave in this manner, and l'm sure that Steve would be saddened to know that so many of his fans would treat her so poorly.

@maritasue5067

11 ай бұрын

I am a new subscriber because Raleigh recommended this channel.

What a lovely horse. Those women will enjoy him for many years. Steve is amazing. The genuine horse whisperer.

I think that Steve is a true gem look at his video about the fox trotter. That WAS TRULY AMAZING.I feel that was one of his best. He is just a genius when it comes to truly understanding horses. He has a wealth of knowledge and is humble as most of all willing to share.

Raleigh Link has given you the most fantastic review 🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤

Just watched Raleigh review of one of your trailer loading videos. A++ score for you Steve. I knew straight away that she would say you know horse language so well. I am so pleased for you. I think your subscription will go through the roof now. Good things come to those that wait xxx

@bonniebunny6997

11 ай бұрын

A bunch of people are sending Raleigh nasty comments over that review. No clue why because she gave him a good score. She posted a video on it a few hours ago

@kajinsautumn9833

11 ай бұрын

@@bonniebunny6997 I saw that, too, and now she said she is leaving KZread at the end of the year!! But she does want to concentrate on Vet school, too. People can be such jerks on the internet, too cowardly to speak to someone's face!

A plus plus from Raleigh LINK! You're one of the best trainers on earth and your numbers should blow up!

I appreciate the gentleness you show with every horse Steve! What a beautiful horse.

Steve, you are a great guy. There is just so much to your horsemanship that is not just to do with the horse. Tanya is your good support. Love your videos. 🐎

I love when Steve says “tell him how good he is” 🥰

Gorgeous quarter horse, and appears to be benefitting from Steve's training methods. You women will continue to work wonders with your horse, I think.

Hi Steve, a KZreadr called Raleigh Link judged one of your videos, she gave good comments on you how you was training a horse to load on a trailer.

Loved watching this 4yo really connect and focus. Brilliant! Btw, Raleigh Link assessed one of your videos (trailering) and gave Steve Young Horsemanship an A+. With bonus points for opposing some cruelty in horse practices in Spain. Raleigh reviews trainers based on viewer requests and you had many, mine included. She’s pretty feisty so that’s a large compliment. Her only complaint was you didn’t have enough followers compared to some trainers that she finds very untalented! Anyway, all of the commenters were so happy with the review.

"You're only riding what you're leading." Brilliant & true. A really informative flagging/groundwork video! A lot of subtle communication here. I once had a 'experienced' horse person correct my groundwork by saying, "you DON"T want BOTH eyes on you." (Being green myself I thought, but how can you communicate effectively if you don't have a horse's attention?) Imagine my surprise when Steve teaches the opposite again & again with groundwork, explaining why it's important. Disinformation is dangerous. Steve's method is an amazing education.

@Giggles5666

11 ай бұрын

Make a shirt with this saying!! Omg!

@robinrutherfordcost4748

2 ай бұрын

​@@Giggles5666OMG! I want a shirt of all his sayings - kind of like a list of concert dates, right!?! Joel Beckman for dogs too! Pain is the worst motivator! Pain messes with their brains (for Joel).

Ok, I love this one… and loved how you let us see the hare being chased and letting us know he got away… they ran for so long!

Perfect Horse for Cutting training with the feet. Steve always does an amazing job on teaching a horse great ground rules

Great Florida videos. No wind noises!!! Woohoo!!! You have amazingly great communication with horses. Such a treat to watch your videos. 👍💕👍

Prayers done for Mom for her Spine and for Daughter #1 for cancer to be gone. Thanks, Steve for sharing these videos. No longer a horse person, but I work with dogs and there are so many things that you do that fit well with my communication with dogs. Thank you, thank you, THANK YOU!

@infinitewisdom58

11 ай бұрын

Thank you for your prayers! ❤

Steve, did you see the wonderful review you got from one of the US reviewers? She gave you an A +. I agree. For Raleigh Link, it was a new program and the first time she had heard of you. Of coarse, she thought you are the kind, gentle trainer who works efficiently & with a horses Mind. As usual, you do your magic here with another horse. Keep up the horse connection and teaching the owners AND Horses. Be safe and Send some warmth to Pacific Northwest. it is cold and Rainy here in WAshington State, across the Pond.

