7:12 It's called a BULL HOOK. I worked at the world's largest Hackney Pony breeder, and broke a LOT of ponies just like this guy!! The ones that makes you work for it, are almost always suuuuuuuper cool in the end!!! Can't wait to continue watching to see what you guys do with these beautiful horses!!! Looks like everything is gonna go wonderful so far!!! So glad your video of picking up the horses was suggested to me!!! 😁😁🐎
It is good to see people like your selves, going out of your way in training them. Being understanding to their needs, and being gentle to the horses. All animals have feeling just as humans do. I hope with your method of training, and help to the horse that you give, catches on and more people get the understanding that all animals feeling do matter. Even the Almighty himself, who created everything from the beggining from his Holy Book, you must care for the animals in your care.
Awesome video Amber! So interesting and fun to watch the process. I loved being able to watch it last summer. I like how you explain what and "the why" of what you both are doing.
Your right, she seems to b in pain. You can tell by the way she moves , stands n also how she is so drawn up in the flank area. I hope that you are giving her some bute to help her to feel better. Please keep us posted on her progress. Thank you.
Wow, what a horse. He has more brain cells than some people I know. He looks really wise with a lot of life experience. I think once you get to train him and work with him, he will be such an amazing animal!
I’m so happy that you are giving Neblina time to gain weight- she definitely looks uncomfortable! I wouldn’t be surprised if she also had some ulcers from stress and poor nutrition- do you feed any ulcer supplements? Can’t hurt ( other than the wallet, like most horse supplements) Greña is really sweet looking - great curious expression- And for Isidro, he has two really good looking horses to work with- the bay ( I forgot the name, sorry) definitely was starting as a big challenge, but he got matched with a great trainer, so I’m confident he will improve quickly ( though I’m not a big fan of neck roping, I must say the horse was in danger of really hurting himself, and needed a bit of tough love) Hurricane (Ericano?) is gorgeous, and has a curiosity that will be a big asset to training- really nice looking solid little horse! I agree, good picks for the competition! Watching and learning ( 30+ years of riding, with intent to adopt a mustang in the future) from Tucson AZ Thanks for sharing your mustang journey! M
you probably dont give a damn but does anyone know of a trick to log back into an Instagram account? I was stupid lost my password. I would love any tricks you can offer me!
@Braxton Jakob Thanks so much for your reply. I got to the site on google and im in the hacking process now. Takes quite some time so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
What a great video! I really enjoyed seeing the different reactions you got from each horse. I'm amazed that Greña leads so well! I'm looking forward to seeing how they all come along. And I hope that Neblina is looking better soon, poor mare.
I have been watching your video’s for a while now and I am a huge fan! I am really interested in Alacran. Can you please give an update about how he and Neblima are doing these days? :)
Madeleine Mandersloot they have completed their TIP training and are just hanging out until we finish the competition then we will have some time to concentrate on them.
You guys have a pretty nice group, although Neblina is not in the best shape, I love the temperament and look of Greña, and I love the confirmation of Huracán and Alacran!
JayKB TIP is a program started by Mustang Heritage Foundation. It stands for “trainer incentive program”. It’s where we teach the horse to be caught, lead, pick up all four feet and load on a trailer. Once the horse knows how to do that well we find an adopter for the horse who can adopt for the same $125 price as a completely wild one. It’s a wonderful program :)
@@IsidroEspinozaHorsemanship but does "tipped" mean the mustang is ready for adoption then? I hear this so often about mustangs that, apparently, are being returned to the program without training???
They are supposed to be trained so maybe you are misunderstanding? TIP’d means gentled (lead, pick up feet and load on trailer) and adopted out. TIP’d does not mean returned to the corrals.
There's several ways to get the same end result. I never put a rope on one until they willingly follow me in a round pen. I grew up doing it the cowboy way the call it today but with mustang and warmbloods I've had more success with a loose horse in a round pen and a whip to direct them. But no one thing is right or wrong if the horse is treated well, safety is considered and it still results in the same training goals being achieved.
Isidro Espinoza Horsemanship it’ll be fun to watch both of them grow and realize that humans are a good thing. I think the hardest horses in the beginning always work out to be the best in the end
I have never seen that technique before with Alacran in the very beginning; can anyone explain what that does or is it just something he created for the horses? Very curious ^_^
@@xAccalia17x teaching a horse to yield to pressure. Look up Gerry Cox he talks about it more in depth, it's how you halter break a horse that may injure you if you get too close
Nice, a joy to watch. Great camera work and narrative. The occasional still shots of the horses added a nice touch. I foresee a mustang calendar somewhere in the future.
He did realy good at every thin he should be on cow ranch head make one great horse for roping cow seems like he will like people lot of thease mustangs enjoy the capive life after few month i can so se him cowboy ways
