I've gotten a few horses like her. I was with a friend at a tiny auction, and for a minimal white paint 7-8 month old chestnut filly for $25.00. I had to wait and get her coggins after I got her home. She was so sweet and a looker. I was the only one to bid on her. I got her cleaned up, got some great pics of her and sold her to a great family and a little girl. She started to do a showmanship pattern, and already had a paint she was showing. She says, " she does it better than Chip!" Her horse. I only had her for about 3 weeks. And only charged about $150 to recoup some money. This was about 12 years ago. I did go to a big auction that Addis Equine auction was trying to get off the ground in my area for Arabians and crosses, I bought a gelding with papers 1/2 Saddlebred/Arabian for $200, but I got him for a local barn because they couldn't make it to the sale. He went on to be a show horse. The big auction company just couldn't get in enough good horses and sell high enough to make it worth their while
Once again I'm so amazed with you. I pray you keep Primrose because your right she is beautiful. I believe she can also give you beautiful foals. Much love my dear and happy adventures
@@carola7893Awe,bet they're in Heaven with u! I only rescue! 4🐕🐶🐕🐶/ MORON'S 🤭2🐈🐱1 🐦at the moment! Found all on the streets 😢 I've found 2 🐦🐦literally on the road😮One I rescued from an old man that was going 2 kill himself 😢.❤❤❤❤ all animals!!! Jacobs Ridge Animal Sanctuary!!on U-Tube! Has some of the most beautiful 🐎 ! Jacob,was they're 1 rescue horse! All have been abused 😢😢😢 n so sad 2 see how terrified they are at 1st.If u get a chance? Ck.them out! U will 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 The 🫏 will melt ur ❤! All the animals there are adorable! I only watch animal rescues n 🤪birdies! Jacobs is my 😂😂😂 place! I ❤❤❤ my rescue channels, but I'm a baby when it comes 2 any animal abuse😢😢😢 Takis Shelter! Is my favorite! It's sad,but 😂😂😂😂 as well!! I always wanted a couple of 🐎🐎! Did u see what our evil government is doing 2 the beautiful, innocent wild horses? It's sickening? There was a video on this channel or another I watch,about a week ago? The owner got a divorce n took this sweet baby 2 Auction, knowing a big chance he would b slaughtered 😢😢😢😢😢 She wanted a last pic.or something? She was playing the had no choice game.I made comment,2 E-mail every vet in Big cities n the country. Also,said I watch all rescues! No social n there are so many rescues all over the country that take 🐎in need! I couldn't stop thinking how could anyone that said he was like a child 2 her do that??? Never will understand. Just thought u might agree, after reading ur comment! 😘 Don't 4 get 2 watch Jacobs Ridge!! Watch ...Steve is passed out and what on earth is Ronnie doing!!! The chip 1 is 😂😂😂 But seriously they are all 😂😂😂😂 Can't b drinking a beverage though!🤭 😘
@@caciliawhy5195She may have been forced to by law. Re the rest, it depends on the circumstances. I put a beloved (geriatric) pet down once because i just had enough money for that but I wouldn't be able to give her the care she deserved and needed from that point on. She would have suffered and she'd been through enough. She was a wild animal who I'd adopted from a wildlife rehabilitation facility. She'd been with me for 21 years and I'd emigrated with her twice. The vet wouldn't let me be with her when she went. I cried and cried and cried for a week (and I ended up hating the people who had forced my hand). In that same situation, I later rehabbed a wild animal who could have been a reincarnation of the other one, quite crazy. That one decided to live with me but also still went out to hang out with her pals and behaved like a regular wild animal outside. I let her go and while I know that she would survive again out there, I'm afraid that the horrible people where I was killed her. (They'd already killed and attacked several animals just to spite me, so I'm not being paranoid. One of those animals I was able to rehab, thankfully, and she recovered.) If so, I hope it was quick. I've lost my faith in humans, generally speaking, and I've promised myself that I will not interact with animals until I have so much money that nothing like this can ever happen again. I never attached much value to money, but money gives you agency and it gives you the power to fight back. (I didn't used to see the world as a war zone. But it can be.) Re the second animal, I know that she knows that if she's still alive, I let her go to save her. I know that she would know that. BUT that too was just as hard. You feel like such a failure and nobody understands or even wants to know about it.(except here)
I agree!! The previous owner probably had a broken heart, knowing that her beautiful girl most likely went to slaughter. Then finding out she was rescued by CC! I wonder if she watches CC's videos and feels Joy as Primrose transforms into the gorgeous girl she is. So much respect for CC!!
I bought a young unregistered no known past buckskin at an auction several years ago. I liked him for exactly the reason you liked Prim-calm and sweet natured. He turned into a beautiful 17 hand horse who ended up with a hunter whose 23 year old buckskin had died that winter. It was a match made in heaven-I get Christmas cards from him every year with a picture.
She's a beauty! (QH?). I picked up a scraggly ratty looking pony at a small country auction a few years back. She had been running half wild and was around 4 years old. Skinny but with so much Winter coat she didn't look too bad. To cut a long story short, 'Possum' progressed into a lovely dapple grey with dark legs, hard hooves and very trainable. I found out later from a friend of the former owner that she was a Welsh pony and at one time all his ponies had been registered - I wish I had bought a couple more - but space did not permit. She was 'broken' and because she was only 13hh too small for us to keep so was sold to a family, the little boy (he was about 9) took her around the yard, rode her, petted her etc - love at first sight - and his Dad said yes. We later saw a photo of her at a regional show, the boy was jumping her and they won their class. They kept her name, 'Possum'.
