Owner says no stop and speed control
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- Опубликовано: 7 июл 2024
- I am going to find out if this horse has any steering, stop, or speed control. Owner says No!
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For all of you screaming abuse, please keep in mind if this horse hurts her owners she will probably be sold. With every owner she'll get worse until she's at the slaughter pens, no matter how beautiful she is .
One good whack is more effective than a thousand little taps. Get in and get out. Good episode, Tim!
“When you get in a hurry you miss things and get hurt.” Yep! Watching this video as I am recovering from a dislocated shoulder because I ignored what I was seeing.
(Which is one step stupider than missing it outright.)😂
@@1ccTooTall - Might not be stupid, but even more dangerous when one is ignorant and cannot recognize what’s right in front of them. The more I learn, the more I recognize my own ignorance. Struggling to reach novice skill level.
After she "ran into your hand" she was keeping a much closer eye and ear on you.
At times she was pacing and at times she was single footing (4 beat). I would guess she's a Missouri fox trotter and her lack of body control is probably why it varied so much.
That's what I saw 🙂
Yup that's my guess as well
I like the fact you reward them by talking to them and scratching their foreheads instead of treats and hugging them. This was a great learning video for me.
I know nothing about horses. I watch your videos because I enjoy watching people who are experts at what they do do it. You are one of them.
He absolutely is.
I'm thinking fox trotter. She started looking like one towards the end of the video. Smart mare, realized pretty quickly who her leader is.
I love the way you reprimanded her! You can see the immediate change in her face when she realizes she isn’t getting away with that behavior. I have used this with my horses and it generally ends them trying to bite. They run into my elbow or hand, I don’t hit them.
I love also what you say about testing medically or attitude problem. Haha.
I think Missouri Fox Trotter.
My guess is she’s a Tennessee walker (?) pretty horse. Looks like she needs you Tim!
That was a wide open mouth coming at you, excellent cuff to her. She seems kind of on the edge of cranky and a little unsure. TWH? Lucky for her she will get some good training from you.
Great video, learned a lot about horses not using their back end. Good to see the reality about what horses do , trying to bite, walking ahead, I see it all the time and people just allow it. There should be courses, people training, not just horse training. Well I guess there are , just not enough people think they need it. Great video!
Love that ruler analogy-great one! Also, I appreciate the “not everything’s a pain issue” point as opposed to training/attitude problems that people just don’t want to address.
I can"t wait for you to show us how to get the weight on the rear end and lighten the front since she is gaited.
I absolutely agree with u because it’s not safe for u or horse if they don’t know where u stand so thank u for being real on here I totally respect that xx
Whatever she is she is almost in a dead pace at her running walk. Super excited to watch this develop. I have a very pacey TW that I have been trying to work with myself. Poles, poles, and more poles but I am excited to see how you go about getting her to use her back end and collect to gait!
That gait is wild😅. I rode a mare that I was too inexperienced/ignorant to realize had the potential to be dangerous to me as an inexperienced rider. Watching you work with this horse and the other one that tried to bite you while under saddle opened my eyes. I was over my head. Fortunately I realized it and moved on to a different situation.
Is no one going to talk about their HORRENDOUS feet?
That has already been addressed. Take your drama somewhere else.
Good answer tim@@timandersonhorsetraining
I’ve recently discovered your videos and I really appreciate your explaining things and not just talking at us. You and Steve Young are very similar I love how you both always emphasize that the humans need to check their attitudes.
I grew up with us breeding, training, showing. I started riding at 4yrs. My thoughts: Her constant snorting would give me pause. Not lame, no uneven head jerking. I’d say she need a lot of ground work, then back to the saddle. Teach her to bend & flex, before getting back in the saddle.
That animal warned and warned for a long time - Farrier first her feet are terrible and dragging them and seriously what else has been ignored making her behave like this .
I'm thinking the same, those hooves 😮😢 I don't understand why you haven't fixed the hooves before you started working on her Tim. Shame on her owner, if you have a horse, don't neglect it.
Omg yes!!!! The cracks! You have to wonder if her feet look like that what conditions is she coming from. Totally agree! That eye alone on her was a warning.
Just as soon as you started Jazz down the fence Foxtrotter but hope you can get her owners to continue with proper handling after you get her into proper manners for family riding horse
You have such a wonderful gift for recognizing and explaining
Thank you for sharing
I can't wait to see her progress.
Ok, being the resident non-horse person, and knowing even less about breeds, my first thought was Paso Fino.
Wouldn't recognize a gated horse if my life depended on it.
But this horse's movement is very distinct, and is why I guessed Paso.
Pretty girl!
Looking forward to this one.
Thanks Tim!
