Great seeing Corey working with the horses. He is a natural ❤

Kory is so awesome!!! He is so patient and intuitive. He works beautifully with beautiful horses.

I love the mustangs. They are so beautiful. I really like watching Korey train them, all his patience and telling them "good job).

Happy Birthday Tweene.🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉. With all my 💗💕🥰🥰❤️🤗💖 to you.

"You just can't bite people when you're angry" Great advice from Kimberly!

@zannaatje

Жыл бұрын

My toddler needs to hear this advice XD

@amandasvoboda4147

Жыл бұрын

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Happen birthday Tawnee🎉 And Kory is a great example of what love, patience, and cookies can accomplish.

I sure like Cory doing the training, it sure seems like he's very comfortable doing the right thing for the horses he's working with.

I love how the farrier called the horses people!❤

Happy Birthday Tawnee! Your new keychain is the perfect gift for you! What a terrific team you have working for you. I really enjoy watching Kory training. He is so calm and gentle and takes it slow with them. You can see their trust in him growing.

Kory is sooo awesome when working with these un-handled, abused, or just plain scared 😨 horses. He gives them so much encouragement, praise, time, and best of all....cookies 😉. He's an amazing horse trainer. So good to see Dr. Nancy and Glimmer, who's ears are really looking great 👍. She said from the beginning it was going to be a long process, but they look so much better 😃🐴 I can't even imagine how bad they must have hurt her 😔 but also the poor girl had trouble hearing. Nice job Dr. Nancy. Oh and Happy birthday Tawnee 🎂🎁🥳. Love and Blessings to all at Horse Plus ❤️🙌 Jennifer

Lovely to see Kory settle those who are scared. The snorty chestnut is going to be a character

Love watching Elijah work and explain the ins and outs of what he is doing.

@Elfilee

Жыл бұрын

Elijah is a very good farrier!

It was great watching the farrier! He’s great!

Love your kindness Kory, it takes as long as it takes, great watching someone who understands that.

Kory’s training and process videos just keep getting better. It’s almost like the horses listen as he explains to the audience, too. Even the things I already know he manages to find an extra tip or comment that is really helpful.

This week, I rescued a "Bred" Mare from Texas, hours from the truck to Mexico. She today, landed in California being skin and bones. Rescue is expensive! She's lost so much weight, and I don't believe she's bred but if she was just fat, thank goodness and it got her here. I've donated to HPHS as best I can. It is well deserved.

@oldageisdumb

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for saving her! The only thing I ask is please please please don’t pay the kill lots money, no matter how much you want to save them. This actually makes the problem worse I. The long run because you are funding them to buy more horses. The BEST thing you can do is to buy them from the auction before the kill buyers can get them. The kill buyer doesn’t get money or new stock and you get the horse for cheaper. I’m in Texas and can help you with it if you want!

@caseytrudeau916

Жыл бұрын

The Mare did have a Foal, whether still born or they prematurely pulled it from her. She has milk running down her legs and signs of birth. Now I know why she was a "last call" discount. I'll never know what happened to the foal. The Clearing House will just say it died... I'm so angry yet I save one of the tens of thousands.

@caseytrudeau916

Жыл бұрын

I want to agree yet I've seen video from Mexico and Canada, which is horrible. I rescued this Mare, my first from a place like this, sight unseen other than the video when she was fat and pregant, and yes the Clearing House lied to me. We need to legally prevent export, it's the only way as I see it. What happens next, we all collectively need to find a solution.

@caseytrudeau916

Жыл бұрын

I put the rescued Mare down after 5 days at an Equine Hospital. Last acy of kindness as she had multiple issues. I'll never know what happened to the foal.

@homeandgardendiy6363

11 ай бұрын

Thank you for being kind and ending her suffering. ❤️❤️❤️

Kory I love the patience you show with the horses, they learn so well when patience, slow and steady work is done and you ace it so well.

Awwww, y'all are so sweet! Glad your vids made their way into my feed. Always loved horses, even after being bucked off a quarter horse when I was 3. Obviously the adults weren't paying attention to Bella's cues. Even as I got older I stilled loved on her. Now I'm lucky enough to have a psychologist that does equine therapy with her rescues. She's had 2 incredibly grounded and empathetic Belgians that quickly became my favorites. Although every horse she's shown love and support holds a place in my heart. Glad to have met each and every one.❤

Cory is a really great trainer & trainers like him are few & far in between

You will never age because you are young at heart.Happy Birthday Tawnee! And God bless you real good this year!

