You DO NOT talk too much. I knew nothing about horses and have never ridden. But, at the age of 88, I love watching and learning from you. And, I have to tell you, there are lessons in what you do about dealing with problem children too. I hear you about how horses do not reason the way people do, and understand what you are saying. But there is much more to learn from you than just about training horses. Happy New Year and Good Luck in 2025.
You are the most interesting teacher, you DONOT talk to much! I would love to have had you around when I had my horse when I was 16. I had a Tennessee walking horse that was 18 1/2 hands tall! My dad turned me against him scaring me telling me he was going to kill me until I got rid of him! Anyway back to you being patient and kind! I am SO glad you didn’t participate in the beating training! I knew of a big rancher that did that! It was horrible! Thank you for your convictions against that kind of behavior! Best wishes in the new year 2025 !
I work with children who have very little discipline thanks mainly to poor parenting. Lack of clear boundaries, no respect etc. I use very similar techniques to Steve and now even say to kids who get too close "unrequested forward motion!" All his skills diffuse tension. Kindness, firmness, clear boundaries, mutual respect but only one boss! It works for me and the kids I teach. Thank you, Steve for showing us how it's done. X
@ I love it! I bet the children get a kick out of that phrase! All people like clear boundaries to work with. Quicksand is tricky to get stuck in, and one can work out of it, but it takes knowhow and self assurance, and that is not where most children are in their lives. Bravo for your work!
I was intrigued by this horse right from the beginning of the video. He stood at the door and yawned and yawned, releasing his tension. He looked very relaxed and I could see how connected he was to Cameron. Chester needed Steve to teach him how to behave, something he didn't get to learn from his mother. During all the work, Chester would lick and chew when Steve paused, another sign of releasing tension. This horse knows how to let go of tension and anxiety in a good way. I could also see that when Cameron was on Chester's back. Chester stood at the mounting block and licked and chewed. No tension. He so much wants to be a good boy and be connected to his owner. Brilliant work by Steve to bring out the potential of this lovely horse.
Love you so much your gentle ways with horses and firmness with people is so awesome. You gave that family a wonderful gift and a path forward to horse happiness. I love your empathy and your willingness to help and guide so many. You and Tanya are Brilliant.
Super cute lil horse. His face when he's realizing maybe he doesn't have to work so hard. All that pulling away and space invading is actually alot of effort. Definitely sense of relief on his horse face.❤
The ending made me cry. Praise God this young man got help through this horse. They do so much for us. I've had people say to me, "I don't know what you see in it." (having horses) Which instantly sort of hurt, because I learned they don't know me at all. I know you can't expect everyone to understand your connection with horses, but for that moment, I found it insulting. Anyway, thank the Lord, He gave us animals. They help us in countless ways! 🙌 Thank you for these amazing videos!!!
I agree with you. I get told on and off why do I have horses, all they do is cost you money. But as you say they have no idea how they help us when we are down. I have one mare that can pick when I or anyone who goes near them if they are having a difficult time. I would not be without them.
Another amazing story. Tears, tears, tears...both of them did so well. Chester seems to have purpose in his life now and seemed to be at the start of letting his past go to begin new experiences to build into the process of his new Life. Merry Christmas to you and family. Love and Light. And what a gift your brought to both of them. A great Christmas for them.
This video was lovely and I found it very emotional. Green horse and green rider that's how I started you certainly learn a lot quickly. Congratulations on all the successes to Steve and family and all your clients. Blessings for the Christmas season and the year ahead.
Yes, And family, it’s the Steve You g Horsemanship family team that make this all possible! Truly a wonderful coming together of skills, dedication, caring, and education.
Overwhelming. Air. Hair. Skin. Bones. Pain never works. Not only that, it is wrong. Congrats. I have taught my untrained horse with these videos. Thanks.
How precious that Chester and Cameron get to learn how to ride together. That pony just walking the field with Cameron on his back was amazing. Well done all of you.
