Ty Murray and Sioux

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Jade Currid’s feature on Ty Murray, “Subtle and Steady,” appears in the March 2022 issue of Western Horseman.
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@groovychic 2 года назад

so very true. Ty started and runs a 'retirement home' for old rodeo bronc horses to live out their final days. Tons of respect for him for doing that.

@pamelapeterson2987 2 года назад

Wow, I didn't know that. That's wonderful.

@donjones4372 2 года назад

Back in his Odessa College days at the “”Bronco House “” they called, ( you read between the lines of the meaning ) I would have never thought he would grow on up to be the man he is today, I always knew he would be a great rodeo cowboy, he and some buddies were wild and sorry little dudes, but happy where he is today in this thing we call life, hope he is right with the Lord and Savior, all the buckles and saddles and world championships will mean nothing one day when you are standing in front of the almighty, good luck Ty here on out, you’ve made a hell of a man, proud of you 👍 Ride on son !!!!

@nogames8982 2 года назад

Thank you, I'm glad that somebody can finally acknowledge that they have made mistakes and now they are changing their perspective and their actions.

@kaceecasto5400 2 года назад

This is one of the best things I've seen in a while. By darned he actually did grow up! Such a talented person.

@trueheartfarm8831 2 года назад

I have been a fan for a long time...BUT -This TY Murray ,is a man I d like to be friends with..... Definitely a great change & bigger RESPECT for a Man/woman who realizes , that the old ways aren't always the best way.....This is a gentleman I'd like to work with my horses....

@thebackyardbear 2 года назад

WOW... I always respected Ty's ability. Now I respect him on another level. I saw this so much, it drove me from the passion. Horses seek a connection, and their emotions must be considered. Horses NEVER forget either. If they have been mistreated, they will hold a grudge forever. You can whip them and train them into submission... but the process of "breaking" a horse's spirit only leaves you with a begrudgeoned slave who resents you for all the years of his service.

@davidcuriel4519 2 года назад

He (murray) learned from Craig cameron & Dennis reis. Cameron & reis are 2 of the better so called "clinicians" who are truly students of the horse and know how to work with a horse based on feel & timing.

@Danny2310C 2 года назад

Ty is a real 🤠 great bronc Rider and bull rider and a great video and a beautiful horse 🐎

@geo102094 2 года назад

Pretty cool considering he was a roughstock rider!

@bradwolfe2993 2 года назад

Awesome , a foundation of trust and relationship built in kindness between - deep understanding. Bill Dorrance was my hero , and I sure appreciate Ty Murray now also. Horse are spiritual like us

@debbiecozortakalonghornmom1862 2 года назад

Exactly 💙💜

@wildlyunrulyadventures3942 2 года назад

Turns out you can teach an old cowboy new tricks. It's a beautiful thing when you realize you can change your methods and the results are easier, more effective and more humane. Well done Ty. You have come a long way!

@FluxyMiniscus 2 года назад

Bravo! So wonderful to see the transformation of the horse world over the last 20 years or so…. And to have “famous” (I’m a lifelong English rider and even I am familiar with his name/history) horsemen like Ty speaking out in favor of this light is essential to raising the standards of horse/human experience.

@kimberlyraeroley4634 2 года назад

My horse is named after Ty Murray!!! He's a 24 year old Palomino QH and I gave him the name Ty (barn name, he has a different registered name) 20 years ago bc Ty was (still is) my all time favorite bull rider. :)

@patriciabutler1759 2 года назад

I love the draft horses

@flavioferrador3005 2 года назад

I’m always your fan, especially when you doing respect that’s amazing animals, Horses are fantastic!!!! thanks so much Ty!!!!

@joebass517 2 года назад

When you can read the signs with your horse and they hook on, everything else is gravy, horsemanship. Hell yeah 👍

@ratherbfishing455 2 года назад

I subscribed to Western Horsemen in the 70s and early 80s. I loved that you had articles from Arabian horse trainers and trainers from California. I started showing with romel reins and a vertical headset. Ending up winning National Champion.

@fallbrkgrl 2 года назад

It's absolutely wonderful to see someone like this come out and admit that the old ways of "doing things", were not what was best for the horse. Makes me cringe when I think back to my short time with horses, and the way we did things. I feel that a "good horse person" will never claim to know everything there is to know about horses, and horse training, and that each horse has something to teach, if you listen. Full disclosure, one of my favorites is Warwick Schiller. Another one that I've just learned about, and have developed respect for, is Tim Anderson (he is fairly new to YT, so check him out. I really think he deserves a larger following). ❤️🌵☀️⛈️🌈☮️🐎

@elainereynolds6942 2 года назад

after a lifetime with horses, I can promise you one thing- if you think you know it all, the next horse will have something more to teach you! Never stop learning!

@pamelapeterson2987 2 года назад

I also have deep respect for Mr. Schiller. He is another one that has figured a few things out when it comes to horses and good horsemanship and is teaching others.

@angelkotilainen 2 года назад

I really like Ryan Rose on yt, he truly understands horses on a level I've never seen before.

@pamelapeterson2987 2 года назад

@@angelkotilainen Ryan was one of the people that Warwick Schiller learned from.

