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One of our favorite stallions has passed. Wagon Stake was a true sire of cowboy horses and he will be sorely missed by this ranch and many others! Here's our tribute to a great son of Tanquerey Gin and the end of an era. In this episode we spotlight three Wagon Stake progeny, She's Berry Blue, Black N Blue Gin, and Stakes Are High. We think you'll really enjoy this one!
Low Country Cowboys is your internet destination for ranch life, cowboys, cowgirls, great ranch horses, and just life outside. We are an American family living out our dream of living with horses, cows, and each other! Its not always easy or romantic, but we wouldn't trade it for anything. From starting colts, to training cutting, rope, ranch and rodeo horses, working cows, cooking, playing with the dogs, and raising wild deer!! This is a special life!!
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Emma could drive for me, any day! 😃 It's all in the hands, and she has good feel.
@LowCountryCowboys
2 жыл бұрын
So true!
That Bay gelding is way better than a show horse. Hes rockin awesome!!!!!
@marypaigeflynn4512
4 жыл бұрын
Yes he was!! He looked effortless!!!😁🔥♥️
Nice team, I'm sure you'll find them very handy. Just a couple of things. ALWAYS I mean ALWAYS hitch the front of the pole before you hook your traces and they are called lines not reins.
My grandpa used Belgians on the farm. He always said that when it came to a team of work horses that there was one that would work and one that would let him. Great video! Thanks, from South Dakota.
@marypaigeflynn4512
4 жыл бұрын
When I moved to Kentucky in 1990 I lived way out in the mountains.. we had a 83 year old neighbor who used his team of Belgium's to do everything from maintaining 45 acre farm and harvesting hay, to plowing everybody's gardens to even pulling the occasional car out of a ditch...when he wasn't doing that,he was a hard-working logger.. it was a total art and something I was totally blessed to have been able to meet him and hear the stories and watch him work! He passed away a couple years ago, but he always said working with his horses every day kept him Young!
Beautiful team.
good work ethic for all! really love your videos and the way you handle both the human and animal members of your team . thanks for the smiles .
You just made my day!
Wonderful video
I love watching you work with horses
That's a beuatifull life, what a nice place you have there, congratulations.
Very nice to see how ”old Fritz” is going his way! Im in Love with all your Videos ❤️ greetings from Germany!
@LowCountryCowboys
3 жыл бұрын
Thanks for watching. Its hard to believe our work makes it all across the world. Great to hear from you! Richard
Wow pretty cool👌❤️❤️
Wow! What a beautiful team of blue mares! And Tanquery Gin's to boot! 😍 Love the videos...🤩
@BarrettHouser
4 жыл бұрын
They look so much like my horse. Hancock bred potentially? Not sure if Richard said their breeding pedigree or not?!
@LowCountryCowboys
3 жыл бұрын
@@BarrettHouser Tanquery on top, Hancock on bottom. Thanks for watching! Richard
Another great video! What a beautiful team of mares you have! They’re gorgeous.
As usual, love your content. Can’t get any better of a matching pair than two sisters, btw. They are BIG for fillies. I DO have a complaint,...wish you put out MORE VIDEOS. Stay safe❤️ your work!!!
@BarrettHouser
4 жыл бұрын
They do seem pretty stout for their age. Wonder if LCC would sell me a few for some prospect roping horses?
Thank you for being there and putting your ranch in U tube I love it. Granny B. 77 yrs old grandma and gr grandma
good video Richard, hope y`all staying safe with all the crazy weather lately. Tornado hit near us i lost radio tower and antennas. but family safe. life sure sucks without a rodeo to go to.
Love how smart your dog is getting that stray heafer back so well trained
Your pair is beautiful!! Good job sending them to someone who works harness horses for a living!! When I drive my horses I always call them by name. One advantage to this is that when you get them in a pair you can, for instance, tell the lazy one to come up or what ever command you want to use to encourage her forward. In holding the reins, you might try holding them like an English rider does. Then the rein is actually held between you thumb and first finger giving your other fingers the chance to put increasing pressure on the lines for turns, stops and what ever else you want to do.
Mr. Boatwright i used to live in jackson S.C. Hope to visit your operation and purchase a good horse like fritz.
@LowCountryCowboys
3 жыл бұрын
Rob Hill. Thanks for watching!
pretty fancy team , I've only driven a team of miniatures. I would love to have those mares to drive.
@LowCountryCowboys
3 жыл бұрын
@AndersonCattleCo. Finally getting around to replying to some of these comments and I realized some of them are a year old! I need to do better! Hope y'all are well. Richard
Hi Richard, thanks for another great video. I love the journey of the working Ranch horse! I always like learning about the heritage and bloodlines of your horses! Stakes are high sure is a nice colt!! I loved watching you work on him..he is a good collected Coltl!! So is Fritz. Good and strong with lots of sense ♥️👍🐴 I also loved watching Hank work, he was working hard!! All-in-all it was a good video and some super productive training!! Absolutely Loved it. Hope you and your family have a beautiful and blessed weekend!!♥️👍
@LowCountryCowboys
3 жыл бұрын
@Mary Paige Flynn, Sorry to be so late to reply! Your comment was very kind and we sure appreciate you watching our channel. Take care, Richard
@marypaigeflynn4512
3 жыл бұрын
@@LowCountryCowboys 🙏💚
I’m thinking a team of Belgians would be next for you!
I wish I could my mare is 18 years old as of yesterday.
@BarrettHouser
4 жыл бұрын
Never too late to teach an old "dog" new tricks. I have a grey rope horse that I try to teach new stuff too all the time!
@WolfCreekRanch-jm8cx
4 жыл бұрын
Barrett Houser I was meaning to breed her lol 😅
@BarrettHouser
4 жыл бұрын
@@WolfCreekRanch-jm8cx Ohh hahaha well than in that case, you're right!
@WolfCreekRanch-jm8cx
4 жыл бұрын
Barrett Houser :)
Where did you send them in MO? Love these videos!
I'm sure you know but if you say these commands to the draft horses (GEE) They go right (HAW) They go left Watch (rural heritage) KZread channel
You guys do such a wonderful job on your horses and it sounds bad when you call stuff by the wrong name I'm just trying to help not put down
if you need some extra look-in on some driving skills go check out Barryhook2 Hes a professional trainer who goes for safe and happy in any sphere of harness work without needing to pull on the horses mouth :)
They are called lines not riens