What a handsome horse, with that big star. He is so tense he has the classic tight mouth, I call it the elephant look, where his upper lip is long compared to his lower lip. I often look for that sign in horses because it's a good warning that they are about to explode. Also, you're a trooper for heading off on a rainy Sunday to help out, well done
Wasn’t he charismatic!? Yet it took Steve to bring it out of a yearling-just a yearling! Imagine the horse having good relationships it’s whole long life just b/c of this & Steve !!!
@@louisegogel7973 At 12:30 when Steve is first moving him around look at how his upper lip is protruding over his lower lip, if you pause at 13:20 its obvious, and there Steve gives him a break and strokes his neck so he probably recognised it.
One highlight for me was the horse's responses when Steve sets to work. His ears did so much talking! Puzzled at first and not very happy, but then starting to figure out what Steve wanted. You could almost hear him thinking. "Why are you doing that?.... Oh, you want me to follow you? And you don't like me looking at anything else? Or crowding you like she lets me do? ...Well OK, you seem to know what's what...and you want to be my friend. too? Sounds good to me. Lead on, Boss!"
What a love!! He's just a baby that's never been taught anything. He responded brilliantly- I really expected to see a highly aggressive or very fearful youngster...he's the opposite of both. He's smart and wants to understand what humans want. Bet he's got a big heart too and once he knows what he needs to know, he's gonna be amazing. Ladies if you ever change your mind on him, give me a call! He's awesome. Steve I love that your worded it- stealing the hooves like stealing a ride. I never heard that phrase before finding your channel last year and it is the perfect expression for what humans do wrong- myself included...and I wish I'd had that knowledge years ago. I know it's better to learn late than never at all but your outlook is a more humble approach I wish I had early on. It's even taught me better with my dogs- clearly ask them for what I want rather than just stealing it. They are a high maintenance breed as far as grooming but they don't like to be groomed, so I've had to teach them to stay still and allow me to finish their grooming. They are rewarded every time and I make a big deal out of how well they behave; mine react very well to high praise. And it was your telling another client in a past video that every time she had a successful ride with her- at the time- dangerous horse , she was actually stealing that ride. That changed how I tackled grooming with my dogs. So I think you very much for that lesson learned that I will carry forward with all animals in the future. Lol I'm at the part of your video where you're whistling for your horses to come in and my dogs keep running up looking at the TV and looking at me in response lol.
Well said! 👏👏👏 I never heard that saying either... but it's EXACTLY what it is. Yes, an experienced horse person can get on & "steal" a ride.... but what we all really want - is for our horse to "invite us to get on." Easy to see at the mounting block. I agree, I think this boy is going to be amazing in another 2 years.
This video has it all ! Beautiful horses, some needing some training, thanks Steve. A caring farrier , thanks Dan and surfing 🏄♂️! Will be watching for part 2. 😀👍💓🇨🇦
Dans good with the camera and he doesn't talk too much 😂 I love what you achieve with the horses but also enjoy seeing the country lanes and local scenery. This was great.
i really appreciate your teaching i am 59 and have always had horses , but never had someone reveal these techniques that actually work, so thank you my friend ... so nice see your bond with your son inlaw , your a good man , he will remember you for the quality time spent with him , blessings my friend .from canada, thank God for internet.
Not Only do you have effect with the horse you train the owner as well !!! Brilliant !!!😁🥰 He stepped back as soon as you went in his stall !! Well Done Team Young !!
Beautiful colt, well, gelding actually. He's gorgeous! So glad you're helping him/ them. Loved the ranch return bit when you brought in your lot. That was well done! Holly Is a gorgeous mare. Cheers! To Dan. He's awesome.
Always impressed by owners who ask for help. And to be filmed. To know when you need professional help and having no ego is really a sign of a loving, smart owner who'll progress.