Happy birthday Tawney and many more

Happy Birthday Tawnee!!! Thank you and everyone else for all your doing for horses. Not just locally but now globally as well. It has been such an honer to watch your organization grow over the years.

Happy birthday Tawnee. Kory, I love your method of training for the mustang, well, for all the horses. You have such a calm, easy demeanor. I love to watch as you see the horse realize that they can trust you. Literally amazing and heartwarming.

How many animals does Kory work with each day? It's wonderful that they are given the opportunity to get some training while at Horse Plus.

I learn so, so much from each of you in every video. People "full up" with vast knowledge in each of your areas of care for the horses. And instead of being selfish with all your info you give it out to help all horses and the people who love them. You are angels, dusty and dirty by the end of the day but, angels just the same. Thank you for the care you give the viewers as well as the horses.

She didn't like hitting her hoof on the bottom rail first time, it scared her but Kory is real patient and works with her.

Happy birthday Tawnee. We appreciate you guys and all the hard work and money you put into saving these poor babies. You’re a gift from God and a blessing to His creatures.

Happy Birthday Tawnee. I hope it was a blessed one for you with many happy memories to come. I love how Kory trains and handles the horses. He's the best!

Love this episode! I love Elijas mode of transportation 😂

I have been binge watching you channel for two weeks now & I love all the compassion coming from each & everyone of you! Hay Kimberly I love your head coverings,do you make them yourself?”❤”

love that Cory is so patient

Always a good idea to wear gloves when working with horses.

I am a magnificent chestnut mare and i declare those pool noodles terrifying. I shall snort at them forever more. 😂 Such drama.

beautiful - love you guys

Happy Birthday 🎈🎉🎉🎉😢😢😂❤😅

Do love ya's

Really like Cory's patience with the horses.

Happy late Birthday Tawnee, I sure hope you had a wonderful birthday!!!

Shes beautiful

Oh my god Kory, Cora is absolutely beautiful ❤ what a stunning mare. I loved the training session with her, in time, she’s going to make someone an incredible riding horse. Keep doing what you do Kory, you’re wonderful.

@kaitlynbrown1850

Жыл бұрын

i was scared for Kory when she jumped over the bridge. i love how he stayed calm even though it scared him. His training session are very helpful.

Kimberly your amazing when you are working with the horse 🐎 ✨️

AWESOME!!

Happy Birthday Tawnee :) and thankyou Kory love watching you are so patient with these horses. Awww good luck Candy and Chance, shall miss seeing her and Chance but really hope everything works out for them both. x

Cory is so amazing with the horses. All of you is great. What a team you are!!

I love amethyst, she has such a gentle Eye,and she seems to relax when she gets a reward. I'm sure she'll be a super nice partner in the future!

🥳 Happy Birthday, Tawnee! Many more!🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳

Wow. Great training job Korey!

Kory, you're the best! 🐴

Happy Birthday Tawnee!!!

6:30, great timing with the release when she was about to spook as her hoof made contact with the gate. Pressure just as she's about to spook, but release right as she stops and start thinking again. Beautifully done. If I have the chance, I like to do the watch and learn training. Where I use a very happy go lucky, no fear in the world, type of horse, to do something as the other horse is watching, then just let it sink in, before I do it again, and if it still isn't enough, I might have the calm horse walk in front and follow. It's also a great way to tame horses, keep them together with a human loving horse, who will draw them with closer to you, and show them how great human companionship can be. ❤

Happy Birthday Tawnee..always love watching Kory with the horses especially the challenging ones..he is so calm which helps the horse be calmer too..I foster neglected and abused cats and rehabilitate them so they can find their furever homes and I know how it is just patience and keep taking it step by step at their pace..if they retaliate its through fear not aggression..was that the horse with all the whip marks that Elijah did today ? The one with the shoes that he mentioned you could tell they were shoed by the Amish?.. it broke my heart when I saw those marks..too many to count..poor horse..🇬🇧💞🙏😚👍👏🐎🇺🇸

He has a kind soul.

