I see a back problem, and a horse kept imprisoned, Thank God for his new Friend, who Understands his equine needs!! Namaste 🙏XxX

Exactly. Thank you for taking the time to record this, to teach.

Horses are very sensitive about energy. They only see and feel it. So compromises and respect are the tools.... Great trainer. Hope the other people will learn and follow him

@danielaxxx5167

2 жыл бұрын

Co Martin , na Bug respect to sou! Vers Food Work! ...i can Not understand Spanish...is kg possible to her a gern an translation ? So sou have more Videos about your work? ...Daniela

These people think it's strange to take into account what the animal wants. I FIND THAT STRANGE. AND CRUEL. I'm glad someone with some higher intelligence and compassion and empathy has been placed into their lives! May they start to love and appreciate these majestic creatures and treat them with the respect the owners get! LOVE THE ANIMALS ALWAYS!!

@miguelvazquezmolina4792

2 жыл бұрын

Lol así

@chenh339

2 жыл бұрын

I dont think they were bad to the horses but theyre very frustrated with the odd behavior. That back pain thing is what aced it.

@cindypaor1839

2 жыл бұрын

Totally agree with you. First off, this type of gait isn't normal for a horse. Second, compassion and caring is always the way to go. Which this trainer proved 100%. When doing lessons with my horse I always, always end on a good note. My boy is very spoiled and I wouldn't have it any other way. He's a part of my family.

@MR-lq7ss

2 жыл бұрын

@@cindypaor1839 The horses are bred for that gait. Like Tennessee Walkers, Mangalarga Marchadors, Icelandic ponies (tolt) - they have specific types of gaits that aren't really "common" for most other breeds.

@cindypaor1839

2 жыл бұрын

@@MR-lq7ss I still don't agree with it. These horses aren't just born with this kind of walk, trot etc. Anyway, glad this trainer was able to assist and bring light to this particular horses issues.

To much in very little time,to sad, But I love the way he handles with much love,he really loves 🐎🐴🏇🐎and now what the horse needs❤ So grateful you exist Good luck Enigma🙏

Loved this. It was totally worth the 44 minutes.

The horse has a brain structure of all mammals, exactly like ours. Thus, horses experience all the same emotions. I grew up breaking and training thoroughbreds and quarter horses. One of my degrees is clinical psychology. Therefore, I can say authoritatively that applying horse psychology makes all the difference in working with their problems. When I was young we did not have the horse whisperers that we do today. Today, working successfully WITH horses is not brutal. I greatly appreciated the sensitivity of Jorge. Good job!

Beautiful!! If people could apply some of this care and knowledge with all animals. Observe, question, examine, and find solutions that don't cause more harm.

EXCELENTE!!!! Martin es un Domador con Mayúsculas!!! Comprende,escucha y respeta al animal Felicitaciones!!!! 🇦🇷

Que hermoso caballo y magnífico el entrenador y domador! Felicitaciones

Good I’m glad you have changed the way your are training horses. They need love and care and human touch .

@carlosyuvientofuenzalidael5069

2 жыл бұрын

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@orlandomolina8383

2 жыл бұрын

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@marlamays2131

2 жыл бұрын

More than anything. They need human touch and trust.

The guy who us going to be riding and showing him needs to spend more time with him. Plus he needs to get his back vet checked again to be sure all is going well with the horses back. Great video. Enjoyed it very much. God bless

@luadraponies

2 жыл бұрын

Immediately thought he needed horse chiro. And if he is a stallion, geld him. Some are just so full of hormones and being not the leader of a herd abuses so much inner turmoil.

@AndreaDingbatt

2 жыл бұрын

@@luadraponies 100%Agreed with you, and I am really keen for the horse to be able to enjoy the most natural, outdoor herd behaviour possible, this should be a "horses right", just like human rights!! Namaste 🙏XxX

@luadraponies

2 жыл бұрын

Supposed to read causes turmoil. They are ver hot, i knew that they did have another gait but not like this, or is it over exaggerated for display. Icelandic ponies have an extra called a toll

@luadraponies

2 жыл бұрын

Auto correct! TOLT. But lack lack a canter. They pace. Rocky Mountain as well.