Prim has turned out to be a stunning, calm, and easily trainable mare. She is a gift for anyone desiring an exceptional horse. I'm sure her prior owner is so happy that Prim ended up with you. I hold you in great esteem and admiration. You are truly an outstanding horse woman. Bravo for giving horses who have ended up in dire straights a new chance at at a good life❤
Amazing! I am very happy for Primrose and also her previous owners. It must be such a big relief for them. They seem like very nice people who just could not cope with their current life situation. For them to know that Primrose is safe and thriving must make them feel soo much better.
She tried for a long time to keep her! It is a sad reality, but most regular horse people are left in the same position when one or two unexpected things cause a heavy financial burden.
@@pnass1 Shipped to Canada for slaughter. Luckily since I bought Prim the closest holding facility has closed down. Changes are finally happening that will make it less financially viable to profit from slaughtering America’s horses ❤️
Prim's rescue from Auction is the Fairytale. You are absolutely right that she would have been border bound if you had not picked her up. So happy the former owner was a good person and happy to share information with you. I hope the former owner's life has improved considerably.
God smiles on you. Too many people dealing with horses are terrible. They may be professionals but they care very little about the horses. You do such great work.
There are great rescues like Horse Plus (Tennessee), Gentle Spirit Horses (South Dakota), Rockin KT Equine (Nevada) ... so there are people who do 1) love horses-treat them kindly and keep them, 2) run into financial challenges, 3) pass the horse on. At least people like Clever Cowgirl and the aforementioned are doing what they can. I came across a concert pianist who plays for (formerly abused) elephants: Paul Barton. He and his family do what they can for animals as well in their own way. Beethoven “Moonlight Sonata” for Old Elephant Paul Barton 702K subscribers ruclips.net/video/_4AcjvsVn5k/видео.html www.youtube.com/@PaulBartonPiano/videos
In my experience, most kill pen horses, or likely to go to kill pen horses with general health & nutritional issues, injuries, trauma with behavioral issues, or a combination thereof, are a huge challenge that most casual riders/owners are simply not equipped to manage. Successes are not the norm and the horses often find themselves back at auction. Your presentations are so honestly detailed they should be required viewing for those ready to embark on transforming a rescue. Most horse owners I have met over time have HUGE hearts. Their love of the horse and strong emotions to save are extraordinary. Sadly, where it often hits a wall is when there lack of understanding around the significant cost, time, required high level of training experience & trauma savvy, patience, unanticipated setbacks, and occasional failures that go with the territory. There are no shortcuts with what you do and it is clearly, without exception, detailed in each video. Well done!
This was truly inspirational in many ways----and it lets people know that even a deliberately bred and registered horse can be at risk. Thank goodness for YOU, that you were there for that auction.
In rescue, we see so much neglect that when we finally come across an owner with genuine love for their animals it is so touching. I ride that high for months! Usually it’s very bad financial situations that lead to these great owners giving up their pets- and usually they have to convince themselves it’s for the pets best interest. It’s heartbreaking but heartwarming at the same time. I hope Prim’s old owner sees this. She would be so delighted to see Prim flourishing under your care.
Primrose is a real beauty! So so happy you took her home with you. All the horses have a story how they ended up at an auction. Have you ever thought about writing children's books? Horse stories with happy endings. 🐎❤️🐎❤️
I can only imagine the work, the expense the time, live and patience you must have. But oh my goodness, the pride and satisfaction that must come from turning these poor guys/gals into beautiful horses has got to outweigh it all. Prim has hot to be a top 5 horse, but my favorite still has to be Scarlett. Hope you'll give us an update on her and Skeletor and the others in your stables. So nice to see the beginning and current pics of all your "kids" 😂😂
I sold my Buckskin mare to the wrong woman who mistreated her in central Ca. She had no white markings, double swirl on forehead, now 16 years old June 2. I owned her from 5 months to 11 years on Santa Maria I love her and would love to have her back. Registered AQHA name Chardonnay Sunrise😢
Just love Prim -what a gem she turned out to be. 60 years ago, I had a mare like Prim, but she was a Connemara straight from Ireland. She was with me for 10 years but sadly she got Navicula. In those days there was no cure, so it was a visit to the vets. Such a sad day that was. So watching you schooling Prim and bringing her on has been a treat. Am enjoying your videos. Xxx
Reminds me so much of my own mare, a dun Connemara x TB, who I found cowering at the back of a stall at our own local horse auction. She was a badly-handled 3yo, just a shade darker than Primrose in colour, with a white blaze and black legs. She was extremely pretty, but so nervy that when she went through the ring, nobody but the meat man was interested, so she went out unsold. I wasn't there to buy that day, but I ended up chasing after the seller and bought her on the spot for 400 pounds. Money well spent, because she grew up into an amazing horse, and it also turned out to be buy-one-get-one-free, because she was in foal, as I later discovered... Had her for 23 years until she passed away a couple of years ago, and I've still got the 'foal' who is now in her mid-twenties.
