Its life or death! Horse wont load! How can i help??
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- Опубликовано: 26 сен 2024
- Its life or death! Horse wont load! A difficult and confused horse due to no fault of its own has made it very difficult for its new owner! Loading has become dangerous... Steve travels 100's of miles to try and help all involved
I, as well, don’t own a horse but enjoy watching you solve their problems I can’t imagine how they mentally feel better. What a gift!!
My sister had a ex race horse and was part of a pony club. As for me, dogs where more my speed and size
Must be amazing to be able to help so many horses. God love you and your wife.
I'm 78, never have an opportunity to be with horses but I do love to be with animals, even if its second hand via video. Love you both Steve and Tanya💞
I’m 73 and the same. I’m living vicariously through these wonderful informative videos. Much of it can be used with a very difficult illbred puppy. Thank you for sharing, Steve.👩🏻🦳🐾🇺🇸
A vision of perfection!!
You’ve gotta love him Tanya!
She's such a beautiful quarter horse. The name Doodle doesn't do her justice. She deserves a more beautiful, classy name.
Steve you amaze me with every horse you help/ train. What a blessing u are to so many people
I couldn’t agree more !!! People give these STUPID names to these big beautiful horses and makes it even more ridiculous!!!!
I like Zatara for her !!
Those Hollywood Dun it's aren't easy- Especially the mares- but once you "have" them, they're a hell of a working performer.. very bold, dominant, confident line.. similar to the Hancock line. You got her brain Steve. Great job!... kicking loaders are hugely dangerous.
I really enjoy vids!!! !!!!!! The longer vids are the more I enjoy!!!
Thank you 💕🤗
She is a beautiful looking horse 😍
Greetings from Sydney Australia. How wonderful to see the change and now with a new lease on life and adventures. Just wonderful.
One would never know this horse had a problem loading! Excellent example of patience, persistence, and perseverance.
She’s such a lovely mare.
I've watched a year's worth of Steve's videos. Never ceases to amaze me that these horses decide to load. This horse was so much happier, and seemed so proud of herself, once she decided to load.
Leaving a comment to help with the algorithm.
Your body language is so centred and grounded, with minimal direction to the horse, it's a joy to watch.
RUclips is a place where anyone can be the star of their own show. The talent displayed by RUclips amateurs often surpasses that of professional media "stars". Despite RUclips's annoying habit of CENSORING opinions that deviate from the approved media "narrative", its virtues keep me a loyal viewer (with an ingrained pinch of skepticism).
STEVE YOUNG'S HORSEMANSHIP is an example of exceptional ability and professionalism that cannot be surpassed by any produced TV show with paid "professionals".
Thank you, Steve and Tanya, for your videos. If I could lose 50 years and relocate to the UK, I'd buy a home with room for many horses and hire Steve to train all of them, so I could enjoy watching him work in person. I might even take up horseback riding, something I never considered among my enjoyable hobbies.
I’m sso impressed and happy to see people across the pond enjoying Western riding!😊❤
Doodle's coat doesn't just shine, it glistens almost like she is metallic! What a gorgeous animal!!
Every horse deserves to have a Steve in their life
Agree!
Great fun from 82 year young gran Non horse rider! Love watching you as you show such love for the horses.
Steve is a wizard 😅
I looked through the comments quickly, couldn't find an American who said "Good job, Steve!" so here goes.....good job, Steve!!!! LOL, seriously though, this American thinks you did a fabulous good thing for this horse AND her owner.
Stunningly beautiful mare!
Your timing and experience shine through on every video, but this one is exceptional where you had to both get her hind quarters over and block her from blasting through you with her front end, amazing work Steve 🤩.
Please keep the videos long, as it's seeing the flow of learning that teaches the most.
Watching you work has led a relationship with a 25 year old into pressure pony, far nicer for the two of us, simply by looking at the feet and tutting to move back a step or two, the difference in the mentality, without using any equipment is astounding ✌️💕
You couldn't have no better gift than that that is one of the most beautifulest horse I've ever seen
Absolutely lovely horsemanship to help that horse. What a shame you have to undo what someone else caused....and not meaning Holly. If I was Holly, I would have cried walking my horse onto that trailer. I couldn't agree more, when you said, "If only I knew what I know now about horse training." You have no idea how many times I've said that. Also heard Linda Tellington say the same thing. We feel terrible what we used to do...but you move on and be glad you have learned a better way. Gorgeous horse!