I haven't had a horse for 40 years, however, I've been watching your videos for a year now and I've decided it's time for my 6 year old granddaughter to learn how to ride with love and care. I am struggling to find a beginner school here in Brisbane Queensland where they don't give kids a whip and they steal rides. We will keep looking though as we live watching your videos together. Love and positivity only. 🙏🧡

@robinrutherfordcost4748

2 ай бұрын

Check out Horse Plus videos as they have managed to get a full circle of life rescue group within a day's drive in the states but they are also international so they may have a reference or referral for your country too. At least you will know they've been vetted, gelded, and have seen a farrier, possibly a dentist if needed too. Hope that helps.

Steve, my new horse was terrible to halter/bridle. Roper’s head went ‘upside down ‘ and he’d run backward. Fortunately , I had watched you fixing a horse with the same evasion. You saved the day!

Been a fan for a while now. You're so amazing with horses. Just saw the Raleigh Link review video and was so happy she gave you a good review! Way more people need to learn from you.

I absolutely love the t-shirt. "Unrequested forward motion!" LMAO!!

Unrequested forward motion training words to live by for horse or hound!

It's hard for many people to understand that you are ALWAYS training your horse. Every moment you are with your horse, you are training. I had one that reared. I taught her to passage, piaffe and levade, both in hand and under saddle. Totally fixed that rearing! Keep them busy doing what you want, whatever that may be, to the point where they don't have time to think of other things. My daughter likes to train them to respond to her body language on the ground. Following, turning, pick up hooves with just a tap, or word. It makes such a difference! Great work on your part. Knowing how he's bred can be very important if you have that knowledge to pull from. I used to train Arabians. By looking at the pedigree I know if the horse was likely to rear, buck, bolt, etc. Now, this was many years ago in Texas. I don't know the new lines, since I've been out of it.

@karenatha7890

11 ай бұрын

Thanks for your story too. I rode most of my life on all sorts. Only owned one. Thoroughbred. You're right about every moment is training. I liked the energy. My horse did so much that I asked for. And then there's the times that I stumbled or fell. And my dear equine friend would check on me with gentle concern. He would really follow me anywhere.

Absolutely beautiful Quarter Horse!! He just needs to learn some boundaries, not aggressive , just a hansome boy in need of some social skills😊❤

What a handsome boy!! He glistens!! His family is amazing too; so brave and strong even in the health issues that would hold most back!! Another top-notch horsemanship training session!!

❤❤❤❤❤ how wonderful is this! You’ve given hope to everyone! Tanya! New boy Nevill!!! I almost cried when you said that! You guys are just so lovely. That lovely quarter horse really came round. They are all on the right trail now. Early happy birthday Steve! You all deserve the best! Many many happy years to come. Love you all! 🎉

I don’t have horses but like them, really enjoy your training of these horses. You are absolutely fascinating. Enjoy seeing how these horses respond to you.

I was interested in what you said about front shoes, and it made sense. The other option is barefoot all round. I know Dan is a farrier, but barefoot is better for many horses.

You’re a June baby, Steve? Lovely month of strawberries, blossoms, everything coming up and growing gangbusters. You’re on the opposite end of the year from me… winter solstice versus your perhaps summer solstice? Love your videos always, appreciate everyone who puts their time and energy into making them come out to the world… including the horse owners who have the courage to be videoed for our benefit! 🤍🩶🖤🤎💜💙🩵💚💛🧡❤️🩷

That horse took a shine to the camera lady!!

You really got the confidence and the knowledge to help a lot of people. Always enjoy watching you work with these horses and owners. 👍

Happy Father's Day weekend Steve 🐎🐎🐎🐎😎

Just watched an amazing vid by a lass that mainly critiques horse people. She did you Steve and I was sooooo pleased to find she liked your style of training! 😊 she is Raleigh link on you tube - you may already have been told! But any how - Just to let you know she did a breakdown of one of your vids and in a VERY positive way. If you haven’t already seen it - please do. I’m sure it may help with the way others see you train horses. Nice one Steve - I enjoy what you do sooooo much. Helps me remember the good things in life x Love you too Tanya and family! Xxxx Stay safe and positive vibes all the way ❤

He is going to make a great horse! He's going to be beautiful as well. Black western saddle and bridle with silver round design.. he will be a eye's dream 😘❤️. A few years back (23 yrs ago) I bought a three year old quarter horse that we had to load through cattle shoot into trailer. I had four children from age 11 through 16 yrs old. They decided they wanted to help with ground work. By six months time, my 14 year old daughter was able to ride her down highway way bare back. The horse bonded with us all. If you fell off she would dead stop and walk back straight away to you. Quarter horses are very loyal if trained correct. I can't wait for an update on this black beauty!!!

