Dream Horse Has A Shocking Secret!
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
- Dream horse has a shocking secret! Recently purchased final horse Polly was imported from Ireland.. She's beautiful through and through but arrives terrified of her own shadow! her owner holds her hand through these early stages and huge progress is made, Steve visits to move thing on and introduce Polly to traffic for the first time.. As expected things get a little western, lastly Polly holds a shocking secret that wasn't revealed until after Steve's visit!
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What a lovely horse. She is quick to learn and wants to be with people. She seems to have a kind nature as well
From the look of her she is Irish Draught , they are such an intelligent breed and so kind. Polly is beautiful and will be such a joy when the problems are sorted out.. such a lucky horse to have come to live with the lovely Susan. Horse of a lifetime i think ❤❤ 🇮🇪
Gorgeous property and countryside! Brave owner after what happened to her. So many people never recover from such a bad accident. Bravo! Beautiful horse! Thank you for all you (and your family) do!!!
So nice to see so many car drivers being respectful!!! You don’t always get that!!!
What a lovely sweet horse she is, and so intelligent! I really enjoy watching Steve patiently & calmly teaching the horse to understand and develop trust and 'language' with him. I couldn't bear to watch the 'twitching' segment and will only watch Steve's beautiful method of training the horse AND human. Thank you Steve & Tanya, you're the best.
Same thing happened with the Gypsy Cob my Mum and Dad bought for my Niece in November last year. They had no idea she was in foal. She gave birth to a lovely Colt back in June. He’s definitely a lovely surprise. We all love him to bits. ❤
I bought a Welsh Cob mare, that came from Wales, and had only been in Sweden ( my home country) fore a few months. She was very nervous and i gave her a alot of time to settle. After a while, i noticed that she became a bit round, and she had i beautiful foul the following year. It took a lot of time and energi with one more horse, and the foal of course needed a friend to play with, and so on...😆 It didnt turned out as planned, but they are still with me, all 3. Her foal is now 7 years old, and a perfect litte ridinghorse. He is s calm and confident, less sensitive and and nervous than hes mother. She is a lot calmer now thought and getting older, spending most of her time in the pasteur, just chilling.
What a stunning, willing mare, her foal will be amazing, lucky owner! What a bonus a baby from her, Susan is lovely too, she will love the baby
What an absolutely super mare. Worth her weight in dapples! Her breeding, I presume ID, means she is smart, willing to learn and can turn a hoof to anything. Susan, you are a very talented lady, already starting the training. You have a beautiful mare there. Enjoy. I would be very interested to see what the foal looks like. ❤
Haaaa!! This will make her take more time with this horse and it will pay off !! Rather than rushing into riding and taking shortcuts. Gonna be a wonderful way to build trust and get to know one another in a deep way!
I love how the love and want Susan has for a horses
I’m 71 and have the same forever for horses always will
Enjoyed this and seeing positive results and Susan doing so well and more confidence❤from the USA
I've had no experience with horses, but I love watching Steve. What I do get is kindness, and love is the best teacher regardless of the animal, including humans.
I knew she was in foal as soon as you showed her with her big belly. Looks she'll have it sooner though than in the Spring. Such a beautiful blessing. Luck of the Irish branches far.
Great job calming Polly around traffic. There's one spot where Tanya's holding the camera on you and Polly with greenery and blue sky and clouds. Awesome . @37:00.
What a lovely mare!
Susan has done well with her
It is wonderful to watch you work, Steve. This horse is MAGNIFICANT! All she needs is a reason to believe in people again. God bless her!
Polly's coat is magnificent. It's like a galaxy of stars. What is it called? Yes, I'm a horse noob.
She has got to be a dappled grey. 😊
Yup😊
It’s dapple grey 😊
From having that injury, if I were you Susan, I would be working with Polly wearing a helmet, ESPECIALLY on / around the road with Traffic xx. Polly is beautiful.
Looking forward to progress updates and, of course, the mum and foal updated xx
Yes, yes, yes: helmets are very important.
Like seat belts in cars. We never use to think about them. Use helmets.