@AndreaDingbatt

2 жыл бұрын

@@luadraponies This exaggerated gait,is very hard on the hooves,legs and back... Navicular disease causes terrible pain and lameness... (How to ruin a horses hooves and legs,,,, Do this as a party piece...) I saw too much of this,working here, as the road work,using this gait, causes far too much pressure,rotating the navicular bone, also I have an issue with the size of some of the riders,considering how they Have to move... Its a sad fact,does anyone see any of these fine horses enjoying retirement? Before I get all the hate at me,consider will you,that Im not being mean,equine welfare is my point here. However, the Icelandic tolt gait,isnt used in such an intensive way, nor is it exclusively on hard ground. They are a hardy,strong,healthy pony,as they are bred for health and temperament,not Looks.

The trainer is a real genius.

It is so nice to see an owner take the time and not get rid of a troubled horse and enjoyed seeing enigma interact with Martin who definitely has what is needed to bring a horse to do things they particularly don’t want to do.

It disturbed me too see Enigma tossing his head around as if to say: “listen to this human! He understands what I am feeling!” Martin is clearly a very gifted “horse whisperer” God Bless Him and the extraordinary work he has been sent to do! 🙏 I’m willing to bet that Martin is an Aries/Horse astrological sign. Balk at me it’s okay but I am also that sign. While walking on an island off the coast of Georgia we came across wild horses. I was in the company an accomplished equestrian… funny thing being the lead mare came up to me and put her head up to my head! I was not nervous as a matter of fact I felt such an electric connection! Then the boss man (stud muffin) decided enough! And guided us back to the path to the boat! Surreal is not strong enough a word… slice of heaven is more like it! I certainly am NOT saying that I am gifted or such it’s just a wonderful memory I felt ok to share here. I will never forget that day.

I’m in tears seeing Enigma rise to the challenges in only a few days after more than four years of suffering. We need more trainers/ tamers like Martin!👏🏼👏🏼

@yeuristejada1097

2 жыл бұрын

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Yes, magnificent recovery. please ease it and heal strong. Keep us posted. Blessings to all!

What a beautiful horse. I think that when you bring a horse like this from a state of anger and aggression, such as that which Enigma had flowing through him, and bring them to a calm trusting place, the bond of trust can be much greater than in a situation of greater original compliance. There is just a higher level of dynamics in the horses personality and character and it takes a greater level of commitment and understanding to gain that bond of trust. But once that bond of trust is reached, all that dynamic character forms into an amazing horse that will deliver extraordinary results. The boldness in the aggression is turned into confidence and pride and having that in a horse with such a dynamic character, the experience with them can be absolutely amazing. In just 5 days after being basically uncontrollable, Enigma pulled in a third place ribbon in a competition that requires control and poise. But the aggression was turned into intensity that came out in the exact traits most desired in competition which was simply amazing. Awesome job by the trainer and a true blessing for the horses owner. Great story to watch.

@trancitotoloza9318

2 жыл бұрын

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@debratheladyartiste1413

2 жыл бұрын

Unless I missed it, I am curious what caused the trauma for Enigma in the first place? I thoroughly enjoyed watching his transformation throughout the video. It took a great deal of patience and it definitely paid off. Thank goodness his owners did not give up on him!

@luciaciamberlani5878

2 жыл бұрын

@@debratheladyartiste1413 Exelente!!

@CarolineWolterHall

2 жыл бұрын

Until Enigma is alone with those owners who treat him like a toilet again. He'll exhibit that behaviour again.

@rogeliogutierrez9288

2 жыл бұрын

Patty

I know nothing about horses, but I think they are the most beautiful animal. I loved to watch this video. So beautiful the way Martin worked with Enigma. Well done Martin, well done Enigma. Lovely to watch. God Bless 💕💕💕

Glad this turned out well. That horse had not yet learned to trust, possibly with reason. They do not forget. They give respect to those who respect them. They are individuals and must be treated as such.

@JenniferGonzalez-gx5qv

2 жыл бұрын

My dog when she was a pup someone stood on her paw and she has never forgiven humans

@nancyscottartprojects7848

2 жыл бұрын

@@JenniferGonzalez-gx5qv bless her baby heart.

@HerbMoore3

2 жыл бұрын

They do not forget....................... it takes a long time to "fix" a broken horse................ and even then, they are wary......

@matildemarshallserra1396

2 жыл бұрын

Quien eres yo m.m.serra

@matildemarshallserra1396

2 жыл бұрын

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Excelente trabajo Martín usas mucho la sicología y el amor por los animales, mis felicitaciones y bendiciones .

What an incredible bond with horses and trust.

Ok you brought tears to my eyes, thank you. Truly you are a horse whisperer. You gave this horse his life back. Without breaking his spirit you taught him to be the horse he was meant to be.