Happy belated Birthday Tawnee!!!!🎉

Will miss Chance and Candy . I wish them well and i hope they find there forever home asap.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TAWNEE

Hope you are having a super birthday!!😁😍🥳🥳🎂🍰🥤🎁🎈🎊 Blessed be!

Happy Birthday... Have a blessed day and may the light keep shining on your dreams... we keep supporting you...

Happy belated Birthday, Tawnee!! 🎈

Happy birthday Tawnee! It was really nice watching Kory's training sessions today. These fearful horses are making progress. I'm glad the black Amish horse with the whip abuse marks had such good feet. I know you guys can heal his body. I hope his soul can be healed with all the love too. At the end, hearing that Candy and Chance are going away... I had an unexpected reaction. I'm shattered. I mean, I knew all along they would eventually be adopted or transferred, but I just hoped we'd get to see more of them. I was so looking forward to seeing Candy learn to trust, and seeing little Chance's progress. I know the rescue they went to will likely send a picture. But it's just not the same. I'm so in love with Candy. I would have adopted her in a heartbeat, if I was still young enough, able enough and had my old farm. I'm going to miss them so much. 💔💙

Great work Cory

Happy Birthday Tawnee

Cora is a beauty also, is she a particular breed? She looks to have a light sort of bone structure, is it saddlebred in there? I wish that each time Kory starts his talk when he is working these horses, he would say the name, the breed if known and the age. We fans out here like to keep track of things!

Happy B_Day Tawnee and many more for you and of course kory always does a good job with the horses 🥰🥰🥰🥰

Happy birthday Tawnee🎉⭐️🎂

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Happy birthday 🎂🎉

Happy birthday Tawnee!

Happy birthday Tawnee 🎂

🌸💜HBD, Tawnee!💜🌸

Happy Birthday Tawney 🎉🎂🎁💐

Happy Birthday Tawnee❤

Happy Birthday Tawnee! 🎉 May the upcoming year be blessed abundantly! Wishing you all the best 🍀

What a pretty little Mustang mare. She looks young, I don't know if I read or heard her age, but she looks healthy and worth the time and effort to show her that she can now learn that not all humans are mean or scary. Kory does a great job, and doesn't show any of what frustrations he may have, he keeps good body language, right tone of voice, and all those things are so important in trying to gain trust of a horse that has little human contact and in this case was once running free somewhere with a herd. Just the awful trauma that I see happening to Mustangs when the BLM does those horrific culling roundups, using aircraft to scare the you know what out of these poor animals, 4x4 machines to chase them, running them for far too long must cause not just trauma, but injuries as well. Horse have families, can anyone imagine what trauma goes on when herds are split up, some may eventually get over most of the trauma, but even the awful holding pens devoid of stimulation, just dirt, no trees or grass, with nothing to do but get depressed and some of them are in those awful holding pens for a very long time and the people who are supposed to be taking care of them.....well....I suspect they really aren't quality people, and certainly cannot love horses or they would not want to do that awful job. I bet lots of times they don't get the hay they need, the water troughs probably don't get cleaned and when no one is around to see, I would not put it past some of the people hired to do this job may even abuse some of them for sport. By the time they maybe get to a BLM auction and are lucky enough to get bought by a well meaning person, they are a mess mentally and emotionally and need a whole lot of caring and probably medical and foot care as well. This little mare is gorgeous and I wish her well under Kory's care and devotion and hope to see she gets a forever home with a knowledgeable person/family.

Can't wait to see next adventure of candy and chance!! So happy for both!! Happy belated birthday Tawny!!!

Super work, Kory. If I may suggest to always wear riding gloves when leading/lungeing a horse or loading. Then you're protected against rope burn.