Brilliant video! Our horses are due in Tahoe on Thursday
We are in an urban interface area with urbanized bears
We saved the last horse property in our town in 1988
Our 4-H club runs a small stable on the site of a historic pack station
I've worked horses 60+ years and have been learning So Much from your videos!
Our club Mascot is a wild born Chincoteague Pony given to me 5 years old untrained with dangerous behavior
I studied hard and had to change many things that were self taught
I've been to Buck's clinic years ago, but the way you explain what you are doing makes me see the timing much better!
Our horses are coming fresh from the ranch. The Chincoteague Pony and "George" one of the ranches performance bred quarter horses
On his dam's side, he goes back to Man O War in just 8 generations
"Quincy Zan" a foundation Quarter Horse is his sire
He had a successful barrel racing career in CA, NV, OR, WA in the Open division
The National 4-H Motto is "To Make the Best, Better"
National 4-H Week Oct 6th -12th
I am Excited to see how much my horsemanship has improved
Having the horses come fresh and "George" having never been here before will be a real test of their foundation and give me a chance to come up a level
We are having meetings and demonstrations through 4-H Week
Out of all your videos this one is one that I will use to get the kids started
My co leader is a gal who started in my club at 9, went on to earn her college money as a wrangler and packer
We are poised to reintroduce ourselves to our community
North Lake Tahoe has changed so much, people are Surprised to find horses here
We are the last of the holdouts
I'm Grateful for the work you do and this resource to get the kids properly connected, right at the start
I'll try for some more "Quality & Grace"🐎❤️🐎
Beautiful horse, wonderful owner, perfect session! Thank you Steve and Tanya for helping equine and their partners. Again. ❤️🇨🇦
As we are learning in the evolution of training animals, causing pain may distract a horse but we all know it doesn’t feel good. If a horse suffers from PTSD because of experiencing severe pain due to twitching or some other ‘tool’ used to detain or distract them someone claiming that the experience causes endorphins that calm the horse is a load of horse you-know-what. If it had been calming there is a chance the horse wouldn’t remember a bad experience. Logic.
Poor girl and I wonder who the foal’s sire was? Oh well … Love the video, Steve.
It was Lord Americo a former racehorse himself and sire of many winners over jumps
This is admittedly the first time I've seen a horse being twitched (in the clips Steve showed) but have to say the horses don't look relaxed at all!
What a beautiful horse ,she's definitely got a lovely home
I thought she looked rather large the moment I saw her. Good to know why!
My word! Why don’t those twitching people try it on themselves and see if it helps them?
Forget that type of pain thinking… use Steve’s methods which guide, and also Congruent communication to solve so many human issues! (My favorite books are the: How To Talk So Kids Will Listen….. books, and they apply to all ages and all situations in their principles!)
Lovely session and awesome how owner and horse both are so open and eager for learning.
Wonderful to watch! Hope you have a safe journey next week during Hurricane Season. Thank you Young Family! 🇨🇦🥰Sharon.
I have had some bad experiences with drivers while horseback riding. So I really appreciate how respectful and considerate those drivers are being by having patience and going slowly.
Polly is such a beauty! Smart, willing and quick to learn! AND she’s a first time Mum! The work on the road was so important and will help her confidence greatly. I hope Susan will consider wearing some head protection when its her turn to take Polly on the road. Please make sure to update us with her progress! She is a beautiful horse. Susan chose well! 👏
I bloody HATE twitching a horse, it's diabolical, so bloody CRUEL. Polly is going to be a wonderful riding horse (when her baby is old enough for Mama to be backed !) Wonderful video, thanks so much x
Polly is stunning! Congratulations on all the progress you made with this sweet soul!
Beautiful mare 😊
lovely mare
Beautiful mare ❤️
Polly is a beauty and I believe she will continue to understand more and feel more and more comfortable with her life with Susan. ♥️
Lovely horse, lovely owner.
Live to someone my age starting a horse! I started my mare at 65! Good luck Susan you are doing brilliantly and reaching out fircsome help is SO smart!!
