Scary New Things | Massacre Lake 2023 day 3
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- Day three- walking outside of her pen and more body control work! She wasn't the biggest fan of the spray... something to work on!
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Hey! My name is Sam and I enjoy making content of all my horse adventures and sharing some training tips to help others understand horses a little better. I enjoy competing in Extreme Mustang Makeovers and traveling cross-country with my horses and teaching clinics! I love interacting with all of you so feel free to leave me a comment or message me on Instagram 🙂
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Re-occurring Horses (Personal + Current Training)
Red Mare- 3yo chestnut mare BLM Mustang (Massacre Lake CA)
Red Gelding- 4yo chestnut gelding BLM Mustang (Twin Peaks CA)
Lynx- 9yo 14.2hh grey gelding BLM Mustang (Wood Hills NV)
Calliope- 19yo 16hh pinto mare Draft X (PMU foal)
Great session. For a wild horse, she is so accepting of your training. There is a definite energy between the two of you. ❤
This is a nice mare. I like to see the way she thinks things through where initially she is worried but you are good with not pushing too much. Like when she was not loving the stall, she thought about it but was not super frantic and was fine. Same with the gate. Seems like a horse that is smart but also trusting and you do a good job with reinforcing it. I also like how she processed the spray where initially she was surprised but quickly realized it wasnt something to get worked up over.
I think she's a stunning looking mare, and your exceptional with her. Thank you 💖🤩
Watched with the sound off to try and concentrate on body language. Struck by the amount of time you spend reassuring the mare in between challenging her. Something I will try and be better at from now on. Thank you.
She's drop dead gorgeous. Confirmation is great, chrome on her legs, blaze, the whole beautiful package. DNA would be a great idea. Looks too good for a wild horse. Curious to me. Overo, paint background for sure. Worth looking into from my perspective.🤔💭The deep sorrel, chestnut almost sheen to her coat is fabulous as well.
Don't apologize for the close up of that snoot, it looks very soft and kissable. Thank you for it.
You're doing a fantastic job. And I enjoy all of your videos Korean she just doesn't look like a Wild Mustang. I know she's branded and I'm glad you have found this one
The try in her is absolutely heart warming !!! I’d be so flattered and love her that much more. !! ❤️🐴
She did super today, she really warming up to you.
Good progress training this young one. Thank you for sharing.🐴
She is a gorgeous baby, love her stockings - so good natured!
I'm sure you have a thousand people interested in her for after the competition, but I thought I'd throw my hat in the ring. I would love to give her an awesome home in the Texas panhandle.
Will be Ready to Ride Soon. Oh’ Im not riding her.😆🤣😆🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀
Love your sessions
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HELLO SAM IT IS LOOKING GOOD YES SAM I LOVE IT
What a beautiful and clever mare 😊
I like her high white socks !
I like the work done with her
I really like mustangs, however, I don't know if I should get a BLM burro first to get some practice in before I get a mustang. I would like for advice however you don't have to.😁
Well, I would have to say that burros are a lot harder than mustangs they might be smaller, but they are more difficult, if you have experience with mules or donkeys it will be easier but if not and you just have horse experience then it is easier to start a mustang😊
Thank you!!!!😁
@@hollyhodge26 your welcome😊
You are doing outstanding with both Mustangs, Sam! I love when you throw in new techniques every now & then like you are with these horses. 👍
Lotsa ❤️ from Michigan 🌊
She really seems willing to please you and learn new things. I like her. Good training👍. 🐴
Do you also have more on the stocky gelding with real red coloryou asked for name suggestions but he had a name
Nice looking mare. At the stage you were at with her lifting her head a lot, i would have started lowering her head routine. this really tends to lower their anxiety.
Great video
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I love to see the parallel progress of this two horses. They are so different!! It's very instructional!