Despite the difficulties I thought the horse was beautiful & as often happens he soon realised you are something special. Just a youngster I’m sure he will be special with your help. I look forward to seeing what happens in the next video. Thanks for filming this for us. I think Tanya had the right idea lol. Thanks to all for sharing this. 😀
Love watching how you bring the horses from the field to your stables. The little character comes out in each one,please do more. Great video of lovely young horse can’t wait to see the next one.
Beautiful big yearling with a gorgeous Star! Loved the surfing & bringing your horses in 'bonus' snippets. Lovely variety. Hope his owner practices with his feet & lightly tapping & brushing on his hooves to get him ready for the Farrier (Dan). So important to gently lower the hoof back down v. just dropping the hoof when done. My Farrier always said: "If a horse is nice enough to hold his leg up for me, the least I can do is put it down gently." Especially important for a youngster to have pleasant new experiences.
Wow this one surprised me I really thought you was going to have a very confused and maybe a little aggressive horse here but he reacted so good he totally trusted you Steve and could tell he was thinking I love this person controlling my feet and I feel really safe not having to do all the thinking myself. Love your work Steve your excellent at what you do its in your blood and thanks Dan for stepping in for Tanya filming this for us, loved watching the surfing at the end and really look forward to the next video on this horse xx
A wonderful little guy. Just wants to know what your asking for. If his owner can get a conversation going with that little smarty she will have a real friend. Every time you reached out your hand to offer contact in my mind I knew that horse heard you say : "That's right. You're OK. Good boy.". And everytime he got a little better. Fun to watch, thank you
I thoroughly enjoyed this & the 3 other videos of your’s i watched so far !! All my life i’ve needed to understand what makes a horse comfortable & it makes so much sense & yet i’ve never seen anyone put in this kind of work, Steve !! What a dear you are to be so patient & kind to horses !! THANK Y❤️U
Steve does an awesome job and I learn also from watching several others: Klaus Hempfling, Warwick Schiller, Think Like a Horse (just go past the down on humans talk from Rick lolol, he’s otherwise very wise and clear), Dr Robert Miller… each has another way of showing, explaining, and working that helps in understanding what horse language is and also helps me see better Steve is doing here as well.
@@louisegogel7973 All i know is that i have a lifelong passion for horses ❣️ I am finally, at long last, beginning to understand them ❣️ THANK Y❤️U, profusely, Louise & Steve !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@Louise - I agree, Warwick Schiller had a MAJOR epiphany about 8+ yrs. ago & completely changed his training methods & the way he thinks about horses. He has done a deep dive into both Human & Horse Psychology & applies it wisely. Slowly but surely, the Old School 'Dinosaurs' 🦕 (who still use abusive, fear based "training) are starting to get called out for their horrible behaviors, i.e. Clinton Anderson, etc. IMO, they can't go extinct fast enough 😉 Thanks for these interesting videos Steve, & hi to Tanya too! PS: have not watched any Klaus Hempfing but will do.
What a gorgeous wee beast that was... you can see he was learning so much. 😊 Well done, Steve! You obviously practice what you preach... your own horses are so well mannered! That would have looked really bad for you if they weren't!!! 🤭😊
Dear Steve Tanya & team. I am from South Africa - been following you for 6months - am addicted to your wonderful firm yet gentle way with horses!! I know you have learnt a lot from Buck Brananman but I think his ways of American gung-ho and horses must do as he says must now give way to the new connection and understanding and partnership with horses as we start understanding horses more. I have to refer to Bucks movie where he ropes that stallion by the leg and let's it panic till it gives up from exhaustion!! The poor horse is already compromised by its history and what Buck does to it merely confirms its hatred of people!! Undoubtedly being orphaned and growing up in the manner its owner describes obviously had a negative and life changing effect on it!! I believe there should be a compulsory course on horses before a person is allowed to own one!! Ego, abuse & neglect are sickening traits of us humans and a sad reflection in our wonderful equine friends. Thank you all for helping so many troubled horses and their humans.