Shows exactly why it's so amazing that you try to reach out to former owners - people can fall on terrible times and have to make terrible decisions all the time, and giving a former owner who felt guilt and fear over this thing largely out of her control comfort at knowing her horse was saved against the odds is amazing
What a beautiful mare! Personally I would never buy any horse at auction, but you have shown the possibility of a good outcome. The reason I say I would never... is because I don't know horses well enough. However, if I ever decide to try, I hope I would be able to find a friend with enough "horse sense" to bring an outcome like yours with Primrose! Love this video!
I only rescue! U are being responsible!! Instead, of getting in over ur head! I just don't get how anyone, that says they ❤ their 🐴 would send 2 auction knowing could go 2 slaughter??? Nope n Nope
Definitely a diamond. Whether in the rough or not. She was definitely a find. I’m glad her former owner was helpful. As you said quite often they are not. I am glad you found her.
A perfect example of a diamond in the rough. What a gorgeous horse Primrose turned out to be! Her lucky day was the day you bought her. I have always said, a person doesn't have to spend a fortune to buy a perfect horse. This is a perfect example! I just love her, but I tend to like mares.💕
As someone said already: Don't know enough about horses to buy any horse at an auction without counselling. As for Prim: So happy for all of you, including her former owner, that things worked out the way they did.
She is beautiful. I took a chance at a horse auction and came home with the sweetest, most beautiful and manageable Gypsy Vanner Stallion! Got him for a song!
I am overwhelmed! It is wonderful to see how these horses change so much because of the perfect treatment in every way. It is good to know, that there are still people like you, that give neglected horses a chance.
🐎When life throws someone a curve, it often offers someone else an opportunity. Happy you took that opportunity with Primrose. Another "Feel Good" story CC. 🤗Keep them coming. 🐴✝
Hi, I wanted to say, I love what you're doing. In the Nethelands we don't have a lot of auction horses, but last december( 2 days before xmas) I rescued a gypsymare from slaughter. She only weight 350 kg (normal is in between 500-650 kg), 11 years, 140 cm sholder. She could not walk 20 meter from all the pain she had and last 2 years not going out of her stable, breedmare. 6 Years ago they made an accident with her (back and even het hindknee was popped out, never had specialists on her). So I did gave her all what I thought she needed. And now I can say, she is happy and painfree. I found out she is in fear doing soe groundwork , so I treaing her with patience and love, she is doing already better. I only don't know how to put on 2 lines for groundwork but I will get it in time :) thank you for all what your doing and I do think this mare of you is georgious, I would have saved her to if I could.
I love the fact, you were able to connect with the previous owner. I am sure she was so relieved to know how her good friend was doing. She is a beautiful horse. She reminds me of Ayla's horse Whinney in Valley of Horses ( Earth's Children, book 2 by Jean M. Auel). Such a special character in her books and a wonderful companion.
We cannot blame the former owner for their horrible life changes that mean they must sell their horses. I'm a retired dog trainer and have found the same thing. Once the basics are taught and the consistent lifestyle is established, the creatures respond beautifully. There is no need to force them into behaviors we want. They just remember and offer. My trauma dogs have some quirks, and some silly behaviors like hiding all the bones in the closet behind all the shoes. Prim is lovely and lucky to have found you. My body no longer lets me ride safely, so I am so glad you are doing the work.
Thank you for this video. Great work with Primrose! She is a keeper and doesn't hurt your eyes to look at either. Her previous owner must be happy that Prim got a home where she can grow up and be trained to her full potential. I can't see you ever selling her. You have a gift for picking one of a kind horses. Keep up the good work!
Love this story. Such a beautiful filly and thank you so much for saving her. That would have absolutely criminal for her to end up as a meat horse😢 Breaks my heart that other stars like her slip through the cracks and get slaughtered.
She's an absolute beauty! You gave this lovely girl the opportunity to live and grow up to become an elegant and beautiful lady. She's a princess. This is what l like about you. You save horses without judging them so harshly like others do at auctions. You are not picky or choosy. You act out of love and compassion towards these creatures. I enjoyed so much watching your video. Wish you all the best❤
Prim's transformation under your care is awesome! She is a real beauty and has an excellent disposition as well. I'm so happy you saved her! She's gonna be a great riding horse for you. ❤
I love her! She is absolutely gorgeous and has the right amount of sass and good-mindedness. Her confirmation is outstanding. Well done! You have a good eye and an admirable program
She's the kind of horse I would be looking to buy because I need a horse that's well brought up and and you are giving that to this horse and all your horses. I want her! But my circumstances are not the best
BTW your DIY background really saves you a fortune of horse health care and maintenance, so you can keep on in your rescue business. Thanks for thinking of others like this and being such a good example / role model for young 4H girls!
Prim is so Pretty!!! She went through a pretty tough time thru the auctions that gash looked so sore and swollen. I'm so glad you took her home she needed you.
Prim is a beautiful girl! What a wonderful partner she will be! You have a rare eye for diamonds in the rough and a gentle talent for training them to reach their potential!
To pick up a horse like Prim is terrific. As a trainer with a passion for rescue, the Prim type horses can be an "asset" in supporting rescue! To have the ability to train and sell select horses will do many things! Build reputation for training, honesty and quality! It can grow and support rescue. Both sides of the coin, so to speak!! The growth can lean to even building an arena and training facility along with areas for rescue!
tBeautiful story for a beautiful horse and a beautiful person who is giving her a beautiful life! I can't imagine the heartache of the former owner and then the joy to find out Prim has a loving home. I cried. Thanks for the video. It's probably been mentioned before, but it reminds me of the starfish story. Does it make a difference to save just one? It makes a difference to that one!
