So, he’s moving along nicely & the 2 of you are building a relationship. 👍🏼
@christineruby5312Күн бұрын
hi Raleigh!
@monsterkepanКүн бұрын
Such a gorgeus horse! Zafferano is such a fine-tempered and beautiful stallion. Most of his offsprings inherit some good gaits and of course his unique colour. If keeping him as a stud and breeding with him in the US, it would hopefully cause a huge impact in the breeding industry, as SWB arent too common in America. I would love to see the bloodline of some of the finest SWB stallions, continue its legacy across the world!
@TAWSNMКүн бұрын
What auction did you get him from? I've been watching for online auctions for a riding and driving horse for myself. It's been a painful experience though. Either they're way out of my price range or they're grade/quarter horses.
@lbailey4111Күн бұрын
Thats so amazing. Way to go. 🎉bless you for saving a horse and giving him a blessed life
@LisaHam-d5iКүн бұрын
Hes so Handsome i love how he carries himself . He has a super great run in the field .
@user-gz6zn7lg6nКүн бұрын
I loved watching your video and it’s great that you rehab horses that get ‘thrown away’
@dorothyleeuw8774Күн бұрын
Congratulations on your new colt. I also have imported 2 horses from Europe for Dressage. While watching your video I noticed something that I wanted to mention to you and this is purely for learning and not intended to shame. I have been in horses for over 30 years and in the boarding business for 22 year. I noticed in the video that when the horses were on pasture that there are dandelions going to seed. Dandelion and False Dandelion are a HUGE PROBLEM all over the World. We have been on our acreage for 30 years and they were not an issue then. Dandelions cause ulcers in horses and is very expensive to treat and painful for the horse causing all kinds of behaviour problems. You can google it, I have seen it first hand. But false dandelion which is hard to differentiate from Dandelion causes stringhalt in horses. I also have experienced this in 2 horses over the years. The plant affects the nerve endings in the hind end where I have seen a vet take pointy scissors and push down an inch on the horses hind quarters and they do not feel it. The horse literally cannot walk. The horse when it moved walked in a stringhalt manner but eventually they cannot walk. The horses need high doses of an Epileptic drug and many months to recover and not all do. Pasture management is very time consuming for the owner of the facility as it requires spraying to eradicate the noxious weed. The flower has already gone to seed and each flower carries many thousands of seed heads and eventually you will have more flower than grass. Many horse owners are not aware of the toxicity that they have on our equines. All the best with your beautiful boy. No shade only for learning to keep our loved ones healthy ❤
@pamelaremel7477Күн бұрын
I barrel raced & team penned in a western saddle with a large o ring snaffle with braided split reins. It really less about equipment than training & trust. Good on you!
@user-wn8mg2jh1d2 күн бұрын
Wish I was a Dressage lover , but I've seen to many bad riders and owners that abuse the horses
@mamasplayinhookie31312 күн бұрын
Zephyr would be lovely for him, it's a warm, gentle breeze.
@saspinks30012 күн бұрын
Kudos to you and may your life be very blessed for valuing a life as it should be.
@deborahjaneapperley10042 күн бұрын
He’s lucky and very beautiful
@harrydonahue16573 күн бұрын
Geld him. He'll be a happier horse
@sandrabradshaw28643 күн бұрын
CONGRATULATIONS !!!!Love conquers all, maybe our World leaders need to learn that kindness, patience, justice and love will bring peace to our World.😊😊🐴🐎🌹🌹💛
@LFM0083 күн бұрын
He reminds me of irish cream. Or coffee. What about Bailey? And on the other hand, he looks like the sahara desert winds, so maybe Sahel or Scirocco (english: Sirocco) - his sire has an italian name too
@rumile3 күн бұрын
ahhh his name is kinda similar to Sunfyre, like the dragon from house of the dragon🫣 he’s so pretty!
@wendyclayton57094 күн бұрын
I find the use of pulling the horses head down with the reins that connect the girth to the bit creates an over bent outline and is not popular in my horsey circles in the UK. But what a fantastic job you have done with him
@user-vg5rf5dd1q4 күн бұрын
I’m a retired nurse who has ridden all my life and when I see these accomplishments with this horse that was a throw away I get very thankful and happy for you and Romeo. I will be watching your progress and reliving dreams. Thank you
@user-vg5rf5dd1q4 күн бұрын
He lives you
@user-vg5rf5dd1q4 күн бұрын
Well done I’m crying
@user-vg5rf5dd1q4 күн бұрын
Spot on
@englishequestrianabroad4 күн бұрын
Good luck with him, absolutely beautiful! I am looking into importing from Europe where im from to Arizona so will be really interested to follow your journey with this!
