" you don't, you take square one with you " the elegance of simplicity. gettin to the age where i need subtitles, damn. all thanks, k

This man changed the horse world and made it so much better for a lot of horses and horse people. And he did it without a big social media platform.

Thank you Tom. You changed the lives of so many people for the better.

Tom Dorrance, the man who taught Ray Hunt who then passed Tom's knowledge onto Buck Brannaman. I enjoy hearing from these guys

A very nice man. He was really kind to me when I knew basically nothing. He really had no ego.

Years ago I read an incredible book by this amazing horseman. I was a young man trying to become a better horseman even though I was a full time wild land firefighter and his words opened my mind about how to handle our horses. I still can hear Toms written words in my head about what I was doing wrong when I handled our hoses with a heavy hand.

I agree with Daniel below, why so few views, everyone in the horse world could benefit from watching this timeless wisdom

Thank you for posting this interview with Tom. I hung on to each word he spoke and will think on this and use it.

Unvergesslich und immer in unserem Pony- Herzen. Danke Tom!

I was fortunate to live not far from the Dorrance Ranch in Caiif...l got lucky when needing to start a colt , being introduced to a trainer named Ray Berta who had grown up with the Dorrance Brothers as neighbors on working cattle Ranches .... this was my first introduction into the deep wealth of knowledge of Classical American Horsemanship , from those who lived or were taught by those who had lived the experience of the last vears of the true American Horse dominated West. ..knowing them , warching them , listening to what they had to say , changed my life long love of horse's into something far closer to my childhood Dream......Galloping down a beautiful Beach , no saddle , no bridle only blue sky ,meetin blue water

One of the last of the old time horsemen. There were many great horsemen from his era, they spent days and weeks at a time with their horses, they understood them like best friends. Now we have busy lives and schedules and only spare a few hours with a horse and cant understand why things don't work. These guys like Ray Hunt and Tom Dorrance understood. I tried to obtain every ounce of horse sense and experience from my grandfather (another old school cowboy) but feel I only got about 10% of the great wealth he knew. I miss these old guys and their experience. If you happen to know one, talk them up and listen now....they are leaving us fast.

I am so grateful for this interview with Tom to be shared on youtube. Thank you!

I'm astounded that this has so few views. Put a dancing monkey or kid falling off of a skateboard and 2 million people check it out. Put up profound truths explained and only 2200 people are interested. Sad, but thanks for posting this anyway.

Big thanks to Mr.Tom Dorrance! You only need to sit quietly and listen to these words. Think about it and forget about this fast world. Only then can we learn from the master of horsemanship.Great, thanks. Ladislav

Yeah that it. Greatest comment on how to train and be with a horse ever. Ever. This has got to be it. It has to be alive. Am overwhelmed. No one has ever come that close. That's perfection. Have read and listened and studied and everything- holy grail style and hands down that's the best teaching ever. Ever.

thanks John, i needed this. k

💜What a great way to explain training & riding! Thank you!

Wow, thank you SO much for sharing this!

Just found this - thank you!

thank you - just what I needed to hear