Amazing horse. I got amazed by him. What a good trainer, congratulation!

¡Qué caballos TAN HERMOSOS!!! ¡Qué trabajo tan único el de Martín!!! Y el tema del paso fino WOWWW! ¡QUE BELLEZA!!! ¡ENIGMA, QUÉ BELLEZA DE CABALLO!!!

Yeah we didn't even "get" the sympathies of the running of the business, wow, great ride, I haven't had the pleasure of a Paso Fino before, wish I could come help ;-) his testosterone level is high, he is so beautiful!

That was so amazing that hard work and diligence paid off. Martin is as gorgeous as Enigma lol couldn't help myself.

@ritamarchi2168

2 жыл бұрын

I totally agree, lol gorgeous man and beast. X

@OGRhondarigo

2 жыл бұрын

Girl, I was thinking the same thing! A trip to Colombia needs to be on my bucket list to meet this gorgeous man...uh I mean horse 🐎 ☺ 😍 😊 😜

@tonyalittau3944

2 жыл бұрын

Hey we're all here to See things so you're obviously correct! Ill leave ii at that Because my imagination get me in trouble! Lol

@lilianarena5262

2 жыл бұрын

@@tonyalittau3944 lol

@lilianarena5262

2 жыл бұрын

@@OGRhondarigo hehehe you know it!!

Que hermoso acercamiento entre el hombre y el animal! Martin que gran ejemplo de humildad y bondad del ser humano....

😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱 me sorprendió tu forma interactuar con los caballos y relacionarte con ellos. Realmente espectacular y hermoso

Martin is the Ceasar Milan of horses. The man's a god send. I've had horses for a lot of years. And thankfully never had to deal with one like enigma. A beautiful horse 🐎 who was in pain. And the owners had no idea. Once he's pain was under control he started to calm down. I hope the owners don't allow him to bebin pain again..

Enigma is not the threat here, it's the mindset of the horse ranch owners.

@perlamargarita8040

2 жыл бұрын

I know, right?? They're amazed that time has to be taken to understand the animal and to adapt to its natural needs, and to consider that there was a natural reason-pain-for his behavior. Typical male, Spanish attitudes toward animals. Spaniards conquered the new world brutally and forced it to bend to their will and their customs and those attitudes still dominate. And before anyone accuses me of being culturally ignorant or prejudiced: I am a Spanish teacher with 34 years experience teaching the history of peninsular Spain and their conquest of Latin America as well their literature from 1335 to the present.

@MR-lq7ss

2 жыл бұрын

@@perlamargarita8040 Sadly, not just Spanish, its human nature - to try to control everything.

@CarolineWolterHall

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly. You are correct. ✔

@mariadelavega546

2 жыл бұрын

They do this with women too. There are too many issues to mention here. It demands, a, study of Spanish make lack of emotional empathy to animals, children and women. There are exceptions, of the rule of course and some do try to improve their genetics, cultural and religious interpretation inheritance of centuries.

@CarolineWolterHall

2 жыл бұрын

@@mariadelavega546 I said _exactly_ all what you did. No f#cking foreplay. Just mount and penetrate. If there's a problem with an animal, 98 percent of the time it's because of some human behind it.

Bravo! Those owners expected way too much from that horse in such a short time! Something happened to that horse when he was young. God Bless his trainer and his loving skill with horses! The owners had to learn about patience and gentility and not so much about an ego based performance.

Qué genio!!! Entender a un animal tan complejo como a un caballo y sobre todo a uno como Enigma, es realmente maravilloso. Te admiro! Me encanta la forma que haces, ví muchos videos tuyos. Entender con paciencia ante todo👏👏👏👏👏👏

They certainly gave Enigma the right name!🐝🤗❤️

Hermoso trabajo realizado en tan brioso animal !!! Felicitaciones Saludos desde Argentina!!❤️❤️❤️🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷

Te felicito Martín, eres un crack, un verdadero psicólogo animal, cuanta sabiduría nos enseñaste.

@KKIcons

2 жыл бұрын

Es verdad absolutamente. Estudio la trabajo de Martin con caballeros. Eres un vaquero tradicional verdad.

Yes, all too fast, pushing an agenda of human-time onto horse-time...vastly different. Loved how Martin knew to begin with playing....how I healed my Friesian gelding, with play and allowing him to be a horse again. Didn't ride him for two years, lots of bodywork and emotional healing work, and LOTS of ground work! Do it on the ground before in the saddle! Trauma to a horse requires confidence building and that takes time....Enigma, what a fitting name..be careful how you name your horses...be safe folks and listen to the horse's behavior as his best attempts to communicate!