Polly is stunning! I'm wishing Susan all the very best for the three of them (when the foal arrives) to have a lot of lovely times together.
A Feature film in the making:
"Something About Polly".
How sweet that she’s in foal! I thought there was a lot of improvement! Can’t wait for the update! Lots of luck on the Florida trip! Just sort of step over the debris 😉☺️🫶💕….not to be the bearer of bad news…but there’s another hurricane coming so stay safe💖🎈❤️💕🫶
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@@tiffanyfrehleyyeshuaismy0153 I believe it’s $7.95 per month
What a beautiful horse! And good for the owner, she seems like she’s really worked on her before Steve gets there. Lovely to see, I bet they will be great partners. The foal will be a delight to someone.
Anther amazing video.Safe travels.
Beautiful horse. Exposing and desensitizing is so important. I remember our 6 month old auction buy and worked 6 months on showing him everything. Walk down the street, load, unload, had kids throwing newspapers in the wind, walk around the fire pit, crossing the creek many times, laundry on the line, pails and metal noises, gate work, so many things can be done just in ground work long before riding.
Please come to Wisconsin! I couldn't afford you though. I live alone and this rescue horse has knocked me down twice, once injuring my leg quite badly. I learn so much from your videos. Thank you!!!
He dozens of videos on the basic groundwork he does. Watch a bunchof them and start practicing with your horse. That’s what I did and it made a world of difference. Good luck!
Great Work!!! But Susan did a great job bevorehand!!
All the best wishes to her and Polly and the baby and Susan!!!
What a great owner ❤
What a beautiful horse ♥
Susan!!! What an amazing job she has done with Polly so far!! I think she has been the best prepared for your visit, than anyone else i have seen you work with. WELL DONE SUSAN👍👍👍
Pretty horse in foal
Polly is stunning and smart great combo.
The horseman I learned from in the 1970's said 'get a twitch on him' when my youngster needed cipping . But then he said 'now you eed to train him, you can't use the twitch every time'. Why not' says I... 'Because they think they're going to die.. the wolves get them by the nose... And they think they see Heaven'.
The man was a groping git but something else with horses
A stunning horse Polly! And such a lovely owner. So glad she called Steve. Although she is obviously a very knowledgeable and experienced horsewoman she also knows when to ask for help and that’s great. Steve again shows us some valuable lessons in horsemanship and how to do it!
( and how NOT to RE: twitches. I don’t care what anyone says it’s cruel and traumatic and no horse person worth their salt would never descend to that level)Steve uses a gentle mindful approach which has a much more positive outcome.
I also noticed that the drivers on the whole were definately more respectful and kept a safe speed and distance.
Polly is gorgeous.
When you stopped and chatted with the guy in the podiatrist van, that really helped Polly. She got to smell and be closer to it while you were just chatting and relaxing and not paying any attention to the van. She's a lovely horse
See how quick Polly was to start turning to Steve to ask "what should I do now?"
Amazing horse/owner. Wonderful how polite drivers are there.
Susan welcome that unexpected foal...its an extra gift that will bring you joy❤
Fabulous video Steve. I love following your video’s I’m from the NW of uk 🇬🇧 not far from Carlisle, lived in USA 36 1/2yrs old lady 🤣. What a lovely mare she is and will only become even better. The owner is lovely the two (almost 3) make a great match together. Polly is so loving , calm, I would say a loyal companion once the trust is fully bonded. Susan will love Polly’s baby just as much as her mum. Wish Susan a virtual hug 🤗 and lots of love 🥰 from a very loving fan of Polly & her baby foal . 🩷🩷🩷
Love the look of this mare! She seems sweet and willing.
One of the best ways to help a horse get over their fear is to have them follow what scared them. Steve did a wonderful job “chasing” the cars!
Twitching, disgusting practice.
Agree. It’s lazy.
Can I perhaps suggest high vis vest when on the roads for a bit of extra safety.
What a beautiful horse and owner.