@falconk94 күн бұрын
Sweet! I'm in northern California - I do dressage. I have PRE's. My foal was born near Murietta and I picked him up about 3 weeks ago. I also develop my own horses. San Diego has lots of Dressage trainers so you are lucky if you go in that direction. I'm in a bit of a training desert where I live so I have to travel to trainers and shows. Good luck with your new boy !
@user-lp7cv7qr5c4 күн бұрын
I live in Sweden
@dinosaursaregreen48594 күн бұрын
I saw someone suggest Montana as his barn name which I think would suit him very well. I also like the name saffron for him, matches his vibe I’d think. So happy for you, hope everything goes well in the future on your journey with him <3
@shradhazamre90894 күн бұрын
If possible give ure cell number I m frm India
@topcat323495 күн бұрын
I bought a QH that was a reject from a hack line. He was in poor condition but he popped over a cavelleti on a loose rein and up and down a worn out double drop. His feet were broken off above the soles but he trotted up sound. I started working him through the three phases with basic dressage and tiny jumps but he naturally wanted to jump big. He jumped out of a paddock over a 5 ft gate to rejoin his friends. I did a schooling horse trial at about 4 months and though he wasn’t the prettiest jumper he went clear and did honorably in dressage so he won. We went on to do all sorts of showing for 7 yrs and he carried my daughter over x rails very carefully and jumped anything I aimed him at. I had to sell him and he went on to compete nationally and do very well. So much for a reject!
@NathonSmith5 күн бұрын
I love him he's beautiful ❤️😍
@matthewalexander24365 күн бұрын
Warmblood stallions keep the stunning spirit. Geld them and you always end up with the equine stotally submisive and obedient Labrador version of the horse. I've come to realise it's all about narcissism and vanity. Really sad. He's an absolutely beautiful boy, bless him.❤
@lindanorris24555 күн бұрын
I KNEW!! THAT YOU WOULD KEEP ROMEO!
@lindanorris24555 күн бұрын
he is mess! gorgeous animal!
@jansilverthorn7775 күн бұрын
Good job and best wishes for a long and successful career with Romeo. ❤
@jackhopkins46796 күн бұрын
I hate to see horses or any animal starved
@lunaandstella8256 күн бұрын
He is very beautiful and with those paces I really would explore doing dressage with him. Eventing would be awesome for him I think.
@LilA-zl6tf6 күн бұрын
Your family from Sweden? Greetings from Finland. Romeo made so quick recovery into the competition! I think he will do great in the future! - Well - Sorry - He did SO WELL in this one!!!! Marvelously! (P.S. You know Piia Pantsu?)
@janetcameron47436 күн бұрын
😇 😘 🐎
@nicem87467 күн бұрын
Sugary grass can cause founder, if introduced too fast or too much. He’s lovely, thanks for helping and hanging in there with him.
@kathrynmurphy-ug5qf7 күн бұрын
There are no problem horses, just PROBLEM CRUEL RIDERS, I BREAK IN PEOPLE TO TRAIN HORSES, HOW COME I CAN DO DRESSAGE ALL SKILLS NO BIT NO BRIDLE, I USE A PIECE OF LEATHER WITH SHEEPSKIN, ON IT BASICALLY A NECK STRAP,,,,,, WHY CANT OTHERS, BITS BRIDLES DO NOT STOP CONTROL HORSES , CALL ME AN IDIOT, DONT CARE, I CAN GET ANY HORSE TO BE LEAD, RIDDEN OR NOT, NO BRIDLE NO FORCE
@Error-wp1ub8 күн бұрын
Eyes on the ground? You should look through the front of the ears.. the competition looks good, the feeling is the thing to strive for. You should be really proud
@Error-wp1ub8 күн бұрын
Congratulations on such a beautiful foal! Happy I got this channel recommended instant follow.
@etoilefurina8 күн бұрын
asså han är en jätta fin häst, congrats!
@nawaryn88079 күн бұрын
He’s gorgeous! I’m so excited to follow this journey.