Amazing video Steve! I don't know anything about horses. I've never even ridden one before, but I love watching you working with them. I really love how the horses seem to pick up on what you are doing so quickly. I think that obviously shows your years of working with them and being able to understand their body language. I also like that you never get rough with the horses, you never hit or whip them, you tap them with your boink stick, but it just seems to do the trick. Keep up the great videos!
Lovely session Steve and Dan. Thank you to you both and the owners and horses for helping us humans learn from each of you here! I love body surfing, never tried board surfing, but wow, the thrill when you catch a big wave and ride it into shore is superb!
Loved seeing Dan surf. Seemed like a very nice young horse. I dont have horses but I've learned so much from watching it applies to everything. Patience intention focus and on & on
Hey Steve , let me tell you what a great teacher you are. I am an American, around your age and deaf in my left ear. I can only understand about 50-60% of what you're saying. Your charming Welsh accent doesn't help! And I still learn SO MUCH from watching you. You make yourself abundantly clear to the horses and me! Thank you for taking the time to do these videos.
Aww, it looks really pleasant and looks a great horse. The horse is just a little lost. Steve will sort it 😊 Charlotte is the image of her dad ❤ Nice seeing Dan surf 😊
I love the horse stuff,but greatly appreciate the pics of what happens to the pebbles after a storm . South Florida here and our beach sand completely covers the road and probability built up against the store fronts. They don't want people out and about after a hurricane here due to power lines being down (they don't want theft going on either). I love the mix of tid bits u put in ur videos. Ur horses are amazing!💖❣️🫶
To be fair to the girl leading him to the stables, the grey horse was in front, so the yearling was trying to catch up to it and when Steve was leading him back to the paddock, the grey horse was behind, so the yearling was hanging back rather than trying to get to the other horse in front!
Just such a great video to watch. Steve has magical hands. So nice to see him helping a young boy. Brings a lump to the throat Love the drive through the Countryside too. Best regards to you from South Africa
The young yearling you worked with was a gorgeous colour. He seemed very tense when you took over his lead rope, I could see how if left that he could be a big bully when grown fully. You have a great skill and your videos are allowing people to see how they can use your expertise to work with their own horses when young so they don’t have problems in years to come, unless something awful happens then they need your in-depth knowledge to help them. You reall are amazing with Horses and Humans. Dan is growing his business with his great knowledge and the fact that he has seen such a great person work with the hoses that he takes with him that maybe other people have not had. I hope he grows brilliantly along beside you all x
Steve - THANK YOU for educating owners to use your BreakAway clips instead of hard tying. You're preventing many future, unnecessary injuries. Maybe at EVERY video end - do 1 or 2 minutes lesson on how/where to use & how to tie the proper knot🪢 & how to adjust! I saw you do one snippet, but it was too fast. Thanks.
Such Joy watching ur videos! Thanks for sharing, i learn much and can see what ur doing and immediately is effective! Ur fun to watch and learn from. Anyone with a horse needs to learn this basics Respect & Leadership. Thanks also for sharing views of surf and countryside. Much Love!
LOL... I get as much out of watching you with the owners, than I do the so called "troubled horse" you've been hired "to fix." Time after time, being a long time horse owner, I see it's NOT the horse that needs all the training to learn to relinquish control "of it's feet" (brain), as it doesn't take long for them to "get the right answer," given the human understands the way a horse thinks in order to lead them to it... It's most always the owners you need to control and teach, in order to change THEIR mindset... It's NOT the old school of manhandling and pain ("breaking" the horse), or thinking it should be their "loving best friend" that works but, the concept of understanding what goes on inside the horse's brain as a social prey herd animal, looking for a leader they can trust to keep them alive, that will get results... I can't wait for the next episode!!
Lol! I just wish you’d drive on the right! I get quite nervous with left side driving and therefore if I ever go to England, I will not be driving! Also want to say it would be awesome to have a video segment all about your ranch and your beautiful horses. Like a day in the life of Tanya & Steve’s ranch! I totally enjoyed the ending here.