She is absolutely gorgeous! Loving her soft and kind eyes. I get my horsey fix from watching your videos and similar. I am in admiration of all your hard work and knowledge. ❤
Imagine the heartbreak of the owner . . . reaching out to her that you saved her beloved horse - turned her tears of anguish to tears of relief & joy! CC stated her health & handling was good up to the point of her getting her - that bite on Primrose's neck was just the beginning of a dreadfully traumatic path for her if CC had not happened across her that day. See how wonderfully God interweaves people's lives together to help one another!!!
I have saved many from the slaughter pipeline. Some gems are in there due to life circumstances. I sometimes saved the old ones to live their last few years in comfort and love. I am too old now, but love what you do. You have the gift.
If I had the room, I would take a chance. I have a Belgian Malinois with a bite record from handler mismanagement and with diligence, boundaries and lots of training she's coming along really well.
I love Belgian Malinois! We used to do vet work for Working Dogs for Conservation. They had some nice Malinois. Really really cool what they do with the dogs! wd4c.org/
Maxine at 14 months old was untrained and highly reactive to everything in her environment, cars, people, cats, traffic cones, shadows that looked like a prey animal, etc., the reactivity was mainly from a lack of socialization during a puppy's formative period. She had a three-bite record with a dog fight, both were from two separate handler's ignorance. @@TheCleverCowgirl You should see her now!!! March 16th will be one year. I should have done a few before videos.
Horse slaughter needs to stop. That’s a beautiful horse and I’m glad you were able to save her. Now she’s getting ready for a happy forever home. I hope you get her microchipped so that a new owner has a chance of keeping her safe if you decide to move her along. I’m glad you decided to train her. For those of us that lack the knowledge and the skills we appreciate you!
I would LOVE Primrose in the field next door to my house - she's a beauty. I LOVE her colouring, and the primroses are coming into bloom everywhere in England - lots having made their home in my garden. So Primrose would fit in splendidly - I would just have to get someone younger to ride her every day. Thank you for treating your animals so kindly, making sure they all get exactly what they need. How is little Nigel?
It warms my heart how you rescue horses. I rescued a few in my day and its one of the most rewarding things one can do. You do such a thorough job and set them up for success. Thank you so much for posting all your videos. i just can't get enough of the rescue stories. Keep up the great work!
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I've gotten a few horses like her. I was with a friend at a tiny auction, and for a minimal white paint 7-8 month old chestnut filly for $25.00. I had to wait and get her coggins after I got her home. She was so sweet and a looker. I was the only one to bid on her. I got her cleaned up, got some great pics of her and sold her to a great family and a little girl.
She started to do a showmanship pattern, and already had a paint she was showing. She says, " she does it better than Chip!" Her horse. I only had her for about 3 weeks. And only charged about $150 to recoup some money. This was about 12 years ago.
I did go to a big auction that Addis Equine auction was trying to get off the ground in my area for Arabians and crosses, I bought a gelding with papers 1/2 Saddlebred/Arabian for $200, but I got him for a local barn because they couldn't make it to the sale. He went on to be a show horse. The big auction company just couldn't get in enough good horses and sell high enough to make it worth their while
What an amazing job you’ve done with Primrose!
For sure! I’m so glad you got primrose! You saved her!❤
Once again I'm so amazed with you. I pray you keep Primrose because your right she is beautiful. I believe she can also give you beautiful foals. Much love my dear and happy adventures
@@carola7893Awe,bet they're in Heaven with u! I only rescue! 4🐕🐶🐕🐶/ MORON'S 🤭2🐈🐱1 🐦at the moment! Found all on the streets 😢 I've found 2 🐦🐦literally on the road😮One I rescued from an old man that was going 2 kill himself 😢.❤❤❤❤ all animals!!! Jacobs Ridge Animal Sanctuary!!on U-Tube! Has some of the most beautiful 🐎 ! Jacob,was they're 1 rescue horse! All have been abused 😢😢😢 n so sad 2 see how terrified they are at 1st.If u get a chance? Ck.them out! U will 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 The 🫏 will melt ur ❤! All the animals there are adorable! I only watch animal rescues n 🤪birdies! Jacobs is my 😂😂😂 place! I ❤❤❤ my rescue channels, but I'm a baby when it comes 2 any animal abuse😢😢😢 Takis Shelter! Is my favorite! It's sad,but 😂😂😂😂 as well!! I always wanted a couple of 🐎🐎! Did u see what our evil government is doing 2 the beautiful, innocent wild horses? It's sickening? There was a video on this channel or another I watch,about a week ago? The owner got a divorce n took this sweet baby 2 Auction, knowing a big chance he would b slaughtered 😢😢😢😢😢 She wanted a last pic.or something? She was playing the had no choice game.I made comment,2 E-mail every vet in Big cities n the country. Also,said I watch all rescues! No social n there are so many rescues all over the country that take 🐎in need! I couldn't stop thinking how could anyone that said he was like a child 2 her do that??? Never will understand. Just thought u might agree, after reading ur comment! 😘 Don't 4 get 2 watch Jacobs Ridge!! Watch ...Steve is passed out and what on earth is Ronnie doing!!! The chip 1 is 😂😂😂 But seriously they are all 😂😂😂😂 Can't b drinking a beverage though!🤭 😘
What a wonderful gift you gave the former owner! She must have cried and cried when she loaded her horse onto the trailer for the last time.