What a beauty - good to get him sorted and let him have a good life ❤Xx

@infinitewisdom58

11 ай бұрын

He won't go anywhere else. He is now with us forever. My old lad had been with us all of his life and he is now 24 years old. 😊

And one other thing I have noticed with a lot of people you visit ( not all) is they don’t shut up & listen. All they want to do is tell Steve how hard they’ve worked with the horse but within 20 min you have it sorted. If they all stop talking & making excuses for there behaviour the sooner the horse will be happy. SHUT UP & LISTEN

@sidilicious11

11 ай бұрын

I used to be like that with my first trainer. She set me straight and told me let’s not dwell on the past, let’s move forward with solutions and positive thinking.. It was a good lesson.

@jencoss814

11 ай бұрын

@@sidilicious11 it’s a pity more people don’t see it like that, but good attitude 👍👍👍

@sidilicious11

11 ай бұрын

@@jencoss814 thank you! I know it’s natural tendency to tell someone who understands horses all the problems we’ve had, how hard it’s been, how discouraging and dangerous things got, to tell our war stories so to speak. There’s strong tendency to complain, rant, and unload. I notice Steve only gives that enough time to see what they’re up against, then he moves right on to fixing the situation. Videoing the sessions is probably where the owners really will pay attention to what he teaches so they can implement it.

The biggest learning for us humans is when you call out the subtle split-second movements of behavior, then immediate release. Only comes with massive training and experience. Passing this on is your biggest gift. Thank you so much!! -Big hello from Seattle.

We teach our horses to mount from both sides is the difference here in the United States it's safer for not only the horses but our children to ride them

I have watched many of Steve's video on help calls for horses problems and his vast experience that goes back 30 yrs of riding horses pays dividends because he has decades of experience. It's all about training thru respect for both horse and his him with gentle respective command's that's all he does.!

Every video brings more learning. Many thanks. I’ll be thinking of you on your birthday! Same weekend as Buck Brannaman’s clinic in Boring, Oregon, where I hope to be. 🤞🏼🥳🎈enjoy the party.

@naomiroyle9637

11 ай бұрын

Thank you! I'll attend. Looks like a great clinic!

What a stunningly beautiful horse. Thank you for inserting the cutting clip - that was really useful. 👍🏼

Love watching the transformation you work through with the bolting rearing quarter horse. More food for thought. You so clearly communicate your bubble of turf, and in such a kind and consistent way. It's so calming and comforting to watch you mold and shape the lines of communication, the attitude. Love when you say "he doesn't have a drop of bad blood in him". Amazing.😍😄🥰

I am truly sorry for your loss. I stayed with my horse for 4 days as he died from renal failure,and it was the saddest thing in my life. I am not a reliperson but ii hold your sorrow in my heart.

i am in the same boat as these ladies 30 yrs away from horses I love this video so much and all the work you do to help!!!🥰

I can watch a horse canter all day

What a beauty he is,nice family to

my boy reared because of traffic fear after coming from being a mans stockhorse in Australia-But he ended up being like a labrador-truly-safe and relaxed.(And that was Sydneys northern beaches,so he had a lot to learn and cope with.He did0He was a little gentleman and ajoy and goergeous with my nephews and nieces ,my sisters dogs etc...Oh how I miss him..your horse is very pretty.I know he is a male,but very attractive.

Great training session!❤

Brilliant Steve what a difference. A much happier horse. Happy owners too. Thank you Steve and Tanya. ❤

Another wonderful video! I so look forward to these. Great job!!