@iamlight1

3 жыл бұрын

He said it's a horse that's screaming for help. They weren't listening until they brought in a man who would.

@dhanagunter5893

2 жыл бұрын

Sounds like very sound advice. I don't own horses, but I love them just the same.

@MR-lq7ss

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, I think lungeing is a foreign concept to them.

@CarolineWolterHall

2 жыл бұрын

Yes. People and animals tend to grow into their names.

@heribertoantonioherreragom2739

2 жыл бұрын

A²x

never cease to amaze me that people create these problems then say "I don't know what's wrong with the horse," when they should be asking what they did wrong to create the issues. There's nothing more cruel and damaging than forcing a horse to spend more time in a stall than it spends in a space where it can run and soak up sunshine.

@AndreaDingbatt

2 жыл бұрын

100%Agreed with you on this, I have worked with equines for over 40yrs, and I saw so much Stupidity and Ego, I had to quit!! If there's a problem with the horse, it is because of a human. Every single time!! Namaste. 🙏XxX

@PDTLuke2238

2 жыл бұрын

Yes they could do better, but after watching, this is not a pet horse, and has an high spirit, looks like a need for a strong kind hand should have been raised with, left to do what was wanted, no limits set. That is a spoiled horse, now they have to deal with em. Or risk the losses, selling him to someone who would just let him go feral and wild.

@AndreaDingbatt

2 жыл бұрын

@@PDTLuke2238 Amen to That!! I can see that you know horses well!,🙋‍♀️💞 I have been trying to say exactly what you have done, but I was getting a lot of hate... The Early handling of this beautiful horse would have made a world of difference!! I hope they will be able to keep up with the calm, understanding handling of him, or the problems will be back +!! AX

@PDTLuke2238

2 жыл бұрын

@@AndreaDingbatt yt & fb is full of hate, I have grown to expect it. People have a right to opinion, but somehow achieved bulling behind the keyboard with ease, they would not be able to do that in front of someone's face. My rule is if you're not going to say it to someone's face then you probably shouldn't post it. This bullying, and Young minded individuals with no experience, still should not stop the voice of reason from posting. Nobody likes to take their vitamins. God bless

@AndreaDingbatt

2 жыл бұрын

@@PDTLuke2238 Thank You so Much!! I hope you are well yourself and God Bless you!! It's so frustrating, that when I Disagree with anyone, they just pour hate and scorn on me!! And, if I have been Wrong then Apologise unreservedly, they have no Grace, but continue to be hateful!! Like you say, They wouldn't do/say that to my face!! Hiding behind a computer screen makes them *brave*!! Lol!! A Bully is a Bully, and, they are Cowards. Sadly towards those with no voice, often!! Thank You so much for understanding, please carry your wisdom and Compassion with you, like a light. I'm sorry that I can't, but I am too old, disabled and, don't want to do jail time, due to my fiery temper, if I see humans mistreating animals, kids etc,,, I have got into too many fist fights due to this and the idea of jail is not savory.... (* A Very narrow Squeak recently, two young lads, bullying a yearling, and thought it funny to ride it,,, After I got a hold of them, one called the cops, and I was soo Lucky,1 copper recognised me, as I had helped them with a horse!!) Fantastic to have met a like minded person, as yourself!! Namaste 🙏Andrea and Critter Family. XxX

I like the patience he showed with the horse. Not letting him stop after something bad but letting him do it right then stopping. I also like the fact he never used spurs or a whip on the horse. That shows he understands horses and really knows how to ride them. No abuse used. I hope ppl who see this learn a lot from this man.

Lloré al ver este video, mi admiración a Martin y el caballito Enigma, muy inteligente.🐎❤🐴❤🐎❤🐴❤🌻🐝🌻🐝

nunca pensé que sea tan apasionante, conocer un domador tan carismático y un caballo hermoso digno de muchos lauros

Horse tamer....you have a gift from God. Stay well😊

Neat too see how they train, like anything else it takes persistence. Love 🐎🐴 giddy up!

Realmente Martin es todo un Profesional y me encanto su trabajo y dedicación, la verdad es que el Caballo 🐎tiene un color lindo y tremendo carácter. Y con un genio fuerte como debe ser, de mucha energía felicitaciones Martin tremendo trabajo.