Firstly….Congratulations on your RUclips milestone!🎉 Secondly, anyone who doesn’t know what you do (horse owner or not) would likely think what you do is magic! Those of us who have needed your instruction (me with my third horse), know it’s pretty darn close to magic. You have the ability to show and describe what you are doing every moment…a lot of trainers can’t articulate what they are seeing in a horse and then doing to fix the problems. You helped me help my current horse more than anyone within 250 miles (or more)of me could have. Lastly, Cameron your love of horses shows in your patience with Chester. Who knows, you might be a trainer someday!! Kudos to you for letting Steve be filmed by Tanya for all of us to learn from!!! Thank you all!!!
@@libbydormouse318just checked your profile and every comment you make is nasty or mean…why ?? You’re not a horse expert or a trainer, so why do you waste your life being mean and nasty?
@@SarahNorris-TheBabyDetective lol, cos you checked my YT profile you know my experience and career? Kay then , lemme know how you got such MAGICAL knowledge
Talking is part of his training, gives the horse a break while talking, and the horse hears him. He also keeps the horse calm with his voice. This man is a genius !!!!
Congratulations on your award. You really deserve it! Your videos are wonderful and I love how you work with all the horses. You don't need to inflict pain. This is so refreshing to see. Horses are very intelligent and when they have a leader they can count on, they really can be a joy. I've been a lifelong lover and rider of horses. I've had many dark days and I turn to my horses and they bring me up and make me happy. They are beautiful and I love the partnership that I have with them. They are God's most perfect creature and I'm happy to have them in my life. Keep the videos coming! We love them. A fellow horse person from America.
It strikes me with this video that these troubled horses are probably thinking, “What the heck…”😂😂 And then they say, “Thank you Steve”…. Steve brings peace to a horses’ mind.
Great video, heart warming one as well. Fair play to Cameron, what a great job he has done to get as far as he has with not an easy horse, think you have a protégé in the making there Steve!
Gentle respect, the horse must respect you. But I agree with Steve 100% it should be taught as gentle as possible. The horse must respect you are the leader! Gentle with authority is what I call it! Steve is very good diagnosing problems and getting the horses respect all without harsh treatment!
pain teaches fear which looks like respect ..IT IS NOT RESPECT. Without respect you will train resentment and fear which ultimately kill you OR the horse
I totaly agree ...pain teaches fear, and destroyes a horse's trust ... That is why I love using the flag ,it makes a horse respond without any pain..it is a great training tool..Rachel
@@libbydormouse318Who wasn't very gentle ? Steve Young .? If you refer to him having to brace himself to stop the horse from running away in a straight line , that is what had to be done to cure that very dangerous habit, Steve Young did it as many times as was necessary ,until the horse understood that , for the jerk on the lead line to stop , Chester had to yeald to the pull instead of fighting against it , until as you saw, Chester followed the demands with a slack lead rope .. And that yealding totally changed Chester's general attitude ...A horse running away by straightening his whole body can be very dangerous to us , getting tangled in the rope and dragged , A draft Belgium mare at a Sanctuary where I used to work had that habit , she was a real danger to be around when lead , never knowing when she would take off , sadly the owner would have never considered having someone with the experience of Steve Young address that problem ...preferring the risk to the handlers .....Rachel
I am amazed at Cameron’s courage to take on a difficult horse when he has not ridden except the once! He has done an amazing job! This is an excellent video to show the power of groundwork when done properly. I laughed at the green ‘cowboy’ hat! That one is a miss for you. Perhaps Tanya can wear that one? 😉. Merry Christmas to the whole family and team. It is so nice to have your silver plate in time for Christmas and so nice that your son gets to have it in his office. He does so much good work.
