Big day for Scarlet! 🎉 Did I prepare her enough!?
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 4 ноя 2024
- Scarlett learns the ropes
--------------------------------------
To catch up with this little girl check out her playlist here
• Scarlet
Although I do buy alot of "rescue" type horses I am NOT a rescue.
Just on person trying to make the world a better place one horse at a time!
For those of you asking how to further support the channel here is a list of things we always need!
www.amazon.com...
You can now also say thank you by buying your favorite horse a bale of hay!
www.buymeacoff...
Interested in buying any of the horse products I love and use? Check out my Amazon Storefront! I have used all of these products for YEARS and get a tiny commission if you purchase through the link.
amzn.to/3ysFhit
And as always, please LIKE, SHARE, and SUBSCRIBE so more people in the youtubiverse can discover my channel and the ponies!
I've always loved that your focus is the physical and mental health of your horses and not riding, but allowing these birds to hold your trailer hostage is equally as impressive!!!
Were you able to find out what kind of birds they are? I don't remember seeing this information in previous videos.
Thank you ☺️.
We all are faced with an existential puzzle of knowing, and what will be done.
For a horse keeper’s heart, a divide a between expedience and care should not be difficult. ☘
Took the words right off my keyboard! Agreed 100%
@@judithburke1539 They are robins! I see the mama bird all the time!
I love seeing the first Robin of the year. It tells me that Spring is in the air! 🙋🏼♀️💕
YES!!! Please leave the messy parts in, it shows the whole process so new trainers or horse people won't have unreasonable expectations. There are dog trainers who cut out the mistakes and show only the finished product as if it's "just that easy to magically train a reactive dog". This isn't as exciting or realistic to the viewers interested in the process.
I concur
Absolutely agree ☺!
The mistakes are a form of communication when working with animals and I very important part of the process.
I like to watch how the horse’s mood and reaction changes as the training progresses so seeing the entirety is important. (And seeing how calm CC stays through it all is great!
Totally!
“This is HER timeline not mine, so I am just going to go with it.” This says exactly what you are about; compassionate and respectful of your fellow creatures. Thank you for this video and sharing your life and journey.
I love watching you work with Scarlett. The fact that she's not domestic and you understand that she needs a little more time to understand what you're asking her to do is, IMO, the way for success. She went through so much when you first brought her home. And just look at your beautiful smart girl now!! BRAVO, CC!!🐎💜🐎
Watching your posts, is like meditation for me. I’m not a rider or trainer, or owner of a horse. But loving horses led me to you, and your posts. Sometimes I get a little emotional seeing your kindness to all the nature around you, today Tiny, Scalet and the baby birds. ❤️Sending you good vibes, on all levels🌺
My husband taught horses to tie like you do. I miss him and his horses.
💕
I’m really sorry for your loss. It must be nice to watch CC and remember the things that your husband used to to do. Sometimes, people don’t know what to say to someone who has lost their spouse. Even though it’s hard, it’s still nice to go over all your memories of him. It helps to keep them fresh. 😊
Two years old! She's still a baby. She is so comfortable with you, but politely respects your space. I like how you captured her taking a bite of grass. Then looking up, like a wild horse does. She really is beautiful.
I was going to say something about that in the video but I ran out of time. One bit, them back to look out, still eats like a wild horse!
Your channel is a master class in how to bring a young horse along properly..and safely.
yea one of my favorite parts her ripping up some good green grass!
Thanks for leaving the “in between” footage and not just cutting to her loping. I think that’s super interesting.
Oh, CC, your horses are so lucky! You are so patient and gentle, not only should you train horses---you should be training horse trainers! Also, thank you for caring about the birds nesting in your trailer. Just goes to show how much you care, and not just about horses.
I love the idea! 😄
Unfortunately, I think it is easier to train horses than some horse trainers, especially those who think that "difficult" (huh!) horses are nothing for little girls... 🙄
Exactly !! I’ve learned so much from her !! I know that I know she could make a ton of money teaching other people !! I briefly mentioned it and she skipped right over my comment and liked everyone else’s - but not mine so I don’t know 🤷♀️ if that’s her jam or anything she’d wanna do even tho she’d be phenomenal!!