I loved this video. Martins work with this lovely horse could, and. I am sure will, change the lives of many other horses who are locked up. This is the sort of video which makes people "think" about the better way to treat the beloved horse. Thank u for sharing Enigma's journey

@hsjd6018

3 жыл бұрын

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@juliagonzalez3600

2 жыл бұрын

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@joaobatistalourencopaixao3225

2 жыл бұрын

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The horse needs different & more compassionate owners after his time with Martin🙏🏽❣️

@chpfnp1910

2 жыл бұрын

Needs a more loving home!!

@daofjudith

2 жыл бұрын

Absolutely

@donnaross7216

2 жыл бұрын

Okay thanks

@SameStory_NewEnding

2 жыл бұрын

Yessssss 💯💯💯💯

@elierruvalcaba5915

2 жыл бұрын

@@donnaross7216 un yo

Wow a true horse whisper. Wonderful job and made the horse's life better slso

Excelente trabajo de Martin lográndose comunicar e integrarse con Enigma, quien es un ser muy celoso de los otros caballos. Finalmente logro entender que los demás caballos son sus hermanos. El trabajo de los demás caballos haciéndole círculo al rededor fue crucial para su despertar. Excelente todo!!! Los felicito!!

@michaelapalacios195

2 жыл бұрын

Martin lograndise

Boy I would not think to take that horse to a festival or a show. Way too dangerous. But I was so blown away at the end very impressive for the horse and the trainer.

SO DAMN AMAZING AND BEAUTIFUL!!! THANK YOU FOR THIS EXPERIENCE!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

@Fuerte-Claro

7 ай бұрын

Beautiful Girl ❤

To see compassion ❤ is how it should be I just feel BROCKEN that enigma can't stay wiv Martin he's a lovely man wiv all ya need to make enigma feel safe.well done Martin pleasure to watch

Good for you and I hope more and more trainers go with the concept of starting the horse and working with the horse instead of breaking the horse like they did in the old days. So many horses were damaged mentally because of that cruel mentality. And I hope enigma becomes a healthy strong and kind horse. Because that's the kind of horse he is and most animals react like he is because they are in pain and people need to realize this thank you or what you are doing

He needs a good vet check up also. Ha, I knew it... the way he was throwing his head around was a sign of pain. Don't have horses if you can't read them.

Me encantó todo el trabajo, el comprender los problemas del caballo y sobretodo el cariño de Martín

Wonderful video. So happy for Enigma. I believe his name has a lot to do with his behavior. Ive seen many of named people and animals that are a lot like their names. I could blow your mind on that one . I also believe that horse understand as all animals do . I’ve studied this and I’ve owned a lot of animals through the years and have tested this theory myself . I mean they really understand what your saying as in not just commands. Don’t assume because they don’t talk back that they don’t understand you . The Horses are so beautiful . Thank you .

Exelente! Lindas palabras del entrenador Martin, tiene una mirada sabía y pacífica. Y es muy hermoso el caballo y el entrenador. Amo los caballos.

"La bravura se hereda", pero los caballos son muy inteligentes y fieles y claro necesitan cariño, y libertad. Reconocen la ternura de un amo. El domador aplicó, "inteligencia emocional" con este brioso corcel. Lo que faltaba a los dueños. "Enigma," hace honor a su nombre. Aunque hasta el domador reconoció que parecía "endemoniado", yo le habría hecho bendecir antes que nada.

Some of the most beautiful horses in the world down there, absolutely stunning. I've always loved some of the old world Spanish type horses, Andalusian, Paso, etc. He's a horse that doesn't like the environment, job, he's asked to do. It happens, & its usually the one we want the most to do it w/, LOL. If they also give him a "trade off", where he gets to live "his" life some, half, the time, he'll submit to "their" life. Or, he may never b suited to the regimented, strict, training/performing, life, & might b perfectly suited to b a cattle worker, ranch type horse, something less demanding of perfection, more pasture/free running time. He is gorgeous, I hope they find the right life for him, even if its not their goal for him.

Best third place EVER! 🏆What a great story!

Maravilloso trabajo, felicitaciones Martin.

Oh I'm in love with both the horses and men. Great video.

@marliesyanke4580

2 жыл бұрын

The men and owners just want to win, no respect to them. To them horses are a bussines Martin recognized the pain and need of the horse.