Congratulations on 100,000! I'm so happy that so many people recognize the value of your training techniques. Thank you for sharing your knowledge 🙏 Love your Christmas hats. Merry Christmas 🎅 🎄 ❤
I'm not an equestrian by any stretch of the imagination but I love being around horses and I do help with problem dogs. And your technique does translate very well into dog training too with some smaller changes. Thank you for sharing your wisdom!!❤️❤️
Amazing work Steve and well done cameron for giving this horse a better life . Horses do heal us and I’m glad Chester is healing you ! Best of luck for 2025
There is no emoji for sudden light bulb going off above the head He was never properly halter broken The respect for the lead rope was never installed All of a sudden it was like This!!!
He seems to love the man handling him. Horses heal...I had a similar situation, and his stubbornness probably kept his handler's mind solely on the horse and not on bad thoughts.
I was given a horse as a Christmas bonus by my boss one year - I didn’t ride either! My crazy life. But like Cameron, I figured it out, learned a lot and had the best comforting times with my horse. This post just warms my heart - so much goodness and support - beautiful way to end the year. ❤😊.
very nice story and video! Thank you for sharing it! I have to say that this is a behaviour that one gets a lot from donkeys (and mules). Interesting to see that sometimes also horses get it
What a wonderful video to end this year. A salut for Chester and Cameron and all their good work together. You do not talk to much. How would I learn to understand so much of what you are doing if you talked less? As a new beginner at riding, to me your videos are priceless. I wish you and your family a Happy New Year!
Love watching this video and the story behind it. I Thought Chester is lovely, but just needed directions on how to behave. Congratulations on your RUclips.
That little dude loves the spotlight and the admiration of the crowd! Chester does too.😂 Joking aside, he was just a star who hadn't memorized his lines. That's a real scary feeling. Now that Chester understands what the show is about, I forsee a horse who will love the showing off his rider and teaching him as well that life is scary but has so many opportunities to let his light overpower the darkness. ❤
This video brought tears to my eyes! I have a 2 year old, sweet colt. I've been training him myself and it's going great! Wish you could be here in Oklahoma to help me start him under saddle. 😊
Love the cowboy elf hat!! What a great look for you, Steve. I love your methods, have used the leading to driving and beautiful change as well as the behavior in the stall, it works for sure!! I have a $$$ winning racehorse who handles in hand terribly, a sloth that hardly moves. He did the same drag you off thing and kicked out at you at the same time (and given to me as a "kids horse." NOT. Hes just shut down. Anyway, Steves methods work!!!
Are you saying that the racehorse is responding positively to the groundwork, or that you still have the ground work to do to help with getting some changes?
Watching from Ontario, Canada, love the clips! Don’t ride, or own a horse, dry allergic, but love and respect the horse, their power, and different personalities. You are great with them, respectful, and empathetic , and humane to them while showing them how to behave
As ever this was incredible. There was a marked difference in Chester by 23 minutes. Congratulations on your Silver Creators Award 🎉 So very well deserved. Here’s to your gold one & beyond. Happy NY & best wishes for 2025 & a successful one to you Steve & your beautiful family.
I enjoyed seeing your family in the video. As always, Steve, you are a blessing. Cameron you are doing amazing with Chester. "CHEERS. " Happy New Year, Steve, Tanya and family
@ Well, I added it, with crediting you, to a notebook my family started with helpful tools for our toolkit of life. Above your saying is: This too shall pass.
@@louisegogel7973 my mother was famous for telling me that, this too shall pass. Thank you for the wonderful memory and to let me know I got put in your notebook. That was so kind of you!!
I Love this response. I have always told my children and grandchildren it’s only a mistake if you do it again and again. Everything else is a lesson. Lose, never enters the conversation. Love what Steve does, I have taken much of what I have learned from watching his videos and applied it to my own senior gelding. It has improved my relationship with him immensely!
The confidence to not let the horse move you, and the respect and love that flows is inspirational to watch. Many more years of leadership to you and your family. Chester will enrich your lives! Great to see things progress.
Top job all round mate. How rewarding for everyone to get results so quickly and easily. You deserve your regards too Steve. May 2025 be a great one for you too. Xx much love from South Australia.
I think this horse & his man will now be able to get out & have fun, thanks to Steve for once again showing all how it should be done!! P.S.--Elf hat suits you best!