Great video, loved seeing Dan the Surfer surf and the landscape is marvelous! Yet again, your techniques are flawless and amazing results! Thanks Steve!!! ps I think I'd have given the owners homework to walk/lead the yearling from the field to the stable twice per day, so he can follow the leader. God Bless y'all!!! Great MUSIC!!!
Steve, you met always the interesting horses. Kneeling for you, sitting in the dirt. You entertain us very well. 😂😂😂 I like the humor in your family. Dans dressing...😂
Steve...I could watch you all day long. It's amazing what you do for horses. I'm not a horse person but it's amazing what horsemen can do with horses. Loved how you have trained your horses to follow you without a halter and lead rope. Love your saloon. BTW I live in Austin, Texas.
Thank you for another GREAT VIDEO. I just watched a very informative video on you tube titled. 10 Equine Behaviors Explained by Dr. ROBERT M MILLER on Spalding Labs channel. I would highly recommend this video to all horse owners to help them understand this magnificent species we call HORSES. Love and Peace from Arizona, USA.
It amazes me how quickly horses learn the specific behaviors you want.
What a handsome horse, with that big star. He is so tense he has the classic tight mouth, I call it the elephant look, where his upper lip is long compared to his lower lip. I often look for that sign in horses because it's a good warning that they are about to explode. Also, you're a trooper for heading off on a rainy Sunday to help out, well done
Wasn’t he charismatic!? Yet it took Steve to bring it out of a yearling-just a yearling!
Imagine the horse having good relationships it’s whole long life just b/c of this & Steve !!!
I would love to have a frame by frame slow explanation with the visuals of what you are saying! Steve? Would you consider doing that?
@@louisegogel7973 At 12:30 when Steve is first moving him around look at how his upper lip is protruding over his lower lip, if you pause at 13:20 its obvious, and there Steve gives him a break and strokes his neck so he probably recognised it.
One highlight for me was the horse's responses when Steve sets to work. His ears did so much talking! Puzzled at first and not very happy, but then starting to figure out what Steve wanted. You could almost hear him thinking. "Why are you doing that?.... Oh, you want me to follow you? And you don't like me looking at anything else? Or crowding you like she lets me do? ...Well OK, you seem to know what's what...and you want to be my friend. too? Sounds good to me. Lead on, Boss!"
What a love!! He's just a baby that's never been taught anything. He responded brilliantly- I really expected to see a highly aggressive or very fearful youngster...he's the opposite of both. He's smart and wants to understand what humans want. Bet he's got a big heart too and once he knows what he needs to know, he's gonna be amazing. Ladies if you ever change your mind on him, give me a call! He's awesome.
Steve I love that your worded it- stealing the hooves like stealing a ride. I never heard that phrase before finding your channel last year and it is the perfect expression for what humans do wrong- myself included...and I wish I'd had that knowledge years ago. I know it's better to learn late than never at all but your outlook is a more humble approach I wish I had early on. It's even taught me better with my dogs- clearly ask them for what I want rather than just stealing it. They are a high maintenance breed as far as grooming but they don't like to be groomed, so I've had to teach them to stay still and allow me to finish their grooming. They are rewarded every time and I make a big deal out of how well they behave; mine react very well to high praise. And it was your telling another client in a past video that every time she had a successful ride with her- at the time- dangerous horse , she was actually stealing that ride. That changed how I tackled grooming with my dogs. So I think you very much for that lesson learned that I will carry forward with all animals in the future.
Lol I'm at the part of your video where you're whistling for your horses to come in and my dogs keep running up looking at the TV and looking at me in response lol.
Lovely comment!
@@Schiffon thank you! Your lovely comment brightened my day.
Well said! 👏👏👏 I never heard that saying either... but it's EXACTLY what it is. Yes, an experienced horse person can get on & "steal" a ride.... but what we all really want - is for our horse to "invite us to get on." Easy to see at the mounting block. I agree, I think this boy is going to be amazing in another 2 years.