Me encantó como supo entender al caballo, es muy firme y llega al pensamiento adecuado, un abrazo

Me súper encanto como Martín trabajo con enigma, es un caballito hermoso y ojalá la familia siempre lo tenga con ellos y en buenas condiciones y que enigma esté feliz

Que lindo el caballo termino su paso felicitaciones no uvo que venderlo. Gracias por el video❤️❤️❤️❤️💋💃

@sirrobinofloxley7156

11 күн бұрын

Reading your comment is like a beautiful love song 💕💕

Bravo Martin this training was not easy , it takes the patient with these horses that have blood , not easy to tame it takes a calm man without stress to face it

Me encanta la psicología que ponen los buenos domadores o entrenadores. Es como entender el alma de cada animal. Entender las necesidades del animal y no poner primero los caprichos del hombre.

@crackmex5131

2 жыл бұрын

Señora tranquila 🔥

@gloriamata5932

2 жыл бұрын

@@crackmex5131 Jajajjaja me emocione solo un poco 😁

Exelente ¡¡¡Felicitaciones al Domador Martín!!Saludos desde Argentina att Graciela. Mis favoritos todos los caballos del mundo creación divina de Dios

❤️Buen trabajo jinete ❤️ Pensé que iba a ser imposible domarlo, pero no fue así, excelente técnica pudiste en primer lugar el sentimiento del caballo 🐴 seres muy inteligentes. Saludos fraternales desde Hawthorne NJ

Wooow impresionante la tactica, paciencia e inteligencia de este domador!!!👌 Felicitaciones✨ Al caballo en ningun momento se le debe mostrar miedo.

Que fasonomia tan hermosa tiene este caballo!! Impresionante!! Yo he tenido caballos en casa domando y montandolos, me encanta este vídeo 😍 Es precioso!! Martín buen trabajo!! Saludos desde Barcelona 😃

So the poor thing was in pain! No wonder he was upset! Those cortisone shots are a great relief, I know from my own experience!

What a Beautiful story & a Beautiful horse & a Happy ending for everyone.😍

It's great that Martin recognized the back pain but nothing was done to determine the cause or treat it, except a temporary shot. Horse chiropractors can help such horses. The owners do not care about this horse, only whether he can perform so that they can be proud. I was shocked that he'd been in a competition FOUR years before, so he had been kept isolated in that small stall all that time. The the owners think he should be cured of his physical pain, lack of exercise, and psychological distress in a week.

@susancorbin399

3 жыл бұрын

The pain was from kicking the water trough. They didn’t wait long

@shannonslack4448

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah....the whole Paso Fino obsession ticked me off, especially with the dad. It blew my mind when Oscar said he'd never seen anyone do things like Martin, considering the horses thoughts and feelings (paraphrased there)!! I was glad to hear Jorge say that he learned a lot and was implementing changes to thetraining. I hope he continues.

@donnacsuti4980

2 жыл бұрын

Maybe a better owner will buy him now

@m.elenaaraujo4077

2 жыл бұрын

Zapatos para bebes

@doracotterell2863

2 жыл бұрын

@@donnacsuti4980 - Donna? At least the present owners paid good money to have this gifted trainer work with their horse. Yes? All humans are on learning curves and although their ‘competition deadline’ irked me to no end as well, I think that this “gentle approach” training has moved the owners horse awareness to a higher level. A move to a new owner would likely traumatized Enigma all of again. Enigma is best where he is - surrounded by people who watched him grow with the patience kindness that Martin demonstrated during his brief one week duration. I LOVED the manner and technique in which Martin trained Enigma. I wonder if his training work is shown in other KZread videos? Anyone know the last name of this trainer? He’s very talented.

Hay mucho que cambiar en la doma del paso fino. Gracias Enigma por enseñarles tanto a estos seres humanos.

@AndresRodriguez-jz3ev

7 ай бұрын

El pasó fino es natural no es entrenado busqué en google aver qué dice

Buenisimo Martin, un capo total con los caballos,usando doble sicologia tanto para los animales y personas.♥

¡¡BRAVO MARTIN, LO LOGRASTE, Y ENIGMA COOPERÓ!! SALUDOS CORDIALES DESDE CALIFORNIA, USA! ¡¡UFF, QUÉ PACIENCIA!! gracias por compartir; sigue compartiendo!

It was so pleasing to see the trainer immediately recognize the horse's back pain. Hardly anyone takes time to address physical problems first.

@williambermudez7722

3 жыл бұрын

Es agradable ver q inmediatamente reconoció el dolor en la columna, rara vez se direccionan a ver un problema sicológico, primero.

@robinfriedrich6678

3 жыл бұрын

Yessssssssss!!!!!!!