Thank you, what a lovely story, A beautiful horse with wonderful owners. Wishing you and your family, actually I feel your channel is one big happy family, a very Merry Christmas and New Year. I look forward to seeing you all in the New Year x
Good to remember that a horse feels much safer and more settled and secure when the human shows that he can be trusted to keep the horse safe. Otherwise the horse has to be in charge to keep itself safe.
Congratulations to Cameron. That demo brought tears to my eyes. Good work for all involved. A very Happy Christmas to you Steve and to all your family.
Merry Christmas Stevs, Tanya and family! Thank the good Lord above that you are out there to help ppl understand their horses... You are the Caesar Milan of horses imho...seriously. Thank You so much, God has given you such a gift. Blessings.🤗
That hat is perfect! Loved seeing your family. Could never thank you enough for what I’ve learned from you and the horses you’ve saved. Merry Christmas to you and your family! ❤❤❤❤🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲
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You mentioned s horse can take a life and give a life. Looks like they've given each other life thanks to your assistance ❤️
You DO NOT talk too much. I knew nothing about horses and have never ridden. But, at the age of 88, I love watching and learning from you. And, I have to tell you, there are lessons in what you do about dealing with problem children too. I hear you about how horses do not reason the way people do, and understand what you are saying. But there is much more to learn from you than just about training horses. Happy New Year and Good Luck in 2025.
Truly and well said!
You are the most interesting teacher, you DONOT talk to much! I would love to have had you around when I had my horse when I was 16. I had a Tennessee walking horse that was 18 1/2 hands tall! My dad turned me against him scaring me telling me he was going to kill me until I got rid of him! Anyway back to you being patient and kind! I am SO glad you didn’t participate in the beating training! I knew of a big rancher that did that! It was horrible! Thank you for your convictions against that kind of behavior! Best wishes in the new year 2025 !
I work with children who have very little discipline thanks mainly to poor parenting. Lack of clear boundaries, no respect etc. I use very similar techniques to Steve and now even say to kids who get too close "unrequested forward motion!" All his skills diffuse tension. Kindness, firmness, clear boundaries, mutual respect but only one boss! It works for me and the kids I teach. Thank you, Steve for showing us how it's done. X
@ I love it! I bet the children get a kick out of that phrase! All people like clear boundaries to work with. Quicksand is tricky to get stuck in, and one can work out of it, but it takes knowhow and self assurance, and that is not where most children are in their lives.
Bravo for your work!
I was intrigued by this horse right from the beginning of the video. He stood at the door and yawned and yawned, releasing his tension. He looked very relaxed and I could see how connected he was to Cameron. Chester needed Steve to teach him how to behave, something he didn't get to learn from his mother. During all the work, Chester would lick and chew when Steve paused, another sign of releasing tension. This horse knows how to let go of tension and anxiety in a good way. I could also see that when Cameron was on Chester's back. Chester stood at the mounting block and licked and chewed. No tension. He so much wants to be a good boy and be connected to his owner. Brilliant work by Steve to bring out the potential of this lovely horse.
This is nicest comment I’ve read so far, thank you!
yeah chester already had a tight bond with cameron that made it easier for cameron to get on his back that first time. chester was really okay with it
Wonderful, wonderful story. The horse saved the man, and the man very possibly saved the horse.
“The best thing for the inside of a man, is the outside of a horse.”
― R.F. Delderfield
First rider and he didn't buck? Is it because it was bareback? This is awesome
There was a horse in there dying to get out!
And a horse-lover waiting to grow into a horseman!
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Bitte lasst dieses hrecklichen KI-Stimmen !
Chester is such a beautiful horse!!!! A real show stopper.
What an amazing video! Chester is a superstar and kudos to Cameron for being so brave!!! ❤
Love you so much your gentle ways with horses and firmness with people is so awesome. You gave that family a wonderful gift and a path forward to horse happiness. I love your empathy and your willingness to help and guide so many. You and Tanya are Brilliant.