@voiceofreason7856 2 года назад

Is part of that 'the way we did things' making the horse move how YOU wanted him to move ( 'collection', 'head held low' and such) instead of letting him move the way nature DESIGNED him to move, in different instances, and to be able to see where he was going ?! I don't think you need to teach a horse 'how to move' - nature does that as they grow up and they learn how to handle their own bodies, and then carry a rider..... To me, nothing looked more ridiculous than a horse with it's nose about a foot off the ground - all 'collected'. It's NOT how they move when they're out in the pasture. If they're NOT doing it on their own, in their own time, there's nothing 'natural' about it !

@larrybarber 2 года назад

I am always glad to see ty in anything he has and is undertaking.i would like to see more vlogs. Take care

@stevedavison6115 2 года назад

Well said Ty! Well said.

@downundercolour 2 года назад

well said Ty!!!!

@farmerd7174 2 года назад

I found out the same thing. My grandad , who would be 121 years old now.. Never hit or beat is horses.. He would just talk to them and they would comply.. He used to pull a plow the farming season.. Then would go to logging camp in the winter..

@carldewitz5239 2 года назад

He is 100% correct I was the same way now my horses are out on a 160 acres I whistle and wait they come it's all about trust. And I had one I bought at an action years ago he wanted no part of me, his feet were bad took 3 years of doctoring him twice a year to get there being no abscesses but after the second year he would come up to the yard when he was hurting to be fixed best horse I had

@dezikirkcaldy5708 2 года назад

Trust is everything,gentleness,love and understanding (horsemenship )

@46rambo49 2 года назад

love the Clydesdale, I like a little soggy

@thinkinoutloud.1 2 года назад

You're a good trainer Tye.

@kateb5233 2 года назад

I love that you recognize that there is a lack in education for young horse-people. Connection, though bridle less riding should be more acceptable and accessible!

@mightyfiner1752 2 года назад

I'm with you brother 🙏🏾 God's creatures! HORSES ARE A TRUE AND CLEAR BLESSING THAT THERE IS A LOVING CREATOR, HORSES HELP ME TO LEARN DAILY ♥️🪶ABOUT THEM AND MYSELF, FOREVER GRATEFUL

@angelmartin5054 2 года назад

Yes

@judyheim6998 2 года назад

You know dog training was the same way. When I first started in training dogs basically you were just getting the dog to submit to you by using some pretty tough corrections. It’s no longer that way. I look back and think I should have known better because as a really young girl I trained all my dogs and horses to do “trucks” by using their own natural tendencies and ways. But as an adult when I went to a class I learned from the typical dog trainer of the day and never thought to remember how easily and naturally I had been able to train these animals from observation of how they acted and reacted to each other and the world around them-and to me.

@luisfernandoramirezrosas-rh3yz 2 месяца назад

Love 🇺🇸🤠👏🇲🇽

@gerhardvanwaltsleben8944 2 года назад

Lekker man lekker 🇿🇦

@joaoluizrosseto5837 2 года назад

My name is João Luiz, my from is Brasil, Ty is big Cowboy, Very good Cowboy.

@WanderlustmanC 2 года назад

Good 'ol Pud.

@MikeWhiskey427 9 месяцев назад

Once you see it, you cant un see it. I cant imagine the old guys mugging a horse they planned on working all day, that would make a really long day and a lot of opportunity for a long walk home. Theres no excuse anymore due to so many guys that are really good clinicians. It doesnt take long to find the guys that are amazing because their horses show it, broke spirited, dead eyed robots vs enthusiastic partners that are eager to please. Hope someday to be that good, just my horse knowing is enough.

@annebartz9175 2 года назад

Hi 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

@suzystone244 2 года назад

Speaking horse. I get that. A connection that is as old as time. Just my opinion. ")

@murphyshsu 2 года назад

Hard pill to swallow… but mostly true most of the time.

@wanderesstravel 2 года назад

Does anyone know who bred Sioux?

@jackieschmutz9422 2 года назад

👍🏼😍

@k.wilki0392 2 года назад

We’re not born perfect. And, we CERTAINLY don’t die being perfect. All we can do is try being a better person than the day before.

@tacomadera9982 2 года назад

1:11........ in texas!!! Llolololololololololololololooolololololol

@mikebaca522 2 года назад

Kind of says the same about people , Bad people bright up by bad people.....

@mecme8350 2 года назад

He has such a good rapport with this horse, though just lose the spurs as they are not necessary.

@pamelapeterson2987 2 года назад

Just like with bits, when used by those who know what they are doing, they actually can be a great tool for very subtle communication. Spurs can provide subtle communication for the lateral movements.

@timnavarrette3274 2 года назад

Think this goes for raising any pet. ,And possibly ,,our own children . There is basic rule to this. And it goes to raising horses. Think guy knows

@hoghunter6872 2 года назад

Yep specially a lot of the Amish have very bad horsemanship

@Nadia..J 2 года назад

Oh yes.

@laneclah3446 2 года назад

Ty you can get more tips from Clinton Anderson he's a better horseman then Craig Cameron , FYI CRAIG CAMERON NOT A TRUE HORSE TRAINER CLINTON ANDERSON IS A TRUE HORSEMAN ✊

@tbaxmasbiz 2 года назад

I've always hated it when they put a bridle in a horses mouth. I thought it was so unnecessary. Hate it.

@Nadia..J 2 года назад

Please, take the chair off the horse. No horse should have to carry a seat on it's back. And the sooner grown men stop sitting on top of a horse, then the closer they will be to their horse. Ride your wheels and walk with your horse.