@Veronikaoakcastle9 күн бұрын
Ahh, I search on that app too, glad you found your horse. I have trouble finding horses on that website cause I’m looking for one in Temecula, wish me luck on finding one! ❤
@Your_local_thing9 күн бұрын
Omg I’m moving to sand Diego and I’m going to ride there!!! Well continue it but still I may see you!
@barbie_mylife_milan87879 күн бұрын
I’m also a Swede living in California. Underbar häst!
@Jesse-lu7bt9 күн бұрын
Might be called dunn or a daple great not sure or a buvkskin
@stormmoster6 күн бұрын
He is bred from a bay and a palomino so he is a buckskin.
@Jesse-lu7bt5 күн бұрын
@@stormmoster maybe 🤔
@vickyburton24349 күн бұрын
It breaks my heart to see horses so mistreated. As an endurance junkie, I find a lot of great rescued Arabians, mules and half Arabs that make excellent endurance animals. It does take time and patience to allow healing both physical and mental issues. I love a bitless bridal with an endurance saddle. So comfy and I can stay hours in the saddle with little discomfort for both of us. I have dressage background. I found I love the freedom and relaxation of endurance riding.
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you got such a beautiful horse
So, he’s moving along nicely & the 2 of you are building a relationship. 👍🏼
hi Raleigh!
Such a gorgeus horse! Zafferano is such a fine-tempered and beautiful stallion. Most of his offsprings inherit some good gaits and of course his unique colour. If keeping him as a stud and breeding with him in the US, it would hopefully cause a huge impact in the breeding industry, as SWB arent too common in America. I would love to see the bloodline of some of the finest SWB stallions, continue its legacy across the world!
What auction did you get him from? I've been watching for online auctions for a riding and driving horse for myself. It's been a painful experience though. Either they're way out of my price range or they're grade/quarter horses.
Thats so amazing. Way to go. 🎉bless you for saving a horse and giving him a blessed life
Hes so Handsome i love how he carries himself . He has a super great run in the field .
I loved watching your video and it’s great that you rehab horses that get ‘thrown away’
Congratulations on your new colt. I also have imported 2 horses from Europe for Dressage. While watching your video I noticed something that I wanted to mention to you and this is purely for learning and not intended to shame. I have been in horses for over 30 years and in the boarding business for 22 year. I noticed in the video that when the horses were on pasture that there are dandelions going to seed. Dandelion and False Dandelion are a HUGE PROBLEM all over the World. We have been on our acreage for 30 years and they were not an issue then. Dandelions cause ulcers in horses and is very expensive to treat and painful for the horse causing all kinds of behaviour problems. You can google it, I have seen it first hand. But false dandelion which is hard to differentiate from Dandelion causes stringhalt in horses. I also have experienced this in 2 horses over the years. The plant affects the nerve endings in the hind end where I have seen a vet take pointy scissors and push down an inch on the horses hind quarters and they do not feel it. The horse literally cannot walk. The horse when it moved walked in a stringhalt manner but eventually they cannot walk. The horses need high doses of an Epileptic drug and many months to recover and not all do. Pasture management is very time consuming for the owner of the facility as it requires spraying to eradicate the noxious weed. The flower has already gone to seed and each flower carries many thousands of seed heads and eventually you will have more flower than grass. Many horse owners are not aware of the toxicity that they have on our equines. All the best with your beautiful boy. No shade only for learning to keep our loved ones healthy ❤
I barrel raced & team penned in a western saddle with a large o ring snaffle with braided split reins. It really less about equipment than training & trust. Good on you!
Wish I was a Dressage lover , but I've seen to many bad riders and owners that abuse the horses
Zephyr would be lovely for him, it's a warm, gentle breeze.
Kudos to you and may your life be very blessed for valuing a life as it should be.
He’s lucky and very beautiful
Geld him. He'll be a happier horse
CONGRATULATIONS !!!!Love conquers all, maybe our World leaders need to learn that kindness, patience, justice and love will bring peace to our World.😊😊🐴🐎🌹🌹💛
He reminds me of irish cream. Or coffee. What about Bailey? And on the other hand, he looks like the sahara desert winds, so maybe Sahel or Scirocco (english: Sirocco) - his sire has an italian name too
ahhh his name is kinda similar to Sunfyre, like the dragon from house of the dragon🫣 he’s so pretty!