Thats a great video. I said this already but I never get tired of learning from your sessions and wish you were about when I had my Hidalgo. He was a cracking horse and not a bad bone in him but one thing he did, like this horse, was bolt. What I actually learnt by fluke was stopping by ever decreasing circles but it would have been more effective whith your technique for sure! After a while he stopped bolting altogether ( with me). He looked very similar to this horse too! 😍

Lovely horse hope they can sort out things out with him well done Steve

I am not a horse person but love and admire them. I love to watch your videos, and I think you are great. You can tell when you start and then when you end up how different the horses and I think your methods are super.😉👍

Hope you have a great birthday and many more. Beautiful horse,he did brilliant poor guy. Sending good wishes to mother and daughter for good recovery and good health.❤❤❤❤ Again love you and Tanya ye’re a great team. Just wish I could put into practice what you do but that ship has sailed for me 😂😂.

That is my kind of horse, what a beautiful Quarter horse. great confirmation and color seem to have a great spirit as well. He will make a great horse. I like many breeds of horse, however, nothing matches a great specimen of a quarter horse.

Oh another great video! What a lovely young QH. Owners seem very on board with learning good horsemanship. So lovely to see! Looking forward to updates on this beautiful boy!

Amazing what can be accomplished in a relatively short period of time. Very handsome young horse he is!

Such a beautiful horse. He’s finding his way with Steve’s guidance! Makes me miss the wonderful horses that have been in my life. Some have been mine. Some have belonged to other people. I really would like to have another one before I check out. 💚🙏

Steve and his family are just the best! His videos are so valuable.❤

Raleigh Link has said many Steve young... "fans" are attacking her since her review of him... Even if her opinion had been negative... (which it wasn't) it is unrequested forward motion... Horses need all the advocates they can get promoting good horse care n training...Raleigh is a strong advocate FOR HORSES... Is in vet school.. Is a horse trainer... She has the credentials to review other horse trainers.. she gave Steve an A+... Really liked that he doesn't cut out the gritty bits so viewers get a full idea not just a.. Miracle.. Confused why she would be attacked for this review when it's an A*

Brilliant VLOG you guys … so nice of you to help those ladies out. He’s quite the cutie and will no doubt be a good riding horse for the ladies, in years to come! Tanya you make me laugh … you just wanted to go off with those hares didn’t you? I think they may be what we might refer to as Jack Rabbits … here in Alberta, 🇨🇦. I thought you for sure were going to drop Steve and head out after them! 😂🤣😂 BTW for the record Steve, all your VLOGs are chalk full of ‘little nuggets’! 😊 Happy Trails! 🐎

I watch all of your videos! This is a very good one. I don't usually say much, but I understand it helps you, and you deserve that.

I love how u work with horses. I learn so much watching u! One thing I've noticed with the owners is that some seem not to have just basic knowledge of horse handling. Example, a horse being pushy, not leading correctly. Maybe it's bc I was taught really well by my trainer but some of what the the owners lack in general knowledge just comes easily and naturally to me. So, my question is, do u feel some people are just more naturally horse people, where it's an instinct how to handle situations?

Congratulations you got a A+ from Raleigh Links. Well done 🎉🎉🎉

Dear Mrs. Young, your filming is done wonderfully, great job. Steve; it sounds like you had a microphone today, heard you beautifully, hurray!!! Mrs. Young, honey, I'd like to ask a big favor: please, please don't talk loudly while filming. In order to hear Steve, when working with the horse, we, usually, have to turn our volume all the way up. Your microphone is obviously close to you and when you talk so loud (I suspect you do it in order for Steve to hear you) it actually hurts our eardrums: literally. I beg of you; please hear our plea. Thank you so much. God bless. PS: You did seem to talk more softly towards the end. Is it possible to turn the volume down on a microphone?

I have been working my way through your old videos up till now. And im SO GLAD you got a microphone lol . Just started noticing last few I watched! Awesome work, always a pleasure to watch.

Beautiful horse!! I noticed that a lot of horses in the UK have their tails bobbed or cut straight across..don’t see that much in the US…Jc. Steve is amazing and I adore he and Tanya so much..absolutely beautiful people..❤. The talking palomino horse was “Mr Ed and his owner was “Wilbur”😆😆 loved it as a kid growing up in California..