I think there's massive liability insurance involved with bringing outside people in to learn with horse. I grew up on a dairy farm and had horses. My horses escaped when young irresponsible trail bikers rode thourough our farm, taking down fences and leaving gates open. I was at school teaching, got the call, "Your horses are out!" I roared home, to find my mother and an Irish priest walking the 2 horses past the church. They had stopped the horses on the edge of the local golf course, a mile away. If they had ever galloped across the golf course, I would have had to mortgage my house for sod repairs. Horses@leanneadams2549
Now there's a money making exercise with a fantastic intention. CC SHOULD be training trainers. Great idea!!
@@leanneadams2549 Free horse training for everyone on youtube! 😉
And thanks for caring about the welfare of those young birds!!!!
The more I learn from you the more I realise how complicated training horses is. Thank you for showing such gentle, healthy training methods. They're very different from what I saw in my youth.
Thank you for your consistent respect of Scarlet's juvenile status and for respecting the Wild Bird Treaty Act!
"Shes still learning so theres no need to reprimand her" wiser words have never been said.
My Grandpa worked ranches 1918 to 1920. He was kind and compassionate. He loved the smell of leather and horses. He said 'tying the horse makes the horse'.
Sweet memories.
Great video.
Scarlett did great. she is such a beautiful horse and she has really grown into a looker.
Always a pleasure to watch you with the horses young and old. You have a huge Heart ♥
Some horses are okay to give treats, and some never. I love how calm you are. It means the world to a horse.
Years and years of watching American westerns, and I never knew that John Wayne's horse needed training before it could be tied outsie a saloon. The unrecognised heroes of the Western genre. The horse trainers.
I was thinking of the John Wayne westerns also when watching this. I was thinking that they generally didn’t hard tie their horses to the hitching post. The just wrapped the reins around it a couple times
Actually, I did notice how they could just drop the reins anywhere and the horse would just stand there. That used to amaze me. (and worry me if their feet or legs got tangled, but they didn't move!) The tiny bit I knew about horses way back then (still haven't improved much on that but these videos are very helpful!), but how well the horses were trained was my main focus in those kinds of movies...any kind of movie involving horses. You'd be absolutely horrified at some of the early Chinese tv series/movies, where the horses were obviously maltreated. Once westerners got to see those series, they've since upped their game and the horses are looking much healthier, because we complained en masse at the movie studios...In one Chinese tv series, the poor horse (an extra) was so hungry he/she was eating the wooden post it was tied to; great chunks missing. Gah. Bet there were lots of complaints aimed to producers...
I thought the same thing! I love how CC has lots of us “non-horse people” subbed to her channel, all coming to the same realizations as we watch in awe 😂
It's comforting to know all your horses are safe with you. You're an amazing trainer and friend to them and they trust you. 👍😻
Scarlet is looking very nice. She will be very nice when she matures. I love the way you train, and I love how you explain why you do the things you do.
You remind me so much of my mom. The best thing you are teaching Scarlett is that she can trust you. She's so intelligent, and you are giving her the time and safe environment to grow into an exceptional horse. Patience can perform miracles with horses. Thanks for the video, really appreciate you showing the whole process. Have an awesome week.
Another great video - and thanks for being so considerate of the protected wildlife! You're a gem!
Thank you so much for observing that 100 year old wildlife act. The baby birds and their parents thank you, too. 🙏❤️🐦
Scarlett is such a cute horse. This non-horse person can see that she trusts you. ❤
I totally agree with C.C. on this issue of NOT ‘tying up a horse and letting them deal with it’. The horse is a prey animal running free is their primal response to stress our training them should always keep this in mind. Learning to tying up a horse should not cause more problems caused by a human’s insistence.
Including the ‘rough patch’ getting her to lope is an important part to include as they are important learning lesson for both the horse and human as feed back. Horse training is problem solving and each horse and human combination is unique.
Thank you C.C. for explaining why and how you do your training, it is important to understand that horse and human contact is dynamic and not an absolute; and like time itself everything is relative.
I did too look up the information on song bird protection and found exactly what C.C. did and was not surprised by her findings and what she planned to do in response. 👍
Scarlet is a beautiful horse born in the wild and to think she has a great trainer that takes her training seriously and gives her a chance to”grow” at her young pace ❤
I’m happy Tiny is back to her happy self and as far the nesting birds, would love to see them leave the nest sort of thing💯💕
I love how you work. You consider mental, physical and overall health. Well done.
If only all horses were trained under the likes of the lovely compassionate CC!
Thanks!
Thank you!
Really appreciate your love and care for all your special animals. You are a very special person.
