Troubled Horse Transformation Pt. 3 

That tail swishing tells me you're sitting on bronc. I'm very impressed and have learned a lot from your videos.

I,d dearly love too ,,but i have no digital money or bank account ,,,,im old and Truely off grid , am very lucky to have my two horses and still afford a phone and a window on the world,,, And your vlogs give me a huge amount of pleasure ,,and great hope for the future of horse/human interaction,... My mother , ,sister and daughter and myself could add our years of experience To 201,,we did all go into different directions ,so our knowledge was diverse , But Mum was the real key to our sucess ,as she was the first lass to walk up a horse at newmarket races ,also worked chipperfields( britains premier horse circus ),and also worked long horn cattle in the out back of Australia ,in uk she would start a colt every year , to use in spring on her matriarch family of daughters ,,,she knew about dilute gene , so her foundation mare was black so by changing her stud she could breed many colors ,,also she could tame a colt in an hour or two from wild to haltered and feet picked up , she had picked up soo much knowledge that it seemed like magic , we were called witchs in the village because there was No name for horse whisperer,or any knowledge of the technics commonly used now ,, But dare i say ,i have seen No one, on the vlogs do the job of training horses And humans as well as you ...God bless you and your work ,innumerable horses will be living better lives ,because of the connection you are teaching people to find with them ,,,,,🎶🐎🌄💞🐎

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If you don’t mind me asking , How much do you charge for what you did with that horse ? I have a similar problem with one of mine and would like to get into his issue further .

Hello love I'm from Florida this is truly amazing what they are doing .... I do need a kinda big favor I just saved 2 mares from the auction in Texas and desperately need them trained I've wanted horses all my life I've saved millions of pittbulls and wanted to give these girls a chance

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"Micromanaging" is the perfect description for this horse. Betting he has been stalled a lot and only "worked" when ridden. No trail riding or just chill rides. Then he gets a rider that isn't a drill Sargent and suddenly he has all this "freedom" and doesn't know how to act right. First video he looked bored and naughty while the owner was holding him. I always take my young horses out lots of hacks and even as adults they still get "fun" rides.

Another long time rider/trainer concurs. I come from an "English" background and restarted OTT thoroughbreds as well as starting my homebreds. So nice to see a messed up horse being restored to a thinking horse. I wonder if this horse was ridden in a mechanical hackamore.

I noticed that as well. I just don't understand the marriage to bits. I know its about control, but my mare would just take the bit in her teeth & run. 😅

For sure

@@tracyjohnson5023- Seems I may need to switch bits. Wife’s horse seems to tolerate her bit, but since fear sits in her car I have entire set of tack of my own. Last ride Cal was tossing his head, chewing on the bit and generally seemed annoyed with it. Both bits are snaffle with copper but mouthpiece on mine is thicker - which I thought should make it more comfortable. Oh well... bits are cheap.

@@finngamesknudson1457 check your horse for wolf teeth too.

@@tracyjohnson5023 - TY. I’ll do that.

Thank you

I thought his front end moves without the rear end in sync

Kinda thinking that too.

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I agree-he's really good

Drives nuts! I've rehabbed many gaited horses and it's go back to basics. Many are ridden in straight lines, plow reined around to turn, they don't know how to back up either and all leg means is go! Lateral movement is a new concept to them. Many also don't stand still for mounting and are off to the gaiting races when your butt hits saddle lol. OTTB are easier to rehab imo

I think Ryan’s got this under control. 🙄

I was kinda thinking the same thing. Something just doesn't seem right about his hind end.

This horse isn't spooking he is in pain and weak behind because of pain in his body. What you call spooking is him stumbling behind. Have a vet look at him.

Yes but those are the GOOD hunter jumper riders with PROPER trainers.I am seeing too many riders using a lot of "gadgets" to make the horse do what a good rider would do using their legs. With the "gadgets" you get horses like this. I saw one girl had purchased a system of gadgets to make her horse bend and come under himself ( while she was riding him around and around) and she used it for 4 weeks and one day the horse quit on her. She asked why on Facebook and I said I thought the horse has muscle fatigue ( amongst other things) and she got mad at me! others agreed with me.( she DM's me later that I was correct.) It was a horse of the race track that only knew going forward. You can't jam them in equipment to force them on the bit and to bring their hind quarters under that quickly. They do not have those muscles developed. This guy is great! Who knows what was done with this horse. Many riders hang on the mouth and then get left and smack the horse's back in the middle of a jump over and over... I rode horses from the racetrack to be made into hunter/jumpers and for the first few months I did a lot of the work on the trails. This trainer has a much safer way. I am going to join his patreon channel. I do not think this will be a good owner/horse combination. This horse will need a soft touch and every time she gets nervous they will fall apart. You can't progress when frightened. The idea is to have fun for all our labors with our horses. There are too many horses better suited for her. Different people fit with different horses but it's a big mistake to force a relationship that will not work well. I bought a lovely horse that I just did not click with and sold him. He did not have "problems", we just were not a good match.

@@billingsnan3030 Just as bad western riders do the same?

I'm not familiar with what advanced western riders do. I think good basic training is the same whether western or english. After the basic stuff something happened with this horse either a bad rider or rider asking him to do what he physically could not do etc. @@ellenmadsen7308

Yes!!!!

This is actually a very well-balanced horse for dressage or jumping. The conformation is very different from typical quarter horse conformation. My horses built like him easily yield the quarters.

​@@sandrawhisler1545I agree that he's extremely well balanced. He moves beautifully. Once he starts feeling safer and more comfortable and starts moving more freely, I can't wait to see how he moves then If we get to see it here. He's a beautiful horse.

Yes!❤

I noticed this too. Wonder if the trainer saw it when he watched the video. Also, he seems to be irritated by the bit. 🤷🏻

This horse is tense and stif. That's why it looks that way, same with the bit. You see this a lot with horses that have been in a lot of competitions, this was a show jumper. I have a retired trotting horse and she was exactly the same, nothing wrong with her physically.

My mate was bought in a high end German Dressage school so I think she was injured during breaking then sold to my trainer pregnant with a famous stallion to sell better.😮

It's an accident waiting to happen😢!!