Gentle and clear with both horse and owners, riders etc. The gentle clear firm combination is powerful
This made me cry.
Wonderful horse, wonderful young man. Way to go, Cameron and Chester👏👏👏
Super cute lil horse. His face when he's realizing maybe he doesn't have to work so hard. All that pulling away and space invading is actually alot of effort. Definitely sense of relief on his horse face.❤
Steve saved that whole family. Merry Christmas and God bless you all.
The ending made me cry. Praise God this young man got help through this horse. They do so much for us. I've had people say to me, "I don't know what you see in it." (having horses) Which instantly sort of hurt, because I learned they don't know me at all. I know you can't expect everyone to understand your connection with horses, but for that moment, I found it insulting. Anyway, thank the Lord, He gave us animals. They help us in countless ways! 🙌
Thank you for these amazing videos!!!
I agree with you. I get told on and off why do I have horses, all they do is cost you money. But as you say they have no idea how they help us when we are down. I have one mare that can pick when I or anyone who goes near them if they are having a difficult time. I would not be without them.
Was there at Bristol to watch this. The owner’s face was a picture when he rode him.
Congratulations on the yt award. You are the best trainer…
Another amazing story. Tears, tears, tears...both of them did so well. Chester seems to have purpose in his life now and seemed to be at the start of letting his past go to begin new experiences to build into the process of his new Life. Merry Christmas to you and family. Love and Light. And what a gift your brought to both of them. A great Christmas for them.
This video was lovely and I found it very emotional. Green horse and green rider that's how I started you certainly learn a lot quickly. Congratulations on all the successes to Steve and family and all your clients. Blessings for the Christmas season and the year ahead.
If anyone deserves an award it’s Steve……..high five
Yes, And family, it’s the Steve You g Horsemanship family team that make this all possible!
Truly a wonderful coming together of skills, dedication, caring, and education.
What beautiful horse. Chester you’re so handsome ❤
Overwhelming. Air. Hair. Skin. Bones. Pain never works. Not only that, it is wrong. Congrats. I have taught my untrained horse with these videos. Thanks.
When he talked about air, hair etc made me cry to think about what horses go through because people don't understand them.
Steve Young is the best love to watch horses really respect him
How precious that Chester and Cameron get to learn how to ride together. That pony just walking the field with Cameron on his back was amazing. Well done all of you.
Firstly….Congratulations on your RUclips milestone!🎉
Secondly, anyone who doesn’t know what you do (horse owner or not) would likely think what you do is magic! Those of us who have needed your instruction (me with my third horse), know it’s pretty darn close to magic. You have the ability to show and describe what you are doing every moment…a lot of trainers can’t articulate what they are seeing in a horse and then doing to fix the problems. You helped me help my current horse more than anyone within 250 miles (or more)of me
could have.
Lastly, Cameron your love of horses shows in your patience with Chester. Who knows, you might be a trainer someday!!
Kudos to you for letting Steve be filmed by Tanya for all of us to learn from!!! Thank you all!!!
well youre a bit dim if youre calling that magic.
@@libbydormouse318just checked your profile and every comment you make is nasty or mean…why ?? You’re not a horse expert or a trainer, so why do you waste your life being mean and nasty?
@@SarahNorris-TheBabyDetective lol, cos you checked my YT profile you know my experience and career? Kay then , lemme know how you got such MAGICAL knowledge
@@SarahNorris-TheBabyDetective lol, you think you know me by checking my YT activity? Someone has an ego
Talking is part of his training, gives the horse a break while talking, and the horse hears him. He also keeps the horse calm with his voice. This man is a genius !!!!
Congratulations on your award. You really deserve it! Your videos are wonderful and I love how you work with all the horses. You don't need to inflict pain. This is so refreshing to see. Horses are very intelligent and when they have a leader they can count on, they really can be a joy. I've been a lifelong lover and rider of horses. I've had many dark days and I turn to my horses and they bring me up and make me happy. They are beautiful and I love the partnership that I have with them. They are God's most perfect creature and I'm happy to have them in my life. Keep the videos coming! We love them. A fellow horse person from America.