I love how you work with your horses, your dog, your cats, and the wild ones who live on your land and in your trailer! Thank you so much for showing the process of one training session for Scarlett from beginning to end. She learned lots of new things and had time to rest, water to drink, fresh grass… a great day at school! ❤
Any one that would allow 2 little birds the opportunity to grow up and live has got a pretty nice heart. And since you like horses as well, that just about says it all. Throw in Tiny and Huckleberry and that completes it. Great to see Scarlett and you working on each others disciplines 🤣🤣🤣
She has grown into a beautiful horse. 🎉
i adore how you feel about animals, giving them respect and tools they need to succeed. even the baby birds you've earned a spot on my keeper list 😂
Thank you for saving the baby birds!
Those baby birds should fledge pretty soon! I'm glad you are keeping them as safe as possible right where they are.
Scarlett is beautiful and such a good girl ❤
OMG what a sweet bright gorgeous girl Scarlett has become! 😍 This was fascinating to watch. She did such a great job! ❤️
A star pupil!
Thanks for the migratory bird act lesson. Scarlet should grow to a beautiful and pretty mover. Nice shapley rump and step.
I have to laugh ar the nice shapely rump comment. A very nice compliment for a horse
@@kiminalaska9363 Yeah. She's a pretty line with her steps in motion. I know it's funny but it's her body line with her steps are in motion so pretty
@@kiminalaska9363 It's just how pretty her rear steps and hip move in the way she does. I guess her forelegs will grow some more and finish her good lines.
Pete and Skelator to my eye are simply beautiful as well. In motion they are like Scarlet.
This is so excellent... Keep the carefully explained and longer training vids coming!!
Good girl, Scarlett!
That was a terrific session with Scarlett! She did awesome! I love how you are so flexible with each of your horses and always do what's best for them as individuals. Tiny did a fabulous job supervising! ❤
Scarlett seemed to like the water, what a sweet and smart girl. ❤️
I resecued my horse and he had a old broken nose injury from someone hard tying him. Horrible way to train a horse. I love how you treat your animals ❤
Wow, you made that look so easy ....Clever indeed keeping gorgeous Scarlett so stress free 😊
CC thank you for showing the real process of Scarlett’s learning process.
She is such a beautiful horse.
I love your no-force training. Clear explanations, and how you set them up for success.
I think she did really well.
Only 18 minutes!
“This is her time line not mine.” Those are wise words!
You are creating thinking animals. Working with thinking animals is so much fun.
I used to rehab dogs for our local shelter. Seeing them feel safe to make a mistake and then “get it” and their spirits lift. It’s would touching.
I’m looking forward to watching you bring your horses along.
Thanks so much for sharing with us.
You're a rockstar ✨️
Thank you
@@jodigale956 Hi Jodi!
I never knew about the migratory bird act. I didn't know robins were a protected species, but they are native birds so that makes sense. I'm sure the baby robins will fledge soon enough!
I truly love your videos. I find them relaxing & a wonderful pleasure to see someone who knows horses so well u consider their perspective physically & mentally; the sweetest part is u share it with us. Thank u ♥️
Great that you are keeping the fledglings safe!
I think she did pretty good for her first time being tied up.😘❤🙏🏻✨
How blessed these horses & animals are to be in your care. On their behalf, Thank you. And as a faithful viewer thanks for the many things, I have learned.
🏆
I love the way you start your horses naturally and you actually notice when someone needs more time. Pity there's folk out there with the money and the horse but not natural or taught knowledge. You're an inspiration ❤
Scarlett is gorgeous and looks pretty smart.
Oh, thank you for respecting that nest and investigating their needs! I really enjoy your approach to life with your animals. Scarlet is a little beauty!
Scarlet was an excellent choice for the role of student learning from the professor today.
I really learned a lot myself!
I adore Scarlet and her spunk and intelligence, she’s growing up to being a beautiful filly indeed!
I just noticed her blaze looks like the North and South American continents. She is really pretty, but you can tell she was near her limit as she attacks the grass with a vengeance. I love how you explain everything, CC. Thank you for sharing!
I hope anyone reading this will like and subscribe if you have not already. It has a lot to offer! I love that it’s not overly flashy or based on doing trendy things for views. It took me a bit to get hooked, grew on me big time. Thanks for another really good one.
Love the way you are training Scarlett with the great sensitivity to who she is. She did great today. Thank you for caring about the baby birds. You are a very special person. I feel printout get to know you more via your videos.
