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Kitty, you don't remember me from Adam (even if you ever knew Him!) but I suggested some one find your RUclips videos, specifically how to build a lasso-Halter with a pole. Which video on your page shows that one? i was always fascinated with the concept

Interesting.

I fear a rigid pole could prove a problem. the horse could 1. run into it causing harm to him & or you, 2. It could pierce your body or the horse's, 3. could get entangled in the horse's legs, cause you to fall & become extremely vulnerable to the wild, frightened animal, 4. He could rear, kick, or simply whirl into that thing & it could kill either one or both of you..... God forbid. pleeeease find a firm but flexable material to use. freak accidents happen on a regular basis so I really tense up when I see anyone using a rigid pole around an animal with such power & sheer force of weight, as well.... may the Holy God of the Bible be with you. Amen.

I can’t work out how you and Ranger didn’t win - assuming that the judging was done on the three demonstrations. Seriously.

I have the From Wild to Willing dvd set. They helped me immensely with my Mustang!

So far you can tell he definitely wants to learn & please you. The only part was the Day 1 video that gets to me. He's a wild mustang which never heard humans so talking constantly, even in a high pitch voice, can spook more than help. Horses have no clue what you're saying & can confuse them more than anything. All I'm saying is don't always rely on verbal communication when training or to connect w/ your horses.

You are well worth watching. Love the way you handle the horses.

Is he still for sale?

rape of the wilde

She is so beautiful!! How much is she?

Jose, Ruby, beautiful to watch

Where's the horse?

I have a question, these type of horses can turn in to jumper horses?(sorry for the bad English)

Could you please do a 2016 Ranger update video? Thank you.

I really enjoyed watching this :)

Hi Kitty , How are you and your family ? I hope you are all in fine health and enjoying life to its fullest .It has been a while since I have commented on your videos ( I am from Australia ) but I must say that I very much enjoying watching them . Your daughter is such a talented little horsewomen she has such a great way with working them she seems to be a natural at it . I guess that is probably because you had her siting in the saddle before she could walk . 😀 I would like to ask you about your opinion on educating horses to be ridden bit less , and I know it would depend on the horse I am working with but whats your opinion on training older horses who have spent a large majority of their lives ridden with a bit do you think that with patience and hard work and understanding would I have reasonable results ? ( I hope my questions don't sound ridiculous ) I have recently been watching a man in Texas who I have subscribed too and found his natural horsemanship videos very impressive and they appeal to me . His methods are strongly based upon gaining knowledge on the way a horse thinks by seeing things from the horses perspective and how the horses interact within a herd ( It's strongly based on pressure and release which is used by many other trainers including yourself ) . I always like to keep an open mind when it comes to my learning about horsemanship and don't like to limit myself and like to gain precious knowledge from different people and either take their advice on board or move on .There are always a few trainers who I always are reffering back too because I have found their advice exceptionally helpful . thank you kindly for your time Kylie.☺

do i see ranger?

What an awesome mare! She would be great for just about any one, young or old. :) I would love to see you make more videos. Not just of the horses for sale, but also some training, or even just riding. You have beautiful country out there, as well as beautiful horses.

Obviously a great horse, and the rider blew me away.

He did great! I enjoy your videos and it looks like awesome memories being made :)

Just stellar!

I love the way you've helped Ranger adjust to being a domestic horse. He's lucky to have you as his trainer. Great job for only the second week.

Irene K---I have just spent a few hours watching and envying you with Ranger. I am a city gal who had no chance o be around horses, but I have always loved them. watching you was a joy because your love for them was so obvious. It is a damned shame that so many idiots - and I am being polie - are the ruination of so many creatures because they cant see the beauty of them. I look forward to seeing more of you and your work with your horses. Bless till later.

He is doing good for a wild horse but he isn't that wild anymore

Hmmmm tied up for a couple of hours....I think Id paw too!

Awesome job!