It strikes me with this video that these troubled horses are probably thinking, “What the heck…”😂😂 And then they say, “Thank you Steve”…. Steve brings peace to a horses’ mind.
The horse went from dangerous to a great prospect.
Great video, heart warming one as well. Fair play to Cameron, what a great job he has done to get as far as he has with not an easy horse, think you have a protégé in the making there Steve!
My first thought as well!
If a horse doesn't trust you, you will get nowhere with them. Pain doesn't build trust.
Gentle respect, the horse must respect you. But I agree with Steve 100% it should be taught as gentle as possible. The horse must respect you are the leader! Gentle with authority is what I call it! Steve is very good diagnosing problems and getting the horses respect all without harsh treatment!
pain teaches fear which looks like respect ..IT IS NOT RESPECT. Without respect you will train resentment and fear which ultimately kill you OR the horse
I totaly agree ...pain teaches fear, and destroyes a horse's trust ... That is why I love using the flag ,it makes a horse respond without any pain..it is a great training tool..Rachel
he wasnt very gentle.
@@libbydormouse318Who wasn't very gentle ? Steve Young .? If you refer to him having to brace himself to stop the horse from running away in a straight line , that is what had to be done to cure that very dangerous habit, Steve Young did it as many times as was necessary ,until the horse understood that , for the jerk on the lead line to stop , Chester had to yeald to the pull instead of fighting against it , until as you saw, Chester followed the demands with a slack lead rope .. And that yealding totally changed Chester's general attitude ...A horse running away by straightening his whole body can be very dangerous to us , getting tangled in the rope and dragged , A draft Belgium mare at a Sanctuary where I used to work had that habit , she was a real danger to be around when lead , never knowing when she would take off , sadly the owner would have never considered having someone with the experience of Steve Young address that problem ...preferring the risk to the handlers .....Rachel
I am amazed at Cameron’s courage to take on a difficult horse when he has not ridden except the once! He has done an amazing job! This is an excellent video to show the power of groundwork when done properly.
I laughed at the green ‘cowboy’ hat! That one is a miss for you. Perhaps Tanya can wear that one? 😉.
Merry Christmas to the whole family and team. It is so nice to have your silver plate in time for Christmas and so nice that your son gets to have it in his office. He does so much good work.
Congratulations on 100,000! I'm so happy that so many people recognize the value of your training techniques. Thank you for sharing your knowledge 🙏 Love your Christmas hats. Merry Christmas 🎅 🎄 ❤
I'm not an equestrian by any stretch of the imagination but I love being around horses and I do help with problem dogs. And your technique does translate very well into dog training too with some smaller changes. Thank you for sharing your wisdom!!❤️❤️
I’d love to see and hear about that translation. Somehow I’ve tried to understand and just am missing it.
If you like horses why not try riding? It’s the best. I’m never happier than when I’m riding.😁
I'm guessing Chester's owners got a better night's sleep than they've had in a while after this. Go, Chester! Nice hats, Steve.
Congratulations on your award. Well deserved. Great job with Chester! Love that you could help Cameron
I'm watching this in the middle of the night and grinning. What a wonderful result.
Wow! What a gift you’ve given that horse and his family
An amazing emotional story. Thank you for sharing
This is definitely one of my favorite of your videos!!
What a lovely, laid back young horse! Now that he knows how to go on...
Love, ❤ love ❤️ love ❤️ 😍 this Cob, and the whole story & his change. I'm saving this and sharing it for others to see.
Amazing work Steve and well done cameron for giving this horse a better life . Horses do heal us and I’m glad Chester is healing you ! Best of luck for 2025
There is no emoji for sudden light bulb going off above the head
He was never properly halter broken
The respect for the lead rope was never installed
All of a sudden it was like
This!!!
