Had a Poco Bueno horse. I was about 13 when a guy mom was sort of dating neglected Rocky. He was a two year old colt and left in a stall at our local fairgrounds. Rocky pinched a nerve or something and the vets wanted to put him down. Mom said no and to bring him to our 20 acre farm. Well, the guy wanted a horse he could rodeo on and I just happened to have a green former brood mare that Jess had found for me. I didn’t want to trade cause I had started training the mare (he tried to train her and told me to stay off of her; nope, rode her bareback. Lol. Anyway, Jess went off on me and I had no choice but to keep the poor stud colt in our stall. I think I ended up with the perfect trade. I walked Rocky for a year and when he started getting rambunctious, mom had him gelded. Then my older brother and I started working my horse. Eventually I was doing flying lead changes, figure 8’s, chasing mom’s poor cows, riding next to the freeway and the roads to town. He was a true “bomb proof” horse cause we (neighbor girls and I) didn’t know any better. He was a great little horse.
I had a horse like that. She was completely wild when I got her off a farm that was horse poor. Started teaching her cutting with a herd of ducks. Caught right on. We had milk cows, and if someone fool left the gate open, you could just let her go and she would bring them back without upsetting them. What a gem.
@@HorsemanshipAsAnArt I tried to get my brother to be the calf but he didn't like it! So I went with the ducks. Worked good cuz the horse has to lower their head good. It was fun, because I had Alot of ducks.
Nice cow-pony! See that she was born right down the road at the NRR (long since defunct), and is coming 14 in Feb. If you would post the asking price, it would save having to jibber-jabber with a bunch of old, wore-out, cow-pokes, like myself.
Good demonstration. Few people have mastered the skills of a two rein. But did you know that all of this and more can be accomplished with a rope halter or no head gear at all?
Jay raised that man right and Deeth is one of few who have that kind if talent or knowledge. A pleasure to see this horse in motion.
Hundred thousand mare for sure. I hope whoever gets her takes good care of her.
no joke
Beautiful mare she is!
Incredible and very inspiring thank you brother!
Nice mare. I wish she was mine
What a nice, and thorough sale video.. I’m sold 🫠! She’s something else❤
She is nice!
Had a Poco Bueno horse. I was about 13 when a guy mom was sort of dating neglected Rocky. He was a two year old colt and left in a stall at our local fairgrounds. Rocky pinched a nerve or something and the vets wanted to put him down. Mom said no and to bring him to our 20 acre farm. Well, the guy wanted a horse he could rodeo on and I just happened to have a green former brood mare that Jess had found for me. I didn’t want to trade cause I had started training the mare (he tried to train her and told me to stay off of her; nope, rode her bareback. Lol.
Anyway, Jess went off on me and I had no choice but to keep the poor stud colt in our stall. I think I ended up with the perfect trade. I walked Rocky for a year and when he started getting rambunctious, mom had him gelded. Then my older brother and I started working my horse. Eventually I was doing flying lead changes, figure 8’s, chasing mom’s poor cows, riding next to the freeway and the roads to town. He was a true “bomb proof” horse cause we (neighbor girls and I) didn’t know any better. He was a great little horse.
Sometimes not knowing any better is best
Beautiful. Threw a Hoolihan there.. I'm not cowboy enough to deserve a horse that great
Deeth is a good hand and that is a good mare
Looking good deeth !!
I had a horse like that. She was completely wild when I got her off a farm that was horse poor.
Started teaching her cutting with a herd of ducks. Caught right on.
We had milk cows, and if someone fool left the gate open, you could just let her go and she would bring them back without upsetting them.
What a gem.
Iv heard of cutting ducks, never tried it
@@HorsemanshipAsAnArt I tried to get my brother to be the calf but he didn't like it! So I went with the ducks. Worked good cuz the horse has to lower their head good. It was fun, because I had Alot of ducks.
lol that sounds fun@@cathiwalker3852
Years ago i saw a documentary with deeth and his dad jay. Sadly i believe his dad Jay has passed but he lived the life many only dream of.
Yeah Jay died some years ago.
Looking good, Deeth! He is handy & makes a nice horse.
yep
Lekker man lekker
I grew up with horses and I sure miss them. God created a great animals when he made horses and dogs. lol
I hope whoever buys this mare deserves her. I hope she is ridden often and well and still works cows.
She found a good home
Who's that singing " come see me ride " Bret ?
My Dad
Well, by golly that’s good
How can I hear more .
www.Marty L Davis.com Most of it is tagged as legend of the pioneers.@@normmyers4337
Nice cow-pony! See that she was born right down the road at the NRR (long since defunct), and is coming 14 in Feb. If you would post the asking price, it would save having to jibber-jabber with a bunch of old, wore-out, cow-pokes, like myself.
Noel the phone number of the owner is on the video, he would be happy to talk to you about the price.
The test of a good horse being offered for sale is if the trainer would want that horse in their own barn.
well he didn't want to sell her, he was paying for school but I agree with you
Is that Jay Harney's boy ?
Yes it is
are you selling a top class mare or is there some problem with this pony ?
She was not mine, just helping a friend. She was top of the line but was sold about a year ago. Put him through school.
Good demonstration. Few people have mastered the skills of a two rein. But did you know that all of this and more can be accomplished with a rope halter or no head gear at all?
I disagree