@amyrsh9067

3 жыл бұрын

It looks like the horses right hip is lower than than the left hip.

@yasminaal-lalmohamed3144

3 жыл бұрын

Ya o

@JavierGdl18x

3 жыл бұрын

Callao

Mis respetos como domador me le quitó el sombrero un abrazo y que DIOS lo continúe bendiciendo mucho para darle docilidad a estos ejemplares que tanto amamos con el corazón

@agostinocaporale6886

3 жыл бұрын

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Sr. Tienes un Don es maravilloso que el medio nos permita ver conocimiento y amor por los equinos , es apacionante para mi gracias por los videos.

@ovidiul2944

2 жыл бұрын

Fpĺ

@cjrg5698

2 жыл бұрын

@@ovidiul2944 que significa

Parabéns aos proprietários que buscaram saber o que estava acontecendo antes de sacrifica-lo. Parabéns ao domador que antes de tudo mudou o ambiente físico do animal criando maior liberdade e dignidade, buscou um médico para avaliar o estado físico dele, respeitou o tempo determinado por ele e não desistiu de entender a personalidade rara daquele que seria um grande desafio na sua carreira como domador. E finalmente parabéns ao Enigma pelas mudanças comportamentais - que muitos seres humanos não conseguem alcançar - , e que trarão grandes mudanças positivas em sua vida.

By 16:41'I see he likes having his tail pulled out straight. This is what I do with back injury for horses , dogs and cats with spinal compression. It takes pressure off the spine and lets healing begin. Works on humans , too.

@margolockwood9323

2 жыл бұрын

I dont have a tail, but if I did, I can say I may enjoy it a bit, or, I would be highly conflicted with the act in the first place?

@charlottewhite1277

2 жыл бұрын

@@margolockwood9323 lol

@margaritacastano-dupont7094

2 жыл бұрын

Oh yeah? And what do you pulll on humans

@andreeaboloca246

2 жыл бұрын

@@margaritacastano-dupont7094 the lower back bone ...u massage pull towards the bottom...

@andreeaboloca246

2 жыл бұрын

@@margolockwood9323 our back bone has a tale ....he is talking about massaging and pulling of that one ..

If you listen closely to a Paso Fino doing his walk, it will remind you of the Flamenco dancers, click clack click clack.

I know a great lady who now lives in Wyoming who could treat enigma’s back using tuning forks for sound acupuncture that would heal Enigma’s back.

@doracotterell2863

2 жыл бұрын

How interesting. Chris, does this lady have a website or a contact? Thank you for sharing.

@chrishoo2

2 жыл бұрын

This I don’t know. Look for Sound Healing in & around Laramie. Name Holroyd. That’s the most that I feel I can give you without her permission.

@chrishoo2

2 жыл бұрын

Also search under Yogananda.

@doracotterell2863

2 жыл бұрын

Chrishoo2 - Thank you. Of course I shall be respectful … I only seek to learn. Cheers from 🍁 Canada 🇨🇦

He is a beautiful horse, I had a Paso and it’s unlike any other kind of riding, like riding the air

@jamesdalton3082

2 жыл бұрын

They are wonderful animals. Mine will jump, buck, and play with us just like a big dog. And riding him is a dream.

His patience with the horse and handlers is the testament of his love and understanding for horses. Why any thumbs down we’re ever posted is beyond my comprehension 🤩😍🤓

@luisalgebrito7719

3 жыл бұрын

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@angelajurado6974

3 жыл бұрын

Me encanta los cballos p q yo era la persona q amansaba mis caballlos y me gustaba q corran mucho quisa nunca se termine este programa dios los bendiga

Maravilloso ejemplar! Digno representante de un caballo de paso fino. Para tener estos animales, no solo es cuestión de tener dinero para adquirir una belleza de estas, es preciso tener amor y mucho respeto hacia ellos, son seres muy especiales, pero sobre todo muy, muy inteligentes, muchas veces mas de lo que puedan ser sus tenedores...

I Absolutely Love His Gift♥️

Reminds me so much of a black mare we had when I was a kid, named Gypsy. She was totally wild and 4 years old when we got her. She was taken to a trainer and trained. She was such a joy to ride, but she wasn't ever totally "tame". She kicked me, my dad, my sisters. When you got on her, she was collected and moved beautifully, western or english.