I get so excited when I see a new video up! cant wait to watch this!

I came here for the horsemanship, but I'm an avid open field coursing fan too, so that was a treat! Love seeing our companions *really* doing what they were bred to do ! Thanks a bunch

hi steve n tania, thanks so much for sharing video what a lovely young horse,so pleased you were able to help that famiy loved the round pen too happy birthday for next week xx

Another excellent video 😊

Absolutely love your methods. One thought, as I have to listen through headphones, and I have the volume up quite high to hear Steve, when Tanya talks or laughs it BLASTS my ears. I noticed she lowered her voice later on. Glad she did or I would have had to quit watching. I would really like to know why Steve doesn't wear a wireless mike. Would take your vids up a notch.

My favorite breed and sport. Beautiful pony ❤

Enjoy your videos. Keep them coming. ❤😊

Totally enjoy watching you, beautiful family. For the last week, I have been watching your videos. Thank you for saving lives and your specialist skill. Magnificent.

That’s a gorgeous boy! What a great horse!

Another great video! A very nice horse and I think the ladies will do great with him! Steve by opening up the correct communication with these wonderful horses...their lives change for the better! Thanks Steve and Tanya as always❤❤❤❤

Hes a rascal that one,knows exactly what hes about,,,good video thank you...

Omg dude Raleigh reacts did a great review on you. Whoo hoo

My first horse reared every time I got on him. I didn’t know much about horses and it never even occurred to me to try to “fix” him and I wouldn’t have known how anyway. I just accepted the fact that he was going to rear so I always got on him from the tailgate of our truck while he was reared up. Looking back, I guess I shouldn’t have been so willing to accept such a bad habit, lol.

Such a pretty horse ❤ Great work 👏👏

Hey. Happy Birthday in advance !! Really enjoy your videos and watching you work. It must take a lot, lot, lot of practice to respond in the moment to the horse. I think that is the part that would take me the longest to learn.

Absolutely loved horses because of Champion the wonder horse too and also always wanted a palomino.

Hilight of my day when you all post ❤

Talk quietly when you are close to the mic. It will present better and won't be so loud when we turn the volume up to hear Steve.

Beautiful Palomino, Mr. Ed. I remember watching that show, when I was little. A horse is a horse, of course, of course, And no one can talk to a horse, of course, That is, of course, unless the horse is the famous Mr. Ed. Great work, Steve!

Mr. Ed the talking horse. Roy Rogers and Trigger. Palomino’s, beautiful horses.

Wonderful work and great support for the sisters and mum! ❤

Beautiful little black quarter horse! Really looking forward to seeing how he does later on. Have a great time on your birthday Steve! 💜💜💜

I think Steve was a horse in another life.😅

This is a beautiful horse!! Great job Steve 👏

Happy birthday to you Steve. You help so many people and horses. Thanks for keeping us all learning how to be positive with our training. Happy trails to you too 😂

I have a crumbling spine 😢so cannot ride 😢😢😢.miss it so much 🥲

At aged 11 months my border terrier was chased by a greyhound round a large park. He got back to me with a lot of space between him and the greyhound simply because he did a few rapid changes in direction which slowed down the larger, faster but less agile dog. He thought it was all one big game but th greyhound was deadly serious.

He is beautiful! Great job, Steve!!

Just a pleasure to watch, as always. Thank you.

Happy Birthday Steve!

hi Steve .M y heart goes out to the mum.I have degenerative disc disrase plus things from falls from our dear little or big friends(horses) onto tarmac or concrete roads..My whole cervical disks are stuffed.I have been told not to ride-not a horse,not a ... when we love them so much,have certain skills and know we connect well with them...Ipushbike...It is so frustrating i will avidly watch this...Hoping you can help them all... Father's blessing from Sydney....Thank you for putting your work on the inet

@kerrydwyer1879

11 ай бұрын

Pushbike was the other word... The video was lovely. One of my favourites was a 15:2 bay quarter horse.. I rode him weekdays while the owner worked.. Calm..strong and cool.Shilo. Mine= Tango.....because in the beginning he danced( as in reared). Anyway - thank you all for sharing your work.....and others journeys... I love your way with them...

Great episode, thanks Tanya and Steve!🥰Sharon.