I would NEVER send a horse to an auction. I would give it away to a good home or a rescue and failing that, I would put it down.
@@caciliawhy5195She may have been forced to by law.
Re the rest, it depends on the circumstances.
I put a beloved (geriatric) pet down once because i just had enough money for that but I wouldn't be able to give her the care she deserved and needed from that point on. She would have suffered and she'd been through enough. She was a wild animal who I'd adopted from a wildlife rehabilitation facility. She'd been with me for 21 years and I'd emigrated with her twice. The vet wouldn't let me be with her when she went. I cried and cried and cried for a week (and I ended up hating the people who had forced my hand). In that same situation, I later rehabbed a wild animal who could have been a reincarnation of the other one, quite crazy. That one decided to live with me but also still went out to hang out with her pals and behaved like a regular wild animal outside. I let her go and while I know that she would survive again out there, I'm afraid that the horrible people where I was killed her. (They'd already killed and attacked several animals just to spite me, so I'm not being paranoid. One of those animals I was able to rehab, thankfully, and she recovered.) If so, I hope it was quick.
I've lost my faith in humans, generally speaking, and I've promised myself that I will not interact with animals until I have so much money that nothing like this can ever happen again. I never attached much value to money, but money gives you agency and it gives you the power to fight back. (I didn't used to see the world as a war zone. But it can be.)
Re the second animal, I know that she knows that if she's still alive, I let her go to save her. I know that she would know that. BUT that too was just as hard. You feel like such a failure and nobody understands or even wants to know about it.(except here)
@@caciliawhy5195 Good on you. I hope you never have to experience whatever drove Prim's former owner to send her sweet girl to auction.
@@caciliawhy5195she may have done just that, we don’t know the whole story.
I agree!! The previous owner probably had a broken heart, knowing that her beautiful girl most likely went to slaughter. Then finding out she was rescued by CC! I wonder if she watches CC's videos and feels Joy as Primrose transforms into the gorgeous girl she is. So much respect for CC!!
I bought a young unregistered no known past buckskin at an auction several years ago. I liked him for exactly the reason you liked Prim-calm and sweet natured. He turned into a beautiful 17 hand horse who ended up with a hunter whose 23 year old buckskin had died that winter. It was a match made in heaven-I get Christmas cards from him every year with a picture.
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She's a beauty! (QH?). I picked up a scraggly ratty looking pony at a small country auction a few years back. She had been running half wild and was around 4 years old. Skinny but with so much Winter coat she didn't look too bad. To cut a long story short, 'Possum' progressed into a lovely dapple grey with dark legs, hard hooves and very trainable. I found out later from a friend of the former owner that she was a Welsh pony and at one time all his ponies had been registered - I wish I had bought a couple more - but space did not permit. She was 'broken' and because she was only 13hh too small for us to keep so was sold to a family, the little boy (he was about 9) took her around the yard, rode her, petted her etc - love at first sight - and his Dad said yes. We later saw a photo of her at a regional show, the boy was jumping her and they won their class. They kept her name, 'Possum'.
Love this!
Prim has turned out to be a stunning, calm, and easily trainable mare. She is a gift for anyone desiring an exceptional horse. I'm sure her prior owner is so happy that Prim ended up with you. I hold you in great esteem and admiration. You are truly an outstanding horse woman. Bravo for giving horses who have ended up in dire straights a new chance at at a good life❤
Wow, thank you!
I second that !
Agreed!!!
So do I. Bravo.
Well said❤❤
I'll bet Prim's previous owner has watched this video and given it a thumbs up! Prim could not have gone to a better home. I'm so happy for you all. ❤
Amazing! I am very happy for Primrose and also her previous owners. It must be such a big relief for them. They seem like very nice people who just could not cope with their current life situation. For them to know that Primrose is safe and thriving must make them feel soo much better.
She tried for a long time to keep her! It is a sad reality, but most regular horse people are left in the same position when one or two unexpected things cause a heavy financial burden.
I have a question. What does shipped to Canada mean? I am afraid to ask because I am sensing it would be their final journey.
@@pnass1slaughter. They either go north to Canada or south to Mexico.
@@pnass1 Shipped to Canada for slaughter. Luckily since I bought Prim the closest holding facility has closed down. Changes are finally happening that will make it less financially viable to profit from slaughtering America’s horses ❤️
Very nice filly great conformation❤
She is so pretty. I love that colour combination. You struck gold there, your instincts didn't let you down. What a bargain.
Prim's rescue from Auction is the Fairytale. You are absolutely right that she would have been border bound if you had not picked her up. So happy the former owner was a good person and happy to share information with you. I hope the former owner's life has improved considerably.
She is stunningly gorgeous
I'm so glad you made her former owner feel so much better.
I love the fact that you aren't in a rush and give the horses a chance to grow up.
God smiles on you.
Too many people dealing with horses are terrible. They may be professionals but they care very little about the horses.
You do such great work.
There are great rescues like Horse Plus (Tennessee), Gentle Spirit Horses (South Dakota), Rockin KT Equine (Nevada) ... so there are people who do 1) love horses-treat them kindly and keep them, 2) run into financial challenges, 3) pass the horse on. At least people like Clever Cowgirl and the aforementioned are doing what they can. I came across a concert pianist who plays for (formerly abused) elephants: Paul Barton. He and his family do what they can for animals as well in their own way.
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Amish are among the worst.