Steve, being able to watch you and have your cues as to what to look for in the horse, and how their demeanor changes - it is really priceless. Your deep understanding of the horse’s nature and how to clue the horse in to what we want it to know is so insightful. And deepest thanks to Tanya for filming all of your methods, scheduling your travels, and making it possible for us to see what you do.
aaaaaa finally the video from the horse fromte isle of wight.. thx Stven.. i keep watching.. besides i'm older then you two.. i'm 54..grreetings fom CR.. EXPAT SWITZERLAND
Lovely horses.
Steve don’t beat yourself up! We’ve all done it… we will totally enjoy watching Holly as she learns and improves… sending all my love and best wished to Holly previous owner, hard deal she been handed! Much love and respect from me for sure for putting Hollys needs ahead of her feeling! Great choice to gift to Steve & Lynda!
This was the Most intense workout in a short period of time with Huge success... You never cease to AMAZE Me Steve... Thank you for sharing these very informative Vlogs
GBY ALL 🙏❤️💙💖✝️🤗
Such a stunning horse. Once again, Steve has worked miracles in such a short amount of time! Great job...as the American's say. Wow, the fish and chips look delicious.
No. We say Good job
Omg that first attempt on the ramp was beautiful to watch. I don't know how he wasn't giving her secret hugs and kisses in the trailer! What a stunning girl she is. Love ❤
Hahaha American 🇺🇸 here :) I never realized that “good job” was our thing 🤣.
I say it all of the time !
GREAT JOB guys !!! Ya’ll did so well!
❤️.
Fantastic job, Steve and Tanya! Love seeing the English countryside!
What a gorgeous horse! My first horse as a teenager was a Quarter Horse / Thoroughbred cross. He was 16.3, muscular, super chill and the best jumper ever. He would leave at least 4 inches between his hooves and the jump. He loved jumping! I got him for a great price because the breeder bred him to be a stallion but he kept jumping 5 foot fences to get to mares. They gelded him at 3 and he still had some stallion like characteristics. I loved that horse!
Kind of like Snowman!
@@alicepotter8165 Sorry, I don't know who Snowman is. Is he a horse that Steve worked with?
Snowman was one of the best stadium jumpers in history. The man who rode him to the top got him because Snowman kept jumping out of his paddock and coming to the future owner's. That owner just died and there are video interviews with him floating around. He once said that in competition all he had to do was hold on. Snowman did the rest.
If you ever want to come over to Canada I would LOVE to have you and your wife visit our barn!!!!!
Oodles of Doodles!!! Hats off to you Sir. 🤩👏👏👏🇦🇺🇦🇺
👍👍 So good to see success with Doodles. I love seeing the scenery along the way as you travel around. 😁
Woohoo! Great video. Great job, Steve ❤️❤️❤️ (Yes, I’m from America) 😂🤣😂 I very much enjoyed this one.
You really are the most dear clever brilliant man
Steve, you are the best ! I love your videos so much!!!!
Karen from Canada 🇨🇦
Fantastic video thank you !!! 😁
Holly is a beautiful horse. So much potential
STUNNING!! AWESOME!! What an incredible mare! Wowwww! She really is beautiful. So well done! Just loved watching it.
Wonderful work with Doodles. Well understand why you are in such demand!
As we Americans' say, "GOOD JOB !"I love learning from your videos. Good day !
Atlanta, Georgia - Absolutely love your videos! Tonya does a great job filming!
Love you and your wife being a great team-we’ve been married 46 years❤️
What a beautiful horse
Holly is stunning. Sorry to hear about Katie's health. This is such a beautiful thing you are doing. Blessings to all.❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Isn't this marvelous?!
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She & Sarah are going to have a totally different life together now because of this confidence building; where will they grow and go from here, now that they can travel?!
Looking forward to updates!
What a stunningly beautiful horse. How nice to see Steve help it with trailer loading. The owner seems thrilled!
Great job Steven! Never doubted
You for a moment. A really
exciting video. And Tanya, you
Are a lovely camera person.
Love all your comments and
How you love all the animals
You meet from cats to goats.
Love you both.
This made is gorgeous! She looks like a shiny golden buckskin. She moves very well. She is soooo worth the training and wk being put into her! Blessings.. 🙇♀️🕊😘🌷
I admire your confidence. Good job Steve!
Thanks for sharing all the beautiful scenery with us. I visited London, Bath and Scotland when I was one of m6 European trips once. I love England.
And I love your long videos!
Sweet ... Just so smooth entering and leaving. Sarah is over the moon! Steve is just amazing.