Thanks for everything you do Steve, stay safe
i was rewatching episode sept 23, 2022, my horse is so sweet but also bites and is aggressive, please help, i'm posting this because the comments are turned off on that episode. what i noticed is you adapted your physical movement to that of a 72 yr old woman when you were correcting the horse. how clever of you, did anyone else pick on it?
you truly do help people. you're far more skilled than i already think you are.
i meant to say pick up on it?
What a beautiful horse.
I'm sorry.
I just began screaming in my house about twitching and it makes me feel better that this comment section has a record of it.
Apparently.
😁
Thank you Steve and Tanya sooooooooooooooo much.
Also i did catch the preggo thing right away.
So I'm not completely mad.
No, you’re NOT mad. I had never heard of twitching but I what a horrible, horrible thing to do to another being. If my horse had been twitched I don’t think I’d ever be able to stop kissing them and apologizing for how cruel humans can be. Blech.
You are in the right to have such a reaction to torture.
Take care.
@@rommadsen6443
Thank you.
😉
I don't know. I was watching a video yesterday in a language i don't speak. It's the father's channel and his young daughter rides Arabians VERY well and they seem very knowledgeable. They posted a short i didn't understand so i began reading comments.
To me the horse looked like it was stuck with the door to his stall beneath him.
It has an upside down crescent shape(like a bowl) so it didn't seem to be injuring him in the moment. Just a strange position to be stuck in.
Anywho, someone came around the corner with a bag and the horse and man startled each other and the horse grabbed the bag with his teeth.
Kinda comical now that I'm writing it out.
Many commented that the horse was a demon or had rabies.
It's very shocking to me.
Essentially i don't know how people come up with things and sometimes it seems obviously wrong but it turns out not to be obvious.
😊
Such a sweet horse. I so love watching your videos. My love of horses throughout my life has never faded and the wish I'd experienced a life with one sadly passes me by as I age..... I'm now nearly 60. So I now feed my need through your videos and thank you. I get it. I love it.
I thought she looked pregnant before you asked, I think you Can definitely see that she is, but maybe I see so clear because you confirmed it . 🥰❤️🥰
Beautiful Polly ❤
What a beauty!
I live in Florida, and even though I don't own horses at the moment, I'd give anything to be able to come see you. Safe travels over. Hoping this next storm is a bit kinder to us.
Polly says, “you people must be mad!! Why would you walk around out here in this?!?!” 😮😅
Great video Steve. Currently on a journey with my new ex racer and he's been a dream since he came off the lorry three weeks ago. His kind, good nature helps but your training has been invaluable whilst i wait for him to put a bit more weight on before getting onboard and I don't think either of us can wait, we seem to have such a strong bond already. I'm not being 'tough' enough with the backing up though so that's good to see in this video and also he's not seen traffic so this video is very relevant. Oh and the flag came out for the first time yesterday ... he didn't even bat an eye and i was waving it like a loony in the end but without looking at him he just chilled, watching for when it was going to mean something to him, he's such a dude :) Keep up the great work. Anthony
Good luck on your travels. There's a storm coming to the middle of Florida on Wednesday hitting around Sarasota.
"Use yer loaf!" 👉🧠
That should be your next t shirt😂
What a lovely horse and Susan has worked manic on her. I knew immediately that she was in foal when you said there was a secret with her.
Great training session. You surely have a way with horses. Thanks for sharing.💜😊💜
What a lovely mare, Susan was absolutely brilliant, she’s done so well with her in such a short time.
I hope all goes well with the foal, I know Susan wasn’t happy but I think she’s going to be over the moon a doting on her surprise foal.
I watched this earlier - gorgeous horse, location and the owner is wonderful! 😊
Twitcing is horrible, Polly is a beautiful mare, bet she'll have an equally beautiful foal. Another great video Steve, Tanya. I pick up lots of ideas.
Thats a nice horse for a buy one get one free! If the foal is like mum a matching pair for driving eventually. If riding becomes to difficult. Barry Hook is on here with driving training vids, he's another one who's very good at 'bomb proofing' them in such a skilfully way.
Polly looks well pregnant !
What a beautiful horse. Love a dapple grey ❤
❤ You folk's have such a way with people
As well as animals 😊
oh wow, that twitching looks barbaric.