I'm working with my young mare on ground tying and will be teaching her to tie. I love your training methods. Thanks CC! You're a great teacher. 🐎🥕❤
I think Ziggy being so much older might be a good company for Scarlett ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
How lovely Scarlet is. I rewatched the portion where you showed all her attempts at lunging on the line. Thanks for keeping all the steps in! Likewise with the standing-tied session. You are spreading betterness for horses everywhere!
I think she’d make a nice eventer! I think the best thing I’ve heard with young horses (3 yrs and up) is that “you have 1/4 tank of gas, use it wisely”
I bet once she sees more of the world she is going to be super brave!
I love that 1/4 tank, exactly so.
You are incredible! And such a kind soul.
I love how you break down your training steps and rationale. Also, I think it's great that you explain where your horse is at in terms of what they know, and what they need to know before the next steps.
I can’t believe how big Scarlet is! She is a true beauty. What a lucky girl. ❤
She is beautiful. When I was a teen I used to go to a riding school and so I didn’t have to pay I’d spend two hours cleaning stalls. There was an x race horse that didn’t really like people. I would just slowly approach him and bring treats slowly very slowly he loved the treats and was comfortable with me approaching the brushing and rubbing and after a yr we tried a saddle and with the help of the school I could take h8m out for a gentle ride. He was so sweet and clam and I think he knew something was wrong with me ,I have oestio and broke bones a lot lol I was always in a cast anyway I want to say thank you for taking these babies and working with them . Beautiful channel thank you xoxo
This channel will teach you more about the best way to train a dog than Cesar Millan ever could. And training kids too. Don't scare them, set them up for success, be gentle. Yeah, works for all of us animals. :)
Great job CC.
For those that might not work with horses…Speeding up creates energy in the horse, increase in energy kicks in the fight or flight response in prey animals.. Staying calm and keeping consistency in your own energy (nice and low) helps the horse work through this response. It is SO important when creating that trust that you remain calm, constant and kind… You cannot “fake” it.
I am SO glad CC that you included all the try’s and didn’t cut them out. It is good to see the WHOLE process and I noted that your energy remained consistent and calm. Wonderful example.
I think creating this energy, letting her come down like you did and THEN doing the tie out was perfect. I really liked your tie out process too. I have a mini donkey that I need to teach to tie out….I think I will borrow your technique of using the smaller pen set up.
Wonderful Video, I look forward to more of Scarlets journey.
Good comment, Tam-Solo.
Thank you for showing people how to kindly and humanely train horses!! Your horses are so lucky to have you. Some people think there are faster ways to "break" horses, but they end up with horses that are damaged mentally, physically, or both. I have owned horses for many years, but I still learn new things from you. Thank you for sharing your thought processes behind why you work with a horse in a particular way.
‘This is her timeline, not mine’ - and that just sums it all beautifully 👍
I know nothing about horses but I have lived with dogs. The key to training a dog is to train the owner/handler. You are a good horse owner/handler. Thanks for sharing.
I love your methods . They are so. Horse centric! You make the horses feel safe after being abused by a bunch of creeps!
I love how patient you are with your horses and I know that is why you are so successful in training them. I also respect your decision not to move your trailer, many people would have moved the nest, but not you. Thanks again for sharing.
She was born wild till they captured her. When you think about it all her ancestors have been wild on the prairie for at least 150 of years until the BLM came along. Imagine her 10X grandparents (or more) ridden by actual Indians who fought the US Army with bows and arrows. CC you are so lucky to own living American history. 🙂 She is so beautiful!
Scarlett is not off of BLM land. She is a reservation horse, but basically the same 😉
Good first tie lesson. I like the way you explain yourself and you do not short cut your videos to show mea complete session. Thank u, I do enjoy watching your videos
Your "trash to treasure" girl looks amazing, thanks to you! Just beautiful!😍 I love your gentle, fair, and patient training, resulting in horses with total trust in you. I would imagine wild horses have a strong, genetic fear/flight response.
I love how well you get to know your horses and how each is an amazing individual! You take the time to let them just be themselves. Scarlet is a beauty! I think Ziggy would also be a good companion for her. He could calm her down and teach her. Thx for sharing the entire video. I’m learning a lot although I’ll never own a horse 🐴
WOW Loved this video! Scarlett is lovely, Well Done in your instruction with her and us as you did it! God Bless you for waiting for the birds to grow up
Scarlet is a smart girl, not to mention a beautiful girl. Hi Tiny!