Great Job Steve! 😁 🐎
This is definitely one of the ones where I tell clients, "DON'T DO THIS AT HOME!! GET HELP FROM SOMEONE WHO KNOWS WHAT TO DO". If you don't, you will get into serious trouble and get hurt or the horse will get hurt. Don't be afraid to ask for help. There is no shame in asking if you are having difficulty with something that is beyond your scope of experience. Wishing Holly's previous owner best wishes with her health issues. I hope they improve for her!! Thank you Steve for another great video. Hello Tanya!! Many Blessings to you both, and I wish you both safe travels!! From a Retired Paramedic and Horse Trainer in Ontario, Canada, Jenn. 💖 🇨🇦🇬🇧
I dont even own a horse. Love horses. Such an education. Fascinating to watch & study the different behaviors of horses and how Steve is able to anticipate what they need. He is really good.
Wow that was incredible it must be a huge relief for Sarah to load her horse in safety thanks to Steve for his persistence.thats years of experience for you. Brilliant .from Gillian browne
Omygoodness! I probably speak for others when I say this... we need more videos! Mid week... I look sooo forward to them! So wonderful and helpful.
Love that you show everything and teach us the viewers. So good. Love your videos
Steve, I want to thank you for your insights on loading a frightening horse. It will help a lot with my Welsh pony.
Great video. It was my bedtime when this video came up on my feed so I'll just get a little later start in the morning but we'll worth it. I love the great way Steve has with the horses and so enjoy hearing Tanya as she tapes these sessions. Also thank you for giving us here in America a look around at these fascinating villages. Love and Peace from the USA.
Great job! ❤️ from Michigan 🇺🇸 😁
Just incredible watching the results from Steves approach and intuition.
Of all the horses you’ve worked with, I think this one- “Doodles” showed the biggest change in demeanor! She seemed so proud of herself and was showing off at how unafraid she felt of loading after the breakthrough. Really wonderful to see. As an aside, that horse has such a reflective coat-she looks like part Akhel Teke.
I thought something like that about Doddles demeanor change too… really sweet and uplifting to see the joy of having worked past the scary trailer anticipation, the pure joy of accomplishment!
Since I'm in America...GOOD JOB!!!
I love the way the horses grow more relaxed and literally more attractive, more like their best athletic selves. It is a pleasure to watch.
I am a new audience, and absolutely addicted to your videos!!! I am in awe of Steve! The experience and skill, and gentle training is astonishing to watch! A true new fan!
I felt the same way when I first found Steve! Congratulations.
Thank you for helping this horse 🐴. What horse is going to be your next project horse. I'm glad Duke went back to his old owner
Thanks Steve tan and family great video again ❤️
Thank you for the new video!
Expert at work 👏👏👏🥰🥰
Another amazing job. Great work using your gifts. Animals have feelings we just don't know how to talk their language. You have been given a great gift. The Doctor Doolittle of Equines.
Beautiful to watch Steve, her stubborness was so funny ... First one foot and then she looked at you as if to say I've got one foot on what more do you want you make it look so easy ha ha..
Fantastic video as usual. 💖
Amazing !! My aunt owed palominos that she showed. Beautiful animals.
Watching your videos makes me happy! Keep your videos long too! I mostly love all the clips of you just talking about whatever or you and your wife talking and messing it’s so homely and pleasant to watch!
Yes So I can travel trough England while sitting in Germany 😞
I enjoy the long content as well ♥️
:- ) = heartwarming video; appreciate what you do, for sharing with us,-- the hamlets and countryside vistas. and...
"Good job!"
Wow wow wow!! Loved this video and what a gorgeous horse and what a transformation. How lovely that you were able to do this and the owner able to load Doodles herself at the end. Marvellous 👏👏👏
I have “a Holly” named Shadow, who is now eight and I’m just riding him. It took me this long because I was learning on my own. Thanks to RUclips I have discovered many wonderful horse trainers, such as 🌟Steve🌟, just when I needed some new ideas.Cheers from Oregon!
I also enjoy Steve I also watch Sean Davis He is from Colorado deal with lot of mustangs or horses that are mess up by humans. Believe it or not they use the same teaching technique.
Hello to my fellow Oregon fan!
@@cherylcawthon3097 Oh, Sean is the bomb! I love his work with mustangs, love watching him too.
I am curious who you have watched who has been helpful.
Steve Young here of course!
? And these that I think have something to offer:
Klaus Hempfling
Warwick Schiller
James French
Rick Gore, Think like a horse
Dr Robert Miller
Ray Hunt
there are many more with varying ability and ways, and I find it very helpful to watch each one and learn from each how they handle the horse human relationship. Each one adds a bit for me to understand the others and, as Steve always says, take what makes sense to you and leave the other bits.
We learn from everyone and truly can see better what the others are doing when we watch a variety of awesome trainers, and even not so awesome ones that contrast and show up better what it is that works with the ways of the great trainers.