What on earth!!!😡😡😡
It is. It causes pain. Which is why it releases endorphins.
It is. People can be so cruel I really don’t understand how they can do that to these innocent animals.
Not being disrespectful, but in "medicine" back in the day, african women (and sometimes "common" women) were expected to not feel so much pain so procedures were done on them (and in some cases still are) without any painkillers or anesthetics. The medical field was dominated by men. Dog training used to be more barbaric with clubs and such, but its been getting better. Here's hoping enlightened ways are taking over all around.
Beautiful horse and lovely country!!!
What’s this … you’re retiring? 😳😢😭 I know what I heard!
Brilliant VLOG … what a beautiful dapple grey mare … and there’s no point in commiserating over the fact she’s in foal. You’re going to have to accept it … and don’t forget she could very well pick up on your displeasure.
I felt she was in foal when I first saw her at the start … and yes I guessed correctly. I would say it’s a Spring foal too. Maybe they bred her and didn’t think she had taken and just thought they’d sell her. Unless, they allow their stallions to run with the mares, in a herd. The fact that she’s five and green, suggests it may have been more of a breeding facility.
As always, ground work is imperative and the start to any training. You could see she had ground work already done. The lining up at the block took her no time at all to master. She’s definitely a bright mare and has a lot going for her!
To the owner … all the best with the foal. You’ll see, it’ll be a blessing in some way and you’ll handle it … don’t stress about it.
Well I hope you both have safe travels coming over here … I’m in the North (🇨🇦) and maybe someday you’ll both come and visit all of us up here!
Happy trails ~ safe travels! 🙏🙌✝️✡️❤️
Well done as usual Steve. Another day closer to retirement.! Ha Ha Ha, like Tanya said on the video to Susan, "He say's that all the time..!!!
Hah i am no horse person, but in the first seconds of the video I thought, nice horse, but the belly is a bit out of shape 😂
Are drivers always that polite there?
Beautiful horse. Very responsive. She will be wonderful when her life settles.
Polly is SO pretty, my favorite colour dapple grey! Wonder what colour her baby will be! Was she purchased accidentally preggers? So is there any way to find out who the baby daddy is?
Can't seem to respond to person who commented, but I have been studying Steve's videos for quite some time. Helping a lot Thought I made that clear.
Beautiful Polly, ID'S have such nice temperaments. Well done Sue, you've made a great start with her & she already loves you ro bits.
Poor love, being ear twitched for God's sake, the only reason they stop moving is cos of the excruciating pain! I did years ago have to hold a couple of horses on nose twitches to be stitched up by vets, but it was in extreme emergency, it is absolutely not a shortcut to decent, humane Training!
Looking forward to seeing Polly's foal.
What a lovely mare!
another fab vid, thank you so much for sharing. Love the use of a neck rope, particularly at the mounting block. Very handy!
Such a beautiful horse
Is it Polly or Pauline and I’m glad she’s in foal. And where was she from? Sometimes I can’t catch what you say because of the accent,sorry! Very smart and beautiful horse.
Another fantastic video! Absolutely brilliant! ❤❤❤❤❤
Please show us the baby when it comes. ❤
I feel incredibly smug but I took one look at that tum in the intro and thought, oh, she’s pregnant! Sad that the girl has been badly used. I hate twitching. Sad for the owner. And the pregnancy? Foals are a problem if they are not wanted. It’s getting like cats and dogs. Horses are being abandoned due to the costs. I know Sue won’t do that but any foal or indeed, any unwanted animal, is a great shame on humans. But a lovely video. A lovely pretty mare. I’m sure she will do well. Polly would have really have appreciated your kindness Steve.
I think Susan said Polly would be her last horse. Last but one now we know the secret🤣Polly seems a lovely mare, a good partner for Susan. All the best for them both!
I had no idea they twitch ears...what a horrible thing to do. That can do permanent damage to those delicate structures.
Beautiful clever horse!!!!
❤Thank you 😊
Great video thank you again, and have fun in Florida, ❤❤❤,