Happy belated Birthday, Tawnee!🎉❤ Great episode, as always, gang!❤❤

happy birthday

~🌿🎉🎂Happy Birthday, Tawnie!!!🍨🎁🎈🌿~ Hope You Had The BEST One, Ever! 🌿🌼🌸🌺🌼🌸🌺🌞🌺🌸🌼🌺🌸🌼🌺🌿 😇

Happy birthday Tawnie🎉🎉

Where are the vets in thst state about this horse abuse

Didn't expect you keeping Candy long after having her colt. She needs work but also time to just be a Mom. The colt will eventually have a play friend that will encourage development and ground work together. You really aren't equipped to accommodate with injury risks and pecking order in pasture. So glad the transfer gives them both another chance and Kory will show where he is in the training with the back story. Well done you!❤

Hey Kory 👋🏽 new here I've only watched a handful of videos so far! Just wanted to say that, I like the way you explain what you're doing and how the horses are reacting to what you're doing... actually what the horses are asking for 🤩 You're teaching me how to look at horses differently, to see their side of what they're going through and thinking about. I always knew they were special, but I am seeing that they are extremely smart! I've seen a few horse trainers here on youtube, don't get me wrong they're good in their own right, but I am learning on a much deeper level from watching you train these beautiful horses, donkeys and such. If I could ask, what do you think about horses wagging their tails? Is there any meaning behind it, like you would in a dog or a cat wagging their tails? Thanks 😎

-“Attack of the Pool Noodles” 🤓

Don’t Feel Sad Or Bad About Age- It’s Just A State Of Mind. Enjoy Your Life!!! 😇💕

I can't understand why the Governor of Tennessee is allowing this to happen in his State. Maybe he's being bribed... wouldn't be the first one 🤨

@francineherron1940

Жыл бұрын

I mean the big lick! Not Tawney's birthday 😄

Kory please show us how to train mules!😊

When will you be posting the intake video for the horses you got at the last auction?

I quit going and seeing my brother in Pennsylvania he moved there for here from Oregon and I just couldn't go anymore because I could not watch how cool they are to their horses bless those Amish folks that think they're so holy but yet they abused God's creatures but yet they want to live such Divine lives but they eat their horses they do nothing good for them and how many worn-out passed out Amish horses I've seen visiting my brother over in Pennsylvania as I quit going I refuse to go back there just because I cannot handle watching The Suffering that those animals go through

Pool Noodles....bbaaaaad! And they're everywhere too.

@SaraNightfire1

Жыл бұрын

Why are they bad?

Min 27: Mind, the mare did NOT jump ON Kory, that was very nice and far better than some Mexican cuate horse did ages ago when I hopped over a ditch, leading her - she tried to land where I landed, probable safest place. Nailed my shoe on the ground with her hoof and jumped over my while I went down due to the sole fixed on the ground. Nothing happened, this mare was a really good girl in fact, and that ditch was the only situation I ever saw her distrusting a situation.

What is Glimmer's ear condition called? And what do you use to treat it? Is it reoccuring warts?

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Big lick you could also say Yeah that is what you do to your horse !

Horse treat dispenser that Cory used info please

Thanks for saving these beautiful animals. Can we raise money for new glasses for the one lady with the caps on. ?

This is probably none of my business, but is Kimberly going through chemo? I wish there was something I could do to send love and support if she is.

@trudypowell8303

Жыл бұрын

I suspect she has aloepecia (a condition where your body stops producing hair and all that you have falls out). There is no treatment for this, I believe.

What is your barn floor made out of? It looks like hard rubber.

@kaitlynbrown1850

Жыл бұрын

they are made outta concrete but they have soft stall mats over the concrete so the horses don’t slip or hurt themselves.

@lynn7049

Жыл бұрын

@@kaitlynbrown1850 Perfect. Thank you. I'm in Tulare, California and coming into a small inheritance and have always considered creating a rescue farm for unrideable and pet/pasture horses. I'm in the budget stage and am being cautious that I don't start what I can't finish. I think you guys are wonderful.

Can they start putting micro chips in the mustangs instead of that branding on their necks?

@archangel807

Жыл бұрын

Why was he in a kill pen

What is the purpose of training a horse on the teeter totter?

@kaitlynbrown1850

Жыл бұрын

it’s suppose to resemble a bridge. it helps them work every improve their body awareness and teaches them to work different parts of their body.

@SaraNightfire1

Жыл бұрын

@@kaitlynbrown1850 it also builds trust between the handler and the horse. I know a trainer who leads his horses through the front porch and has them stand there for a few minutes. All of it is getting the horses used to knowing if they end up in dangerous situations they can trust their handler to get them through. It might not happen, but it's better to get them to that level than have a situation where the horse doesn't trust the handler and the situation is dangerous.

A come back say is that what you do to your horse