I love these road trips!! I wish I could jump into the iPad and lend a hand! Lol
Looks to me like a young horse that was never shown the way. He hasn't lost anything.
Well, he has lost an earlier, easier beginning. That can be made up for, hopefully.
Start with the fundamentals. Can be done at any age. Just may take a bit longer with a maturing horse.
He's one smart cookie Rocko. I think he's going to pick it up really quickly and end up being an absolute star. Can't wait to see the progression.👍👏👍
That's one fine looking horse. Sure hope he comes around.
This video has it all ! Beautiful horses, some needing some training, thanks Steve. A caring farrier , thanks Dan and surfing 🏄♂️! Will be watching for part 2. 😀👍💓🇨🇦
Such a peace about you Steve, it radiates to the horses and people and comes across powerfully in your great videos. Thank you to all for sharing.
Nothing better than watching well behaved horses go to their stables! 😉👍
This young colt is going to grow into a stunner..he is lovely..So nice to see him conceeding to reason..really lovely to watch
Thanks from someone WHO Have no knowledge
about horses but I love animals and PEOPLE and Im learning a LOT IN YOUR VIDEOS about just life 🇸🇪 bless you
Dans good with the camera and he doesn't talk too much 😂 I love what you achieve with the horses but also enjoy seeing the country lanes and local scenery. This was great.
i really appreciate your teaching i am 59 and have always had horses , but never had someone reveal these techniques that actually work, so thank you my friend ... so nice see your bond with your son inlaw , your a good man , he will remember you for the quality time spent with him , blessings my friend .from canada, thank God for internet.
Not Only do you have effect with the horse you train the owner as well !!! Brilliant !!!😁🥰 He stepped back as soon as you went in his stall !! Well Done Team Young !!
Beautiful colt, well, gelding actually. He's gorgeous! So glad you're helping him/ them. Loved the ranch return bit when you brought in your lot. That was well done! Holly Is a gorgeous mare. Cheers! To Dan. He's awesome.
Always impressed by owners who ask for help. And to be filmed. To know when you need professional help and having no ego is really a sign of a loving, smart owner who'll progress.
Despite the difficulties I thought the horse was beautiful & as often happens he soon realised you are something special. Just a youngster I’m sure he will be special with your help. I look forward to seeing what happens in the next video. Thanks for filming this for us. I think Tanya had the right idea lol. Thanks to all for sharing this. 😀
Love watching how you bring the horses from the field to your stables. The little character comes out in each one,please do more. Great video of lovely young horse can’t wait to see the next one.
Beautiful big yearling with a gorgeous Star! Loved the surfing & bringing your horses in 'bonus' snippets. Lovely variety. Hope his owner practices with his feet & lightly tapping & brushing on his hooves to get him ready for the Farrier (Dan). So important to gently lower the hoof back down v. just dropping the hoof when done. My Farrier always said: "If a horse is nice enough to hold his leg up for me, the least I can do is put it down gently." Especially important for a youngster to have pleasant new experiences.
That yearling is STUNNINGLY GORGEOUS. AMAZING conformation!!!
Absolutely gorgeous!!!!!!
Wow this one surprised me I really thought you was going to have a very confused and maybe a little aggressive horse here but he reacted so good he totally trusted you Steve and could tell he was thinking I love this person controlling my feet and I feel really safe not having to do all the thinking myself. Love your work Steve your excellent at what you do its in your blood and thanks Dan for stepping in for Tanya filming this for us, loved watching the surfing at the end and really look forward to the next video on this horse xx
You have such a gentle touch with the horses. Horse whisperer you are!
A wonderful little guy. Just wants to know what your asking for. If his owner can get a conversation going with that little smarty she will have a real friend.