Me encantan los caballos Martín porfavor siga ayudando a más gentes con caballos para nosotros poder seguir viendo y aprendiendo más ❤️❤️🤝👌

Habrá algún sonido más lindo que el relinche d un potro indomable ?? Precioso enigma ... Que bello es el acento colombiano ... Y que grande Martín !! Hermoso programa y el proceso por que pasa el caballito ... Saludos desde Argentina !!

@DarkRiotOTK

3 жыл бұрын

Es de Colombia? Su acento me parecía Argentino.

@DarkRiotOTK

3 жыл бұрын

Si, leí la descripción y la competencia es en Colombia.

@LESTATHSAMAEL

3 жыл бұрын

Ese no es acento colombiano, es acento paisa

@albaantonetti4900

2 жыл бұрын

@@DarkRiotOTK claro Martín es Argentino vieron en Argentina hay muchas cosas buenas,,,,es un maestro con los caballos, gracias Martín,desde La Plata Argentina

@lakchorrafernandez7335

2 жыл бұрын

Martin es argentino!

Wow, I've been around alot of horses in my life and never seen one so upset.

Muy buen Domador 👏👏👏👏 me encantan los caballos los adoro ❤️😘😘😘

Saludos afectuosos desde Monterrey, Nuevo León, México, ojalá pronto podamos Verlo por acá, En éstas tierras hay mucha pasión por los caballos, su Visita sería muy Fructífera. Qué Pase Muy Feliz Na idas y un Venturoso Año Nuevo.

Someone has allowed this horse to be severely abused. Most probably when he was still a very young colt. That is evident. I pray Martin checks in on this horse often as the horse seems to trust Martin greatly.

@brendaleejones5827

2 жыл бұрын

Yes

@Our_UnStoppableKing

2 жыл бұрын

I hope so too. Sure wish we could have found out what happened in the beginning

@lindamahrer1760

2 жыл бұрын

Isolation is a guess ...

@RepentTimeIsAtHand

2 жыл бұрын

@@lindamahrer1760 Linda, We witnessed in this video that indeed this horse was being housed in close confinement and isolated. What is deeply disturbing is that for the sake of a parade/festival this particular horse was being pushed to perform in record time. In a nutshell "Inhumane".

@christys.5024

2 жыл бұрын

@@RepentTimeIsAtHand absolutely agree. He was right about his intelligence. I think he hated being a horse, one that people got on and wanted him to perform. He just wanted to be free

Salutations cordiales depuis le Nord du Québec au Canada. C’est incroyable le talent de cet homme. Il comprend les chevaux de façon innée.

Super emocionante. Una belleza de animal con tanta fuerza y gracia que cae rendido al cariño y delicadeza que le profesa el hombre. Aplauso

Excelente vídeo!!!👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

Martin you have a gift, a great insight into horses. I am sorry Enigma could not go home with you. Wonderful that the owners have shifted their training methods as a result of you sharing your experiences and methods, I hope it influences other horse owners to work with their horses where they are at rather than force them forward.

@aracelibenitez6312

3 жыл бұрын

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Enigma is just beautiful. Stunning. I do not know much about horse’s but if I were in a tiny stall with two small windows…. That would be like I would guess isolation for a prisoner. Those legs look like they are born to run free and fast. No friends to be with. No sun light. Pain that is not managed because he is going out of his mind on that small space. I do not want to criticize his owners. It appears that they just don’t know? He is a handsome beautiful horse and it looks like he surely needs space to run. To graze with a herd. Run on green grass every day. A bigger stall. One that he is in only for a short period of time after a long day outside in the sun and wind. The Horse Tamer … fantastic. What a great story..true story. Lots of lessons to learn. Enigma is not just a ribbon or a thing. How can you undo all that has happened in such a short time? It seems to me that he has so much of life in him and potential…. He needs touch, love, his friends, a fresh pasture. An apple tree or carrot stick. I can’t see that if you lock him up then except him to “perform” what would be his joy in doing so? Perhaps if he felt better and had space and touch from the humans and the other horses. A herd and time to heal. Not days but as long as he needs. I’m sure he feels the pressure which makes his physical pain worse. He looks like a treasure on earth. Truly stunning. I hope he is okay💕 I cannot say enough good about the tamer. Wow! He knows and Enigma knows… that’s a great friendship. Human touch that is no scolding him if you will. Recognizing that he is in pain and he needs freedom. 💕 He can’t have that “spirit” if he does not know freedom and love. I don’t mean in a sassy way…just that it takes time. When he’s ready I’m sure you will not have far to dig for that spirit…he has it. It just needs that touch💕

Every time I tame a horse the universe changes.