You are truly an angel in disguise. Prim is an example of what a trained eye and hardwork can do.
In my experience, most kill pen horses, or likely to go to kill pen horses with general health & nutritional issues, injuries, trauma with behavioral issues, or a combination thereof, are a huge challenge that most casual riders/owners are simply not equipped to manage. Successes are not the norm and the horses often find themselves back at auction. Your presentations are so honestly detailed they should be required viewing for those ready to embark on transforming a rescue. Most horse owners I have met over time have HUGE hearts. Their love of the horse and strong emotions to save are extraordinary. Sadly, where it often hits a wall is when there lack of understanding around the significant cost, time, required high level of training experience & trauma savvy, patience, unanticipated setbacks, and occasional failures that go with the territory. There are no shortcuts with what you do and it is clearly, without exception, detailed in each video. Well done!
That is exactly right!
All true
Agree,but it's irresponsible 2 not do ur research 🤔.I would Never send 2 auction.Don't care what their going through. Not,an excuse.
She is absolutely gorgeous. You are an amazing person, helping the horses to rise to their full potential. Much respect ❤
Wow, so happy for her, her previous owner and you. My hope is that she continues to be well cared for and loved.
This was truly inspirational in many ways----and it lets people know that even a deliberately bred and registered horse can be at risk. Thank goodness for YOU, that you were there for that auction.
In rescue, we see so much neglect that when we finally come across an owner with genuine love for their animals it is so touching. I ride that high for months! Usually it’s very bad financial situations that lead to these great owners giving up their pets- and usually they have to convince themselves it’s for the pets best interest. It’s heartbreaking but heartwarming at the same time.
I hope Prim’s old owner sees this. She would be so delighted to see Prim flourishing under your care.
Perfect word choice --> A little love, a little patience, and the right care = Gorgeous!
Primrose is a real beauty! So so happy you took her home with you. All the horses have a story how they ended up at an auction. Have you ever thought about writing children's books? Horse stories with happy endings. 🐎❤️🐎❤️
I have thought about it!
@@TheCleverCowgirl I hope you do!
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That was a very nasty neck wound, and what terrific jobs you each did- Primrose, you, and the vets -to heal it.
Prim is gorgeous! I can’t imagine the relief of the previous owner. Thank you, sweet lady. ❤❤❤
I can only imagine the work, the expense the time, live and patience you must have. But oh my goodness, the pride and satisfaction that must come from turning these poor guys/gals into beautiful horses has got to outweigh it all. Prim has hot to be a top 5 horse, but my favorite still has to be Scarlett. Hope you'll give us an update on her and Skeletor and the others in your stables. So nice to see the beginning and current pics of all your "kids" 😂😂
I sold my Buckskin mare to the wrong woman who mistreated her in central Ca. She had no white markings, double swirl on forehead, now 16 years old June 2. I owned her from 5 months to 11 years on Santa Maria
I love her and would love to have her back. Registered AQHA name Chardonnay Sunrise😢
@@patriciajallen4488So sorry for the horse. Unfortunately she had no choice. 😢😢😢
Just love Prim -what a gem she turned out to be. 60 years ago, I had a mare like Prim, but she was a Connemara straight from Ireland. She was with me for 10 years but sadly she got Navicula. In those days there was no cure, so it was a visit to the vets. Such a sad day that was. So watching you schooling Prim and bringing her on has been a treat. Am enjoying your videos. Xxx
Siiiiiigh, I learned about Connemaras from Margeurite Henry's books.
She is such a beauty. I'm happy that Prim has had a pretty lucky life and glad that her previous owner knows she's in good hands.
Reminds me so much of my own mare, a dun Connemara x TB, who I found cowering at the back of a stall at our own local horse auction. She was a badly-handled 3yo, just a shade darker than Primrose in colour, with a white blaze and black legs. She was extremely pretty, but so nervy that when she went through the ring, nobody but the meat man was interested, so she went out unsold. I wasn't there to buy that day, but I ended up chasing after the seller and bought her on the spot for 400 pounds. Money well spent, because she grew up into an amazing horse, and it also turned out to be buy-one-get-one-free, because she was in foal, as I later discovered... Had her for 23 years until she passed away a couple of years ago, and I've still got the 'foal' who is now in her mid-twenties.
Shows exactly why it's so amazing that you try to reach out to former owners - people can fall on terrible times and have to make terrible decisions all the time, and giving a former owner who felt guilt and fear over this thing largely out of her control comfort at knowing her horse was saved against the odds is amazing
What a beautiful mare! Personally I would never buy any horse at auction, but you have shown the possibility of a good outcome. The reason I say I would never... is because I don't know horses well enough. However, if I ever decide to try, I hope I would be able to find a friend with enough "horse sense" to bring an outcome like yours with Primrose! Love this video!
I only rescue! U are being responsible!! Instead, of getting in over ur head! I just don't get how anyone, that says they ❤ their 🐴 would send 2 auction knowing could go 2 slaughter??? Nope n Nope
Definitely a diamond. Whether in the rough or not. She was definitely a find. I’m glad her former owner was helpful. As you said quite often they are not. I am glad you found her.
Prim is a beautiful horse thanks to your hard work & dedication. Easy to see that your Vet Tech experience is an asset.