Every time you reached out your hand to offer contact in my mind I knew that horse heard you say : "That's right. You're OK. Good boy.". And everytime he got a little better. Fun to watch, thank you
Can’t wait to see you go back. The horse was young, a lot to learn. I love the way you teach them.😊
What a handsome yearling! Loved your ranch round-up.
Beautiful little baby & very bright. Great result.
“Forgot meh blummin’ coat”. Made me nostalgic for Blighty! 🇨🇦
I thoroughly enjoyed this & the 3 other videos of your’s i watched so far !! All my life i’ve needed to understand what makes a horse comfortable & it makes so much sense & yet i’ve never seen anyone put in this kind of work, Steve !! What a dear you are to be so patient & kind to horses !!
THANK Y❤️U
Steve does an awesome job and I learn also from watching several others: Klaus Hempfling, Warwick Schiller, Think Like a Horse (just go past the down on humans talk from Rick lolol, he’s otherwise very wise and clear), Dr Robert Miller… each has another way of showing, explaining, and working that helps in understanding what horse language is and also helps me see better Steve is doing here as well.
@@louisegogel7973 All i know is that i have a lifelong passion for horses ❣️
I am finally, at long last, beginning to understand them ❣️ THANK Y❤️U,
profusely, Louise & Steve
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@Louise - I agree, Warwick Schiller had a MAJOR epiphany about 8+ yrs. ago & completely changed his training methods & the way he thinks about horses. He has done a deep dive into both Human & Horse Psychology & applies it wisely. Slowly but surely, the Old School 'Dinosaurs' 🦕 (who still use abusive, fear based "training) are starting to get called out for their horrible behaviors, i.e. Clinton Anderson, etc. IMO, they can't go extinct fast enough 😉
Thanks for these interesting videos Steve, & hi to Tanya too! PS: have not watched any Klaus Hempfing but will do.
What a beautiful yearling. 👍👍
Well done Dan at getting back in the waves.
Doesn't take the horse but a minute to find leadership in Steve.
Excellent video this Steve! Well done as usual. 👍🐴
What a gorgeous wee beast that was... you can see he was learning so much. 😊
Well done, Steve! You obviously practice what you preach... your own horses are so well mannered! That would have looked really bad for you if they weren't!!! 🤭😊
Loved seeing that little boy get calm about his feet being picked up. What a beauty. Looks like Dan has trained his board very well, too.😀
Dear Steve Tanya & team. I am from South Africa - been following you for 6months - am addicted to your wonderful firm yet gentle way with horses!! I know you have learnt a lot from Buck Brananman but I think his ways of American gung-ho and horses must do as he says must now give way to the new connection and understanding and partnership with horses as we start understanding horses more. I have to refer to Bucks movie where he ropes that stallion by the leg and let's it panic till it gives up from exhaustion!! The poor horse is already compromised by its history and what Buck does to it merely confirms its hatred of people!! Undoubtedly being orphaned and growing up in the manner its owner describes obviously had a negative and life changing effect on it!! I believe there should be a compulsory course on horses before a person is allowed to own one!! Ego, abuse & neglect are sickening traits of us humans and a sad reflection in our wonderful equine friends. Thank you all for helping so many troubled horses and their humans.
Wow I have learnt so much from you Steve, incredible horsemanship. 👏
Love the end it helps us your viewers to see the man behind the job..
Amazing video Steve! I don't know anything about horses. I've never even ridden one before, but I love watching you working with them. I really love how the horses seem to pick up on what you are doing so quickly. I think that obviously shows your years of working with them and being able to understand their body language. I also like that you never get rough with the horses, you never hit or whip them, you tap them with your boink stick, but it just seems to do the trick. Keep up the great videos!
I love seeing the countryside.
he is very sweet and so beautifull. a joy to have around! 😍
With your guidance he’s gonna be gorgeous 🤩
Isn’t he a beauty! Just needs to be taught the basics. Nobody wants to give the time needed anymore, it’s sad. Glad you came to both horse and humans.
That was a really fun afternoon hanging out with y'all.