❤️🌵☀️⛈️🌈☮️🐎🐕
Such a great rider! Wonderful to watch. ❤
I thought she was gaited by the way she walked. I call it camel walking -- same side front and back move forward together rather than diagonally. I had a Tennessee Walker cross (loved that incredible mare) that moved in a similar way. If your girl's backend doesn't improve with proper riding, it might be worth having her checked for DSLD -- falling pasterns. I lost my mare to this and reluctance to engage the hindquarters is a sign. She's gorgeous though -- I love how alert she is.
The way she stood when you mounted her, her movement while riding reminds me of my a Tennessee Walker I had back the 80’s.
You have an incredible barn and arena what a beautiful beautiful setup
Really love these videos thank-you for sharing, feels like a real treat to get to have such a good seat in your barn an get to watch and listen❤
Thank you! As usual, I learned a lot. Being a novice rider, your analyses of new horses teach me so much!
Outstanding I have watched many of these videos . We cant forget where we came from,what we went through, pay attention to what happens
Great video, Tim. You know horse mentality so well. It's inspirational to see how you take control.
Your description of front wheel drive had me chuckling!
Thank you, Tim ☺ 👌 It is Melinda, from Australia again 💖 ~
Missouri Fox trotter? Gaited....she is racking. . 😊
I’m gonna guess Tennessee Walker?? I’m super new to the equestrian world but Learning Daily!! 🙏🏻👍🏻
Great video start to finish. Great illustration of a correction. You are pretty quick for an old guy! Remind me not to spar with you!
I can be quick but I usually hurt after. Lol.
Better than the alternative!
If you consider him “an old guy,” I’d hate to hear what you would call me!
Fascinating to see a gaited horse 'close up'. I've seen and ridden a few Icelandic horses but other than the Icelandics, that's it.
We called that a plantation walker. I dont know what she would be called today. A smooth walker, not from Missouri, but a pleasant ride for the distance.
Plantation walkers are the old name for Tennessee walkers
I have learned so much with your videos. I have enjoyed watching regularly. It would be nice to see her hooves trimmed before she starts her training, there does look to be issues with her hooves.
What you see is all cosmetic. My farrier has a saying, you trim the bottom for the horse and the top for the owner. It's better that they come in like this than fresh trimmed. Many more problems with fresh trimmed horses.
I had my suspicions about breed but was confirmed when I saw her gait! She moves like my SSH mare😍!! I was hooked on the gait when I got my 1st walker.
totally agree no tests
Recent subscriber, and I’m enjoying the video’s I’ve seen so far… and first comment.
I tend to go with Fox Trotter, but the one thing I noticed was Tim’s butt barely moved when she was trotting or racking. I’d call that the Cadillac of trail horses right there. Smooth!
Hope the stumbling in the beginning was nothing serious.
she has a flawless gait!
I’m only 3 minutes in to the video, so I haven’t seen how she goes, but I’m guessing TWH.
And Tim, your timing was perfect after she bit you and was totally necessary.
Is that an American or southern American term - lolly gagging. Love it!
Yep southern for sure! We the term to describe horses, kids, that slacker you work with lol
Interesting girl. I’m thinking she’s a Trotter, Missouri style Trotter. She really has an impressive array of speeds to her.
Thank you for sharing Tim and Malinda. (I spelled your name correctly today, Malinda) ❤️
😊 Thanks for noticing. It’s misspelled often. I’ve even filled out forms and it would come back where they “corrected” my spelling to the common spelling😂
@MalindaRyan-xi7et I know how you feel - I send mail out with my first name middle initial ( Marylynn E. ...) and it comes back - Mary Lynne. I don't know what's wrong with people; why do they think they know better than you on how to spell your name? 🤷♀️
Nice mare!
Nice walkin horse
Excellent correction. Just like a herd boss.
Paso Fino? Pretty 😊. Love your videos- Im learning a lot.
I'm 57 and spent the first 26 years of my life in an area where there were no gaited horses so I'd only ridden QH and TB.
Well...I moved to Tennessee at 26 saw lots of gaited horses and my first question was how do you tell if they're crippled? 😂
She has that crazy eye where you can see the white!!
I have found horses with that can be unpredictable.
I was seeing that in paint quarter horses.
I just saw what you said about that.
My initial thought had been Paso Fino or Peruvian Paso but she doesn't scoop as much as my experience in those breeds. So then I was thinking Mangalarga Marchador, but with the head shake and tail carriage I'll go with Missouri Fox Trotter.
I'm guessing Paso Fino. This should be interesting to watch you train 😊
Missouri Fox Trotter. She's beautiful and just being a mare.
Missouri Fox Trotter, I hope we can see more of her and maybe even finished.