Good afternoon,cowgirl Scarlet & beautiful horses😊 no no I’m glad you didn’t cut it out when she was acting up ❤
I am glad too because even though I won’t be training any fractious horses I wanted to see how long it would take
I love the way you train. And that you explain the reasons behind what you do. And I'm still in love with Scarlet. ❤
Great training session for Scarlett. She has grown up so much and is beautiful. Your knowledge of each horse helps so much in training.
Thx for the great training tips, always appreciate your kindness, blessings!
Scarlett has such pretty markings. I’m looking forward to watching her come along.
Charlotte did real well. I learned a lot watching her. I love your philosophy, you are so patient. Love your outlook!
Scarlett*
Oops, sorry.
Scarlett did beautifully!! Tiny is just a little mother hen watching everything that goes on !! Luv you videos ❤
Great video. She did it all!
Beautiful work. She's a beautiful girl.
The baby birds are all cozy in there. Sweet.
Ya, like those baby birds need a 1918 treaty act protection. We know you're a big softy and always do what's best for the animals in your care, wanted or not. ❤ Love the dramatic music and great update on Miss Scarlett.
😄👍❤
Thank you for another learning day CC. Scarlet is looking fantastic and I didn't realise the difference between wild and domestic horses - it makes sense obvs!
Your training methods are exemplary, and I'm glad you showed the whole session to get Scarlet to canter.
Scarlet is coming along beautifully 😍
She is beautiful
Hello and super great to watch you again, awesome training session with Scarlet and just love watching Tiny's input in the video's - please take care of yourself and see you next time
BEAUTIFUL. It's all about trust isn't it....and allowing another creature (as we are creatures too) to feel " at home" at their pace ...which is what we all must have in relationships if we are to become fully trusting and innately happy ....
Scarlett is such a young vulnerable spirit...THANK GOD SHE FOUND YOU AND YOU FOUND HER AS WHAT YOU HAVE TOGETHER UNFOLDING IS THE ENORMITY OF WHAT A GENUINE BOND CAN AMOUNT TOO...
I HOPE SHE STAYS WITH YOU...THE TRUSTS SHES DEVELOPING IN YOU TO GROWUP IN IS JUST BEAUTIFUL TO BE APART OF .. THANKYOU SO MUCH BACK ...NON STOP !!
Thank you for continuing to educate those of us who don’t know much about horses! I love your videos. As an avid birder I also want to thank you for mentioning the Migratory Bird Treaty Act and its protection of birds. Those baby robins should fledge soon and your trailer will be liberated! 😂 Keep up the great work!
She sure is a pretty horse. You're giving her the best start in her life.
I appreciate how respectful you are of your animal's & wildlife's needs. It's so rare to see in MT. Most would have chucked the birds nest to their barn cats. Your ethics warm my withered, little heart.
She did well, it's good that you're letting her go at her own pace. Calm consistency is definitely the way to go.
I’m about to do this with my Yearling in a 14x12 stall with my gelding in the stall next to him - I have the tie thingys that Steve Young uses - I really like them!! Love your technique - very soft and gentle - slow and easy is the way.
Isn’t it great that you can learn good training methods from around the world and have access to the same training tools?
Stalls work great! Mine don't have a safe place to tie in them unfortunately.
❤ BEAUTIFUL day! Scarlett looked lovely.😊
Thank you for caring for the little birds too. You are very kind to every animal. I sure love to watch your manner of training and explaining so in depth. Have a great day. ✨💁🏻♀️
She is growing up so fast! Her longer pasterns will make her a lovely ride ❤ Pretty girl, you’re doing a wonderful job!
Scarlett is doing great and looking beautiful! I wonder if Ziggy would be a good friend and corral mate for her. ❤🐎🐎❤
That's what I was just thinking. Ziggy's pretty chilled ... might be a good match of temperaments. The neighbor's loose horse may present a problem (forgotten her name) if they're in the quarantine area for any reason.
@@sleepinglioness5754😊
@@sleepinglioness5754😊
Please don't ever sell Ziggy as he is simply fantastic and you will enjoy riding him on the trails and perhaps showing him at a horse show or three...lol.
Wow! I never knew all that there was so much that horses had to learn or even people like me! Dang! Thank you for sharing & your ladies are beautiful! No wonder old Frisco Bill is so well, frisky!! 😁😎 ✌ oh, can't forget King Nigel! 😎 Blessings all!
Scarlet is so pretty! She reminds me of the story of the Ugly Duckling but she's not ugly by any means...she moves so nicely too! Love your training methods and enjoy your videos. It's going to be fun to watch her progress.