Hi Kitty , Wow he was gorgeous boy , I could have fell quiet easily in love with him 😊 Kitty have you ever had dealings with or know about Fresians ? I was wondering what their general natures are , I understand that all individual horses are different due to their personalities, upbringings and so on but was interest in their general traits . I was interested in just trail riding for now . I hope this doesn't sound too silly to you . Thankyou kindly 😊

Hi Kitty , You and your husband certainly have two talented little stars in the making . They are both so clever in the way they recited their poems with such passion , expression and humour . I thoroughly enjoyed their performance and believe they could have quiet a following if it is something they choose to persue . A big well done to Josie and Tanner and let them know that they were seen all the way down in Australia and very much enjoyed 😊 I haven't seen any recent posts on your gentling horses , I watch a series of other videos when you were working with a horse and how you did such wonderful work bringing him out of his shell and learning to trust people and wanting to work with them . Which I found not only educational but also inspiring . I was impressed with your gentle and compassionate understanding of his needs and how you took it on his terms. I am looking forward to watching your future videos , I am a strong believer that to be a truly accomplished at horsemanship you must first understand what your horse is thinking and telling you and through compassion and understand you can create a strong bond with your horse, or any horses you interact with . It's just understanding that although the horses language is the same their personalities and needs can be very different. I wish you and your family peace , love and light and take care 😊

Hi Kitty I watched your videos with great interest and followed the development of Raanger from his very first day until the big compition and he has come through with flying colours and has forged a wonderful bond together . Ranger is such a magnificent looking horse and I look forward to seeing his progression over the coming months. I would also would like to thank you for your videos , I found your pressure and realease method gentle and encouraging I have watched quiet a few different trainers over the years some good some not so good and on the brink of cruelty. I always believed that to get a horse to communicate and trust you that you should first watch the horses themselves especially wild horses Mustangs, Australia Brumbies ect because their actions are pure horse that hasn't been corupted by man and once you learn how a horses think then you have a better ground when you start working with the horses. I really admire you teaching and will certainly contine to watch your videos . Take care and god bless Kylie

He is sooo beautiful <3

The myshoez site doesn't work 🤔

Harley is Tanner's cousin BTW

anyone who sends mean or rude comments don't listen to them. I am Harley's friend and I thought it was awesome!!! :)

Omg I remember this show!! Tanner was so fun to watch :) I really wish Expo stayed at the RLEC but they moved it to Gardnerville :(

Thank you

Well, Tanner did better than I would have! LOL

First minute she comes at him with a big scary stick....first of all dont introduce scary object to the horse before you have gained his trust...whether this works at all its not the best way to start a horse that doesnt know you.

Australia... now that's pretty amazing stuff. Good for you. :)

woman... you are a female Ray Hunt ... !!! Never seen better feel and such gentleness anywere else!!!.... (even that i never herd of you before today)

amazing job...! As much as i watch your videos i can see your "feel" for them... Its allways a plesure to watch "trust" developing minute by minute... I LOVED THE WAY you said to him "its not so bad if you give me your legs"

great job!!! decensitaisation and first aproach of a wild horse , in it's best... loved to watch those videos.... thnxs.

The girl need to learn how to ride

he has been sold! thanks!

is he still for sale?

Observations between your square pen and a round pens: Note: The 4 corners of the 90-degree angles in your square pen, forces the horse to constantly hit walls; therefore its not surprising that this horse hit the wall and then tried to jump out of your very small square pen. Note: Round pens don't have 90-degree angles. If the pen was round you would have less incidences of horses hitting the panels or trying to jump over them. In round pens the bend of the panels force the horse to move forward and away from the panels, horses bend to the inside which discourages hitting walls and jumping.

Thanks so much for this video... I just got my own little yearling... So I have the WHOLE next year or two... To start working on everything! He is already very halter broken so this gives me some great ideas for getting him used to the saddle and going for nice walks to get him used to everything else! =) SO many things haha...

Beautiful coloring and conformation. Tanner is such a great rider. Wow!

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Ahhhgggg what is this feeling? Just watching makes me uneasy! The person is doing nothing wrong it is just temptation I guess. I have a horse but I have a question in my mind that I will never get answered and understood.

Love how you work with ur horses:) very beautiful horse as well.