I was so excited when he got on him it brought tears to my eyes
ho ho , smart horse , 1st time I see one doing a drag like that as "No" anwser . Nice job Steve , that big boy really needed you to show the way :D
He seems to love the man handling him. Horses heal...I had a similar situation, and his stubbornness probably kept his handler's mind solely on the horse and not on bad thoughts.
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I was given a horse as a Christmas bonus by my boss one year - I didn’t ride either! My crazy life. But like Cameron, I figured it out, learned a lot and had the best comforting times with my horse. This post just warms my heart - so much goodness and support - beautiful way to end the year. ❤😊.
Love, love ,love the hats that Tanya picked out for Steve. You two are adorable! 😂
very nice story and video! Thank you for sharing it! I have to say that this is a behaviour that one gets a lot from donkeys (and mules). Interesting to see that sometimes also horses get it
What a wonderful video to end this year. A salut for Chester and Cameron and all their good work together. You do not talk to much. How would I learn to understand so much of what you are doing if you talked less? As a new beginner at riding, to me your videos are priceless. I wish you and your family a Happy New Year!
What a beautiful video! So heartwarming to see this story of Chester, Cameron and his lovely family. Merry Christmas and happy new year!
"Rub the hair off him." That's Steve in a nutshell.
Love watching this video and the story behind it. I Thought Chester is lovely, but just needed directions on how to behave. Congratulations on your RUclips.
CERTAINLY... one of or maybe THE top horse training story of the year. fantastic.
That little dude loves the spotlight and the admiration of the crowd! Chester does too.😂
Joking aside, he was just a star who hadn't memorized his lines. That's a real scary feeling. Now that Chester understands what the show is about, I forsee a horse who will love the showing off his rider and teaching him as well that life is scary but has so many opportunities to let his light overpower the darkness. ❤
Well put. 👍🏼
What a wonderful young man, a wonderful horse and a wonderful You - another really lovely success story. Thank you so much for sharing.
This video brought tears to my eyes! I have a 2 year old, sweet colt. I've been training him myself and it's going great! Wish you could be here in Oklahoma to help me start him under saddle. 😊
Love the cowboy elf hat!! What a great look for you, Steve. I love your methods, have used the leading to driving and beautiful change as well as the behavior in the stall, it works for sure!! I have a $$$ winning racehorse who handles in hand terribly, a sloth that hardly moves. He did the same drag you off thing and kicked out at you at the same time (and given to me as a "kids horse." NOT. Hes just shut down. Anyway, Steves methods work!!!
Are you saying that the racehorse is responding positively to the groundwork, or that you still have the ground work to do to help with getting some changes?
Watching from Ontario, Canada, love the clips!
Don’t ride, or own a horse, dry allergic, but love and respect the horse, their power, and different personalities.
You are great with them, respectful, and empathetic , and humane to them while showing them how to behave
Oh well done everyone!
Lovely video and I seen Chester at the Bristol Demo, little super star x
You're a real man for wearing that hat!
A genuine trainer would not walk away from a horse and owner ... well done steve ❤
As ever this was incredible. There was a marked difference in Chester by 23 minutes. Congratulations on your Silver Creators Award 🎉 So very well deserved. Here’s to your gold one & beyond. Happy NY & best wishes for 2025 & a successful one to you Steve & your beautiful family.
Merry Chrustmas and a blessed New Year. You are living out your gift. A true horse whisperer.
Good on ya, Cameron and your beautiful family! You have an incredible horse, and I wish you a kind riding trainer in the future.
That was Brilliant! Cameron you did good preparing Chester. He is a beautiful horse and is a great companion.
I enjoyed seeing your family in the video. As always, Steve, you are a blessing. Cameron you are doing amazing with Chester. "CHEERS. " Happy New Year, Steve, Tanya and family
P.S. so glad you're over 100K....let's keep it going
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Let's get Steve to 200k and beyond !👏👏👏
Poor Chester looks like he's not sure what's going on....but it's all good, and he likes it. Deep breath, relax, magic ❤
I always tell my 5 granddaughters that in life, we either win or learn, never lose!! Thanks for another great video!! Happy Holidays!!😍😍
We either win or learn, we never lose.