The knowledge is wonderful, but I sure do miss the discount I used to get! 😁
She is a really good looking horse. Thank God for people that can save these sweet creatures from unthinkable experiences
I'm so glad you were there to rescue Prim!! You have such patience and consideration for the individual horse. She is blessed to have your care! ❤
A perfect example of a diamond in the rough. What a gorgeous horse Primrose turned out to be! Her lucky day was the day you bought her. I have always said, a person doesn't have to spend a fortune to buy a perfect horse. This is a perfect example! I just love her, but I tend to like mares.💕
She is beautiful, smart, calm and sweet. Who would not grab a young mare like Prim? She is a treasure, so well done, CC.
Never thought I'd subscribe to a horse channel, but I love watching your rescue work. Thanks for sharing your videos on RUclips.
Thank you so much!
As someone said already: Don't know enough about horses to buy any horse at an auction without counselling.
As for Prim: So happy for all of you, including her former owner, that things worked out the way they did.
She is beautiful. I took a chance at a horse auction and came home with the sweetest, most beautiful and manageable Gypsy Vanner Stallion! Got him for a song!
Such an absolute stunner.
I am overwhelmed! It is wonderful to see how these horses change so much because of the perfect treatment in every way. It is good to know, that there are still people like you, that give neglected horses a chance.
Rescues come in all shapes and sizes, blessings and ❤
🐎When life throws someone a curve, it often offers someone else an opportunity. Happy you took that opportunity with Primrose. Another "Feel Good" story CC. 🤗Keep them coming. 🐴✝
Hi, I wanted to say, I love what you're doing. In the Nethelands we don't have a lot of auction horses, but last december( 2 days before xmas) I rescued a gypsymare from slaughter. She only weight 350 kg (normal is in between 500-650 kg), 11 years, 140 cm sholder. She could not walk 20 meter from all the pain she had and last 2 years not going out of her stable, breedmare. 6 Years ago they made an accident with her (back and even het hindknee was popped out, never had specialists on her). So I did gave her all what I thought she needed. And now I can say, she is happy and painfree. I found out she is in fear doing soe groundwork , so I treaing her with patience and love, she is doing already better. I only don't know how to put on 2 lines for groundwork but I will get it in time :) thank you for all what your doing and I do think this mare of you is georgious, I would have saved her to if I could.
Your horses look astoundingly healthy and happy.
Incredible work you're doing!
God bless you and your horses! ❤💪❤
Thank you! I really appreciate that!
I love the fact, you were able to connect with the previous owner. I am sure she was so relieved to know how her good friend was doing. She is a beautiful horse. She reminds me of Ayla's horse Whinney in Valley of Horses ( Earth's Children, book 2 by Jean M. Auel). Such a special character in her books and a wonderful companion.
Prim is Beautiful. I would keep her for ever. I just Love watching her.
We cannot blame the former owner for their horrible life changes that mean they must sell their horses. I'm a retired dog trainer and have found the same thing. Once the basics are taught and the consistent lifestyle is established, the creatures respond beautifully. There is no need to force them into behaviors we want. They just remember and offer. My trauma dogs have some quirks, and some silly behaviors like hiding all the bones in the closet behind all the shoes. Prim is lovely and lucky to have found you. My body no longer lets me ride safely, so I am so glad you are doing the work.
Thank you for this video. Great work with Primrose! She is a keeper and doesn't hurt your eyes to look at either. Her previous owner must be happy that Prim got a home where she can grow up and be trained to her full potential. I can't see you ever selling her. You have a gift for picking one of a kind horses. Keep up the good work!
Good morning everyone! I'm looking forward to this video Clever Cowgirl! Primrose is gorgeous! 🥰🐎
Wow, Prim turned out gorgeous! You have a really good eye on judging horses. I’m glad you stepped up and bought her and gave her a good life.
Love this story. Such a beautiful filly and thank you so much for saving her. That would have absolutely criminal for her to end up as a meat horse😢 Breaks my heart that other stars like her slip through the cracks and get slaughtered.
Great, I love your vids and respect your horsemanship.
She's a beauty, thanks for saving her and sharing her story! ❤
If I ever hit the lottery, Im opening an animal rescue. Id take every old, abused, sickly animal I could.
She's an absolute beauty! You gave this lovely girl the opportunity to live and grow up to become an elegant and beautiful lady. She's a princess. This is what l like about you. You save horses without judging them so harshly like others do at auctions. You are not picky or choosy. You act out of love and compassion towards these creatures. I enjoyed so much watching your video. Wish you all the best❤
What a great story and such a beautiful mare!
Prim is a beautiful horse and you are a wonderful human. I'm so glad the world has people like you in it. You are a hero and role model.
Prim's transformation under your care is awesome! She is a real beauty and has an excellent disposition as well. I'm so happy you saved her! She's gonna be a great riding horse for you. ❤
What a lovely girl and love the name! Such a score to get a youngster with a good disposition and breeding that really needs you!! She’s gorgeous!!❤
Omg that bite 😮😮😮
I love her! She is absolutely gorgeous and has the right amount of sass and good-mindedness. Her confirmation is outstanding. Well done! You have a good eye and an admirable program
Thank you!❤️
She's the kind of horse I would be looking to buy because I need a horse that's well brought up and and you are giving that to this horse and all your horses. I want her! But my circumstances are not the best
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She is a stunning buckskin - you've given her the best possible start on her new life. Way to go, Clever Cowgirl!
BTW your DIY background really saves you a fortune of horse health care and maintenance, so you can keep on in your rescue business. Thanks for thinking of others like this and being such a good example / role model for young 4H girls!