I find the use of pulling the horses head down with the reins that connect the girth to the bit creates an over bent outline and is not popular in my horsey circles in the UK. But what a fantastic job you have done with him
I’m a retired nurse who has ridden all my life and when I see these accomplishments with this horse that was a throw away I get very thankful and happy for you and Romeo. I will be watching your progress and reliving dreams. Thank you
He lives you
Well done I’m crying
Spot on
Good luck with him, absolutely beautiful! I am looking into importing from Europe where im from to Arizona so will be really interested to follow your journey with this!
Sweet! I'm in northern California - I do dressage. I have PRE's. My foal was born near Murietta and I picked him up about 3 weeks ago. I also develop my own horses. San Diego has lots of Dressage trainers so you are lucky if you go in that direction. I'm in a bit of a training desert where I live so I have to travel to trainers and shows. Good luck with your new boy !
I live in Sweden
I saw someone suggest Montana as his barn name which I think would suit him very well. I also like the name saffron for him, matches his vibe I’d think. So happy for you, hope everything goes well in the future on your journey with him <3
If possible give ure cell number I m frm India
I bought a QH that was a reject from a hack line. He was in poor condition but he popped over a cavelleti on a loose rein and up and down a worn out double drop. His feet were broken off above the soles but he trotted up sound. I started working him through the three phases with basic dressage and tiny jumps but he naturally wanted to jump big. He jumped out of a paddock over a 5 ft gate to rejoin his friends. I did a schooling horse trial at about 4 months and though he wasn’t the prettiest jumper he went clear and did honorably in dressage so he won. We went on to do all sorts of showing for 7 yrs and he carried my daughter over x rails very carefully and jumped anything I aimed him at. I had to sell him and he went on to compete nationally and do very well. So much for a reject!
I love him he's beautiful ❤️😍
Warmblood stallions keep the stunning spirit. Geld them and you always end up with the equine stotally submisive and obedient Labrador version of the horse. I've come to realise it's all about narcissism and vanity. Really sad. He's an absolutely beautiful boy, bless him.❤
I KNEW!! THAT YOU WOULD KEEP ROMEO!
he is mess! gorgeous animal!
Good job and best wishes for a long and successful career with Romeo. ❤
I hate to see horses or any animal starved
He is very beautiful and with those paces I really would explore doing dressage with him. Eventing would be awesome for him I think.
Your family from Sweden? Greetings from Finland. Romeo made so quick recovery into the competition! I think he will do great in the future! - Well - Sorry - He did SO WELL in this one!!!! Marvelously! (P.S. You know Piia Pantsu?)
😇 😘 🐎
Sugary grass can cause founder, if introduced too fast or too much. He’s lovely, thanks for helping and hanging in there with him.
There are no problem horses, just PROBLEM CRUEL RIDERS, I BREAK IN PEOPLE TO TRAIN HORSES, HOW COME I CAN DO DRESSAGE ALL SKILLS NO BIT NO BRIDLE, I USE A PIECE OF LEATHER WITH SHEEPSKIN, ON IT BASICALLY A NECK STRAP,,,,,, WHY CANT OTHERS, BITS BRIDLES DO NOT STOP CONTROL HORSES , CALL ME AN IDIOT, DONT CARE, I CAN GET ANY HORSE TO BE LEAD, RIDDEN OR NOT, NO BRIDLE NO FORCE
Eyes on the ground? You should look through the front of the ears.. the competition looks good, the feeling is the thing to strive for. You should be really proud
Congratulations on such a beautiful foal! Happy I got this channel recommended instant follow.
asså han är en jätta fin häst, congrats!
He’s gorgeous! I’m so excited to follow this journey.
Ahh, I search on that app too, glad you found your horse. I have trouble finding horses on that website cause I’m looking for one in Temecula, wish me luck on finding one! ❤
Omg I’m moving to sand Diego and I’m going to ride there!!! Well continue it but still I may see you!
I’m also a Swede living in California. Underbar häst!
Might be called dunn or a daple great not sure or a buvkskin
He is bred from a bay and a palomino so he is a buckskin.
@@stormmoster maybe 🤔
It breaks my heart to see horses so mistreated. As an endurance junkie, I find a lot of great rescued Arabians, mules and half Arabs that make excellent endurance animals. It does take time and patience to allow healing both physical and mental issues. I love a bitless bridal with an endurance saddle. So comfy and I can stay hours in the saddle with little discomfort for both of us. I have dressage background. I found I love the freedom and relaxation of endurance riding.
Stunnning! Will he be used as a stud?