Never get tired of watching you handle horses. Thank you.
Lovely session Steve and Dan. Thank you to you both and the owners and horses for helping us humans learn from each of you here!
I love body surfing, never tried board surfing, but wow, the thrill when you catch a big wave and ride it into shore is superb!
I’ve had horses most of my life but I’d think twice before taking on a baby. It takes time, experience and consistent handling.
What a beautiful colt, brown mane & brown black with that white shield on his head, very regal looking. Wow
Loved seeing Dan surf. Seemed like a very nice young horse. I dont have horses but I've learned so much from watching it applies to everything. Patience intention focus and on & on
Hey Steve , let me tell you what a great teacher you are. I am an American, around your age and deaf in my left ear. I can only understand about 50-60% of what you're saying. Your charming Welsh accent doesn't help! And I still learn SO MUCH from watching you. You make yourself abundantly clear to the horses and me! Thank you for taking the time to do these videos.
Hi Kim ... Try using the Closed Captions feature (CC) upper right corner.
Midlands accent 😊
Not a Welsh accent!! 😊
Aww, it looks really pleasant and looks a great horse. The horse is just a little lost.
Steve will sort it 😊
Charlotte is the image of her dad ❤
Nice seeing Dan surf 😊
Absolutely love your dedication, no judgements, just honest with the ponies or horses and guidance to the owners 👍
Always with quality and respect, and returned in kind with the beginning of a life to be well lived.
Thank You 🐎
I love the horse stuff,but greatly appreciate the pics of what happens to the pebbles after a storm . South Florida here and our beach sand completely covers the road and probability built up against the store fronts. They don't want people out and about after a hurricane here due to power lines being down (they don't want theft going on either). I love the mix of tid bits u put in ur videos. Ur horses are amazing!💖❣️🫶
He is a beauty. Loving his color.
To be fair to the girl leading him to the stables, the grey horse was in front, so the yearling was trying to catch up to it and when Steve was leading him back to the paddock, the grey horse was behind, so the yearling was hanging back rather than trying to get to the other horse in front!
Never a disappointing Vlog... Love watching your training...
GBY ALL 🙏❤️💙💖💙🤗✝️
Love this entire video. Like seeing you having a chat and bite with friends. The horse was so cute. I want him💙
I love you guys!
Great combination video, nice to see you out and about with Dan and at home with your horses!🐎
Just such a great video to watch. Steve has magical hands. So nice to see him helping a young boy. Brings a lump to the throat Love the drive through the Countryside too. Best regards to you from South Africa
That pony is a feast for the eyes. Thanks Steve.
The young yearling you worked with was a gorgeous colour. He seemed very tense when you took over his lead rope, I could see how if left that he could be a big bully when grown fully. You have a great skill and your videos are allowing people to see how they can use your expertise to work with their own horses when young so they don’t have problems in years to come, unless something awful happens then they need your in-depth knowledge to help them. You reall are amazing with Horses and Humans. Dan is growing his business with his great knowledge and the fact that he has seen such a great person work with the hoses that he takes with him that maybe other people have not had. I hope he grows brilliantly along beside you all x
Enjoyed this once again. Nice clean and bright stable. Thanks for taking us on another adventure and success story.
Steve - THANK YOU for educating owners to use your BreakAway clips instead of hard tying. You're preventing many future, unnecessary injuries. Maybe at EVERY video end - do 1 or 2 minutes lesson on how/where to use & how to tie the proper knot🪢 & how to adjust! I saw you do one snippet, but it was too fast. Thanks.
You are incredible Steve. You even film your own videos driving!
Such Joy watching ur videos! Thanks for sharing, i learn much and can see what ur doing and immediately is effective! Ur fun to watch and learn from. Anyone with a horse needs to learn this basics Respect & Leadership. Thanks also for sharing views of surf and countryside. Much Love!
Such a beauty!!