Prim is gorgeous ❤❤❤
Prim is so Pretty!!! She went through a pretty tough time thru the auctions that gash looked so sore and swollen. I'm so glad you took her home she needed you.
Prim's transformation is yet another powerful testimony to the love and care you pour into all of your horses 💖 A joy to see!
She’s so beautiful. Glad you found her.
Wow she is lovely. Good feed and nourishment sure makes a big different. Letting her grow mentally and physically physically is so important
Love, love, love this beautiful mare! And soooo glad you saved her!
She's a beauty. You're guidance and patience ,is so inspiring. Xx❤
Congratulations. What a great story. All about knowledge, care, dedication and the potential you saw. So glad you rescued Primrose. She's a beauty,
Prim is a beautiful girl! What a wonderful partner she will be! You have a rare eye for diamonds in the rough and a gentle talent for training them to reach their potential!
Can't wait!
To pick up a horse like Prim is terrific. As a trainer with a passion for rescue, the Prim type horses can be an "asset" in supporting rescue! To have the ability to train and sell select horses will do many things! Build reputation for training, honesty and quality! It can grow and support rescue. Both sides of the coin, so to speak!! The growth can lean to even building an arena and training facility along with areas for rescue!
A horse like her in Canada would sell for over $5,000. You got a really good deal.
If she had gone through with her registration papers she would have been closer to $3000 for sure!
tBeautiful story for a beautiful horse and a beautiful person who is giving her a beautiful life! I can't imagine the heartache of the former owner and then the joy to find out Prim has a loving home. I cried. Thanks for the video. It's probably been mentioned before, but it reminds me of the starfish story. Does it make a difference to save just one? It makes a difference to that one!
She is absolutely gorgeous! Loving her soft and kind eyes. I get my horsey fix from watching your videos and similar. I am in admiration of all your hard work and knowledge. ❤
Imagine the heartbreak of the owner . . . reaching out to her that you saved her beloved horse - turned her tears of anguish to tears of relief & joy!
CC stated her health & handling was good up to the point of her getting her - that bite on Primrose's neck was just the beginning of a dreadfully traumatic path for her if CC had not happened across her that day.
See how wonderfully God interweaves people's lives together to help one another!!!
Exciting!!
I have saved many from the slaughter pipeline. Some gems are in there due to life circumstances. I sometimes saved the old ones to live their last few years in comfort and love. I am too old now, but love what you do. You have the gift.
You are a super hero! So glad to have met one of the "good" people in the world through your videos.
She's a beautiful mare! I'm glad you got to purchase her and she didn't ship to slaughter she has a great home
Oh thank heavens you found her. She’s special! Of course, they all are. ❤❤❤
…I’m really looking forward to hearing more about the beautiful and fancy moving Primrose. I am curious if you did a DNA test on her. 🌷🌾🐴🌸🤎
No need for a DNA test 😉
If I had the room, I would take a chance. I have a Belgian Malinois with a bite record from handler mismanagement and with diligence, boundaries and lots of training she's coming along really well.
I love Belgian Malinois! We used to do vet work for Working Dogs for Conservation. They had some nice Malinois. Really really cool what they do with the dogs! wd4c.org/
Maxine at 14 months old was untrained and highly reactive to everything in her environment, cars, people, cats, traffic cones, shadows that looked like a prey animal, etc., the reactivity was mainly from a lack of socialization during a puppy's formative period. She had a three-bite record with a dog fight, both were from two separate handler's ignorance. @@TheCleverCowgirl
You should see her now!!! March 16th will be one year. I should have done a few before videos.
So glad you found each other xx
What a relief for the previous owner to know Prim ended up in a good home. 💖🇨🇦
She is a beauty. The loving care you put into these horses is such a wonderful thing and to see them blossom and heal is such a blessing.
Horse slaughter needs to stop. That’s a beautiful horse and I’m glad you were able to save her. Now she’s getting ready for a happy forever home. I hope you get her microchipped so that a new owner has a chance of keeping her safe if you decide to move her along. I’m glad you decided to train her. For those of us that lack the knowledge and the skills we appreciate you!
She is a real beauty inside and out. You have done well by her. Good job girl.
I hope you have been able to keep the former owner updated on Prim as she obviously cared about this little beauty.
I would’ve jumped at the chance to get her. Great job and thank you for saving her life! God bless
She is ba utiful! Nice job and thank you for saving these sweet little souls who are really at the mercy of humans, and humans are messy.
Love what you do! I have been breaking, training, and riding horses for 55 years, and so enjoy your attitude and dedication to these wonderful horses!
I would LOVE Primrose in the field next door to my house - she's a beauty. I LOVE her colouring, and the primroses are coming into bloom everywhere in England - lots having made their home in my garden. So Primrose would fit in splendidly - I would just have to get someone younger to ride her every day. Thank you for treating your animals so kindly, making sure they all get exactly what they need. How is little Nigel?
Well done, sweetie. You saved another precious life and discovered a first-class lady in the process. She is gorgeous!
You did a wonderful job with Prim. She turned out to be gorgeous.
It warms my heart how you rescue horses. I rescued a few in my day and its one of the most rewarding things one can do. You do such a thorough job and set them up for success. Thank you so much for posting all your videos. i just can't get enough of the rescue stories. Keep up the great work!
PRIMROSE IS STUNNING. ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL ❤