Btw it is Sean Davies… because I looked first for Sean Davis and had to add horse to find him … with a slightly different name spelling. Maybe you would edit your comment so others who don’t read mine will find him more easily?
Thanks for the tip.
Brilliant Steve, as a non horse person, I marvel at your skills and knowledge. Wonderful to see and a big thumbs up for the amazing Doodles. xxx
I had a "holly" a standardbread that was banned from the racetracks for life cause he was deemed to dangerous. He ended up with a family that actually been bribing him to do anything. Later got sold to ppl that put him in training..wich did not work out so they practiced gave him to me to get rid of him. We had our leader battles and at times it was very difficult but he turned around after a lot of work and became the most chill and relaxed horse I ever had. The kids handled him and rode him with no problems at all. They said you could not put a wagon behind him..he would go nuts. Well I decided to try one day just to see.. he acted like a model horse.. a little exited to get to run but not at all in a crazy way. Just happy to work. He lost a bandage on his back foot so had to stop to get it unwrapped and off. This " unmanageable" horse stood totally still with nobody really holding him while I unwrapped it.. put it back on crawling under the wagon to reach real good.
Loaded with no problems. Just had to send him in. Even with other horses loaded after not so easy to load he stood patiently waiting thru the whole drama.
Truely Amazing!
That is awesome! How did the people who gave him to you respond when they saw the turn around? Did you work differently with him from how they worked with horses?
@@louisegogel7973 I never had any further contact with them. And yes.. this horse used intimidation as his way to get or get out of stuff. I already knew that me intimidating him would not work.
Ignoring him when he started his antics worked wonders tho. He tried to intimidate me in the stall..ears back and kicking at the walls.. it did nothing for him. I did not move. When I didn't he had a wth moment and stopped and looked at me..then I gave him his food.
@@louisegogel7973 see I always had patience. No matter what happened I never lost my cool. I always been that way around horses and it have always worked. If it takes time it takes time. No rush.. no anger..no stress. Good things happen if you cooperate..if you don't we can wait til u do. Nothing gonna happen if you act a fool.. we gonna just stand here both of us til u decide to stop. When you do stop we move on. I couldn't put pressure on him really because that made it worse so I just waited his toddler fits out. That approach worked for him.
Pressure him and he would fight..he had learned that from before as a good method to get away. Me basically not giving him attention when he did throw fits was new to him. And he realized it was pointless. Like in the stall.. he would pin his ears while I brushed him and kick the wall..I just continued like I didn't notice. So all that work he did got him nowhere. And he realized it and did less and less of it. One day it had stopped.
Ruching out of the stall did not work for him either..we just got back in and started again..and again..and again...and like 10 loops later he gave in and didn't try to push. And the loops got fewer and fewer and stopped. Same with riding. Loops when he tried to buck or rear ..same result. And then it all stopped like it clicked in his head and we just did everything the normal way. I guess he figured out it was easier just to go along with what I asked instead of fighting it.
@@mariapersson9732 Thank you for responding, (with both comments). I really like your style… the non reactive inner calm and peace is probably the biggest part that settles another being when they are upset.
Thank you!
you are amazing, steve xoxo - she is so confident and comfortable at the end. you. are. amazing.
Wonderful! I get such a kick out of Steve’s pleasure when his hard work pays off! Enjoying seeing the sites as well! Good job good job 👏
Another great video ❤ thanks 😊
If I never get another horse; I still love learning about your tips and how you work with horses. Bless you and your family. 🐴🙏🍻💕
Great video again Steve and Tanya. Really interesting,thanks for sharing.
It’s always a great day when we get an upload from you guys!😁🙏💛
Hi Steve from Newfoundland Canada 🇨🇦. Love watching all your videos helping these beautiful horses get over whatever their fears may. You are FABULOUS ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Steve the Magician. You are amazing Steve.
You are amazing Steve keep up the great work!!😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🐴🐎🐴🐎🐴🐎🐴🐎🐴🐎🐴🐎🐴🐎🐴🐎🐴🐎🐴🐎
Love your videos, best wishes to you, your team, and your family❤️😎🇨🇦
I also don't ride or own a horse but these videos you are producing are so interesting I'm am hooked. Each person has a gift and it's wonderful to watch gifted people in there craft.
Thank you for filming
Beautiful Horse! So fun watching how easily you accomplish great things.
Good Job Steve!!! From the Lone Star State!!!🇺🇸🇬🇧
Absolutely love love love these videos ....thank you so much 🙏🏻♥️🙏🏻♥️😉🥳🤣🥰🌸👏👌🐮🦋🙊🙉🙈
Love watching your videos keep them coming
You Steve, never cease to amaze me