Another brilliant video 💥💥 let Dan and the family know that he is welcome on The East Coast of Oz anytime for a surf 👍👍
WHAT A BEAUTIFUL LITTLE BOY with pretty eyes and long lashes 💋and a heart on his front ! I do love him ! TAKE CARE ! THANK YOU
Steve, had there ever been a horse you couldn’t sort out ??
By the way - the clean shaved face makes you look 20 yrs younger ! 👍😎
That's a cute little Ranch
Hey horsey people!
lol
Another wonderful video! I saw how worried he was.
LOL... I get as much out of watching you with the owners, than I do the so called "troubled horse" you've been hired "to fix."
Time after time, being a long time horse owner, I see it's NOT the horse that needs all the training to learn to relinquish control "of it's feet" (brain), as it doesn't take long for them to "get the right answer," given the human understands the way a horse thinks in order to lead them to it...
It's most always the owners you need to control and teach, in order to change THEIR mindset... It's NOT the old school of manhandling and pain ("breaking" the horse), or thinking it should be their "loving best friend" that works but, the concept of understanding what goes on inside the horse's brain as a social prey herd animal, looking for a leader they can trust to keep them alive, that will get results...
I can't wait for the next episode!!
Love the new camera with the wide view!
What a beaut he is, the horse ! Very smart too. Me, I cant be in that cold sea, Dan is braver than I
This man is amazing! Learning so much from these videos ⭐️
Great video thank you Steve. The difference in such a short time was amazing 🤩
What a handsome Dan! 😀
Hello Steve from the Blue Grass State Kentucky just love your very informative videos and your love for horses
He is so gorgeous.❤
Good morning from Costa Rica..
It’s a bit further than he said, but isn’t it lovely?!
Lol! I just wish you’d drive on the right! I get quite nervous with left side driving and therefore if I ever go to England, I will not be driving! Also want to say it would be awesome to have a video segment all about your ranch and your beautiful horses. Like a day in the life of Tanya & Steve’s ranch! I totally enjoyed the ending here.
Agree! And the roads are so narrow, with no shoulders. I would be claustrophobic.
What a pretty looking pony
Horses recognize an alpha "vibe", & they respond to it.
Such a pretty lad.
I keep wanting to yell get on the right side of the road ! It’s freaking me out ! I’m in the USA.
Just absolutely love your video of these magnificent horses
Ooooohh so nice horse..love it..
Great video, loved seeing Dan the Surfer surf and the landscape is marvelous! Yet again, your techniques are flawless and amazing results! Thanks Steve!!! ps I think I'd have given the owners homework to walk/lead the yearling from the field to the stable twice per day, so he can follow the leader.
God Bless y'all!!! Great MUSIC!!!
He looks to me like he's saying, im the boss, no ones telling ME what to do!!!....oh my......Steve will save the day 🌸
What a beautiful Yearling!
Steve, you met always the interesting horses. Kneeling for you, sitting in the dirt.
You entertain us very well.
😂😂😂 I like the humor in your family. Dans dressing...😂
Watching you drive is terrifying! You are on the wrong side of the road! Grace and Peace from Oklahoma, USA. 😊
Steve...I could watch you all day long. It's amazing what you do for horses. I'm not a horse person but it's amazing what horsemen can do with horses. Loved how you have trained your horses to follow you without a halter and lead rope. Love your saloon. BTW I live in Austin, Texas.
Holly did awesome. Well done! Beautiful horses.
Thank you for another GREAT VIDEO. I just watched a very informative video on you tube titled. 10 Equine Behaviors Explained by Dr. ROBERT M MILLER on Spalding Labs channel. I would highly recommend this video to all horse owners to help them understand this magnificent species we call HORSES. Love and Peace from Arizona, USA.
Yes, it’s brilliant! You get some very clear helpful explanations in that video!
Lovely horse. Great job u did. Love all ur videos.
He's a beautiful little horse.
Nice yearling. Hope he comes on well. I'm sure he will.