Tennessee Walker or Missouri Foxtrotter. Don’t think she’s big enough for a Saddlebred and I’m not sure they come in palomino. Don’t know my gaited breeds well enough to be sure.
Walker? That snorting is funny! Her rear movement-esp the left rear leg doesn’t seem strong. Great video.
I also noticed the off hind looked weak as it landed.
you're like a ninja Tim
She is a five gaited horse, where most horses are three gaited. I don’t know if it’s still like this but used to you couldn’t show a Palomino colored horse in a five gaited horse show. That color wasn’t allowed so if you got a five gaited foal or colt that was Palomino colored it was considered a cull. So, though it had the same breeding it was worth a lot less because it couldn’t be shown.
Tennessee walker o Missouri Fox Trotter another great video
Her snorts! 😆🐷. Def a boss mare.
I haven't finished watching yet but she looks like a Missouri Fox Trotter! They are very pretty horses.
Late to the show but I'd be interested in knowing more about horses holding water in there mouth. She had already tried to bite Tim 2x but the water stayed in her mouth. I've never seen or heard of this before
she is some kind of gaited horse so my first thought was tennessee walker but honestly..she could be a missouri foxtrotter / paso fino / paso peruano / rocky mountain or racking horse .. I don't know much about the differences but I hope she's one of these.
This is an older video, but I haven't seen the next one yet. I thought she was a TWH while he was grooming her, because of her size and her head. Now I'll watch the next one to see what she is.
Cajun ✊️🤩 so cool.
Kentucky Mountain Pony
Paso fino is what her gait reminds me of
What a job.
I'm going to make a guess at Paso Fino.
I would also say that she's a Missouri Fox Trotter, but her gait is definitely off. Palomino is a common color in that breed.
she is definitely a gaited horse! I'm guessing she is a missouri fox trotter.. i've only seen that breed walk like that :) i'll watch her videos very curious how she's gonna do with the training!
My guess is Missouri Foxtrotter :)
Came back to watch this video a second time. From a viewers perspective I can see her checking Tim out. I read her as being
very negative. She's lovely to look at tho. An interesting horse to follow on the channel
Tennessee Walker cross.... or even a registered one, but she sure is lacking condition. You are right on that one.
She looks uncomfortable to me. She sounds congested and she’s drooling very heavily.
Tennessee Walker or Paso Fino, or Missouri Fox trotter. She is big, I think, for any of them so it makes the guessing more difficult.
My gGuess would be a Tennessee Walker. Second guess would be the M. Trotter.
I'd say she's a Paso Fino, not a breed I've seen in person being from the UK
Are we sure she does not have a breathing issue? Her color is champagne not palomino. She's probably a MO Foxtrotter. i never heard of the sclera showing as typical of that breed though. I associate it with appaloosas. I think there are appaloosas who do a lateral gait, in the Appaloosa breed they sometimes call it the "Indian shuffle".
I was thinking Champagne, also..
Peruvian Paso is my guess.
Me too
going with Missouri foxtrotter or Rocky mountain horse.
I like your methods. What are you using for a lunge line?
She's a Missouri Fox Trotter.
Missouri Fox Trotter
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a walker or fox trotter, gaited or standard bred but I've never see one that color
Missouri Foxtrotter
Paso fino.
Her lateral gait makes me think TWH, but she is not over striding with her back end at all. And her head doesn't bob much. I have a TWH and she doesn't seem to resemble the breed to me, but that gait is throwing me off! Seems too big to be a Paso Fino but I don't know that breed as well.
Ground work could help with rounding her back and getting her hind legs under her. Her hind feet never come further forward than the stifle joint.
I would say a Missouri fox trotter….i am in Lander Wyo.. I am riding a Morgan.
Some kind of saddle horse, looks like a stepping pace in the rackers, maybe fox trotters or not collected walker.
I’d guess Peruvian Paso.
I knew she was gaited the moment I saw her :) I'm guessing foxtrotter, although I didn't see the foxtrot in her gait.
I was thinking the same tnn walker I rode at one time
I’m thinking a Mexican type horse. They can walk/trot so fast it’s weird as hell. As for the whites of eyes being more prevalent on some breads that’s really interesting. I was thinking man she looks scared as hell but then again, she’s not acting scared. And for everyone who thinks it’s abuse to give a smack, remember she was intending to take a chunk outta him. So really he did less than she did. And if she thinks it’s ok to take a chunk outta a human then, later on, she will have no problem stepping on, kicking, bucking- or whatever her choice her tool is. I saw a horse pick up a stable girl by the shoulder and drag her into his pin. Why? Because no one told him he wasn’t boss and now he’s dead and that girl is damaged forever. So I have nothing against a little swat.
She is a Missouri fox trotter