Stubborn Horse Intimidates Fearful Owner 

Your patreon is amazing i love the different lessons (videos) when you need help with one area you can go to that video, watch and learn. It's totally worth having it! Thank you for making this for people, most lessons are so expensive, I'm in New Zealand, and would love lessons from you, but just a bit far away, this way I get them! Thank you 😊

lol I already am. You've already answered my 2 questions. Can't get enough of your videos. Love your style, attitude, and delivery.

I love that Ryan is as respectful and instructive with people as he is with horses. This is a rare quality in a horse trainer. He is humble and pays attention and genuinely cares about the people and helping them. He earned another subscriber here!

It's so sad when people have to sell their horses. Hope you get better and that your horse knows they did nothing wrong😟

Thank you, she was lovely and I worked so hard with her, my trainer helped to re home her and she now has the most amazing home, with a really wonderful owner who worships her. ❤

Many thanks for sharing your story. Just last weekend we went on a trail ride. Our friend & trainer, decided that I should ride her very safe gelding because my mare was acting unsafe. She rode her very well, & she was right💯 my mare was being “a handful” I’ll ride her eventually, but as you advise, baby-steps 💯♥️ I also have an underlying fear from HORSES bolting with me when I was a child out of control. I learned to “abandon ship“ very early in life. I learned to jump off the horse safely before it dumped me into a fence.

Thank you for sharing your story. I haven't ridden my saint of a gelding in 7 months due to anxiety after a fall on a different horse. I'm trying to work through it and am at a point that I need someone to help me get on and walk alongside me.

Definitely get a foot soldier to help, makes a massive difference. 👍

Cool!

This was a great video! I love the talk about fear and how positive self talk is so important. This horse is a gorgeous mover and I’m so happy for this lady and her progress!!!

Bless you & Boomer ♥️💯👍

agree

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Very good point. My horse will balk when he expects riding if he is footsore, even if I’m just bringing him up to groom.

horsetrainer to watch, Ryan has a lot of knowledge and he is easy to understand

Bolting is terrifying💯 This happened to me on a trail ride when I was about 12 years old riding my friends’ thoroughbred who is usually calm and gentle, but on our way home, he decided to bolt with me on his back ! Luckily, one of our other friends, who was on the same trail ride with us, got right next to my horse (on her horse) and pulled his reins back & was able to stop him. She literally saved my life. He was headed straight for the road, a main road & a very busy road. I am now 56 and we have 2 horses and we trail ride a lot…but I still have this fear inside me, even though my mare is completely safe. Well, I don’t believe anyone has ever completely safe but you know what I mean, lol

@@Mainecoon_Izzy Oh I agree bolting is terrifying. My horse bolts due to being barn sour, so although you can't stop him or slow him down, you can at least steer him. I rode him back to the barn both times and steered him toward the back of my parked car where he really had nowhere else to go and he slowed then stopped on his own. He is a Tennessee Walker and I bought him sight unseen and he came to me with every bit vice possible. I ride him in a rope halter now and he is a completely different horse. He is safe on the ground and in an enclosed area but I don't ride him on trails anymore.

Thank you 🙏

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One of the best horses, too. So attentive. Once Mr. Rose taught the horse and his owner a common language everything went better between them.

Bet you watched that vice special on JB. That man can stand on a ball for days lol

please know this is NOT how horses should be trained

@@pfftxoxo1502 you sound salty please explain this reply, why isn’t Ryan’s technique how horses are trained?

@@at_3831 hmmm 🤔 you didn't get a response here.. pfft... There are many ways to train a horse, a lot of them are wrong and can ruin a good horse, but Ryan focuses on positive training and earning respect, which leads to trust. He is appreciated by many 👍.

@@janetkasovic1518 as I suspected a jealous hater trying to eat away at the positivity I highlighted in Ryan’s technique. I have a way of confirming if a new personality in my world is solid or not, if they are being attacked by irrational trolls it usually means they are someone I align with. Isn’t it entertaining watching the 7 deadly sins play out in the world around us? We need more ppl like Ryan he’s definitely helping more ppl and horses by the day.

@@pfftxoxo1502do you even own horses 😂

Thanks

Yes we’re making a video series focusing on confidence soon.

I would love to see this, there’s a lot of us out there who need it. ❤🇩🇰

I've had horses for over 50 years and I won't have a stallion. I can ride them and handle them on the ground minimally. It takes a different type of person to handle a stallion correctly and fairly. Can't ever trust one for sure. As far as food aggressive horses, I'm not going into a pen by myself feeding them without fixing the aggression first with another person around.

@@tracyjohnson5023 thnk you! I fr have almost 0 experience with horses besides tht job n i learned a lot. The same stallion I was told not to take care of cause only 4 ppl can handle him trampled his owner/the manager the week before. Then after tht the girls kept pushing me to take care of him while he was in the stall. Those ppl were tryin to get me hurt & or killed. & I took care of 34 horses by myself n I think it's so wrong to not have at least one other person with you at all times. I'm 5ft tall n less then 100lbs 😅 n even having another person there for me isn't enough. I had this big guy help with the food aggressive males & he was whipping them hard cause they wouldnt get out of our way & them horses didn't even flinch. Their muscles didn't even twitch. N this is a big guy whipping them as hard as he can. Didn't care one bit just wanted the food in my hands. I was forced to feed them with the new kid one time and the one horse was chasing me n almost jumping me the way a dog jumps up on you for food. I turned around n got stepped on n dropped the food on the ground before he hurt me. When I saw that the whip didnt affect them that was a complete deal breaker for me n I kept makin other ppl do it. So they fired me. I was only there a month n a half.

You are living in horsey fantasy land!

@@carolynstewart8465 If you want fantasy land or dreamland coming true..... watch Dr. Joe Dispenza's videos and 500 or 600 testimonials of people on his channel, who changed their life completely thanks to the power of love, empathy, and gratitude. Thanks to scientific measurements they show the students of the seminars how the results worked out, because empathy and gratitude activate the hormones of pleasure in the body. Scientists found out that the heart has its own brain and an electromagnetic field. So therefore empathy and gratitude are so powerful emotions to change love life, career, or well-being for the better.

@@carolynstewart8465 Albert Einstein said, "Logic takes you from A to B. Imagination takes you everywhere." Maybe therefore scientists created such great discoveries thanks to their imagination. You wouldn't argue with Einstein about fantasy.

I didn't say he does it wrong It's important to have opinions and tactics of choice. Just because someone has their way, doesn't mean someone can not have their own.

She seems like she could use some guidance while she's gaining experience and confidence. I hope she's taking lessons. I didn't even catch the draw reins, but the way she was riding the trot makes me think that she's not at a point where she can use them effectively.

Draw reins will get you bucked off if you're not expert with them.