I love that!! Thank you for sharing it.
@ of course!! Just a little Nana knowledge!🤣
@ Well, I added it, with crediting you, to a notebook my family started with helpful tools for our toolkit of life.
Above your saying is: This too shall pass.
@@louisegogel7973 my mother was famous for telling me that, this too shall pass. Thank you for the wonderful memory and to let me know I got put in your notebook. That was so kind of you!!
I Love this response. I have always told my children and grandchildren it’s only a mistake if you do it again and again. Everything else is a lesson. Lose, never enters the conversation. Love what Steve does, I have taken much of what I have learned from watching his videos and applied it to my own senior gelding. It has improved my relationship with him immensely!
You don’t look at all silly in your elf hat! 😅
Don't take her on you look like a right burke....😂
@titifolol No he doesn't he's a good sport.
Love them all!
@@ellemetcalf110 It was said in jest....chill out
Not at all.😂
Cheered me up what a great partnership in the making.
It's the day after Christmas and I see this beautiful video showing a happy family with their happy and handsome horse. Thank you!
The confidence to not let the horse move you, and the respect and love that flows is inspirational to watch. Many more years of leadership to you and your family. Chester will enrich your lives! Great to see things progress.
Cameron, your story brought a tear to my eye. Persevere, you have done so great. What an inspiration. 💕💕💕
Love that hat!
Sounds like Chester was brought into the world to find and save Cameron!
What a touching family, full of love and generosity. I take my hat off to you and pray for a world that suits your ways. God Bless.
I always smile when you say about hand reared best mare i owned was hand reared loved the hat's and well done on award
Top job all round mate. How rewarding for everyone to get results so quickly and easily. You deserve your regards too Steve. May 2025 be a great one for you too. Xx much love from South Australia.
I think this horse & his man will now be able to get out & have fun, thanks to Steve for once again showing all how it should be done!! P.S.--Elf hat suits you best!
Thank you, what a lovely story, A beautiful horse with wonderful owners. Wishing you and your family, actually I feel your channel is one big happy family, a very Merry Christmas and New Year. I look forward to seeing you all in the New Year x
What an amazing video! So heartwarming and beautiful! Wonderful story and progress ❤️🐎🎄
Good to remember that a horse feels much safer and more settled and secure when the human shows that he can be trusted to keep the horse safe. Otherwise the horse has to be in charge to keep itself safe.
Merry Christmas.Well done Steve....What a gift for Chester having a better relationship.
what a incredible journey so pleased for this family
Cameron trusted you and you could tell
Congratulations to Cameron. That demo brought tears to my eyes. Good work for all involved. A very Happy Christmas to you Steve and to all your family.
Beautiful horse...so glad you have been able to help him..😊
Merry Christmas Stevs, Tanya and family!
Thank the good Lord above that you are out there to help ppl understand their horses...
You are the Caesar Milan of horses imho...seriously.
Thank You so much, God has given you such a gift.
Blessings.🤗
STEVE!!!!
HAT 3 IS KILLING ME!!!!!
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Happy Christmas and New Year, Young family and Jasmine. I am new to horses, and learning from you here in New York.
I’m going to tell you how good you are! Wonderful how much insight you have. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
your video really moved my heart....
Love your work,Steve❤🙏You're a gentle soul,take care❤️
Well done to u Steve, Cameron well done keep going Chester loves u 🐎🎄⛄️🥰
That hat is perfect! Loved seeing your family. Could never thank you enough for what I’ve learned from you and the horses you’ve saved. Merry Christmas to you and your family! ❤❤❤❤🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲
Well done Steve! What a beautiful horse 😊
Bravo!
One of your best videos .. a light bulb moment for chester 👍
Merry Christmas!!!! 🎄🎁 Well done! ❤️🏇🐎