First Real Time Riding Champ! [Problem Horse Series]

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  • @JesseDrent
    @JesseDrent  Год назад +43

    Link to Holzkern: www.holzkern.com/en_world/jessedrent

  • @DianeLee999
    @DianeLee999 Год назад +246

    I am happy that Champ’s caring owner responded to the suggestion about using ulcer guard for him. Many horses have ulcers, and the pain can cause a lot of behavioral issues. Champ is a very busy mind and has relaxed so much as you work with him. Great job, Jesse. 🌈💜🇺🇸

  • @dd3wc
    @dd3wc Год назад +194

    I like how you’re taking your time with Champ, in a wholistic approach with plenty of time and patience. When in doubt always go back to the basics. You’re such a gentle soul Jesse and you exude kindness. 😇🙌🙏

  • @caleighrutledge4202
    @caleighrutledge4202 Год назад +83

    People underestimate how difficult it is to manage a sharp sensitive BIG horse like this. Lovely re-start job.

  • @chrisp9012
    @chrisp9012 Год назад +38

    Wonderful demonstration - working from a position of earned trust rather then forced domination. Champ deserves the time you're giving him to learn and to trust. Love from Canada.

  • @sabinamarciniak7552
    @sabinamarciniak7552 Год назад +72

    ❤❤❤❤❤ seldom have I seen such intuitive,sensitive, kindness and knowledge in one so young ...So refreshing and wonderful to see a young man who cares for every aspect of the horses welfare ❤❤

    • @ady1gilb
      @ady1gilb Год назад +6

      Very well said! I'm sure thousands of people will agree with you! I know I do!!! 💥😁💥

  • @chasingfences1302
    @chasingfences1302 Год назад +97

    Great work, Champ looks much more relaxed with you now. You have established a nice bond with him, and he looks more confident and trusting. 🥰🐎

  • @teresadopyera1258
    @teresadopyera1258 Год назад +58

    Dear Jesse... It never ceases to amaze me... the power of LOVE. Champ, as well as all of the horses with whom you work, can feel the love within your heart. The connection you have with them, as others have mentioned, is pure Magic. Your kindness and patience with Champ are an inspiration to everyone who witnesses it. You blend the essence of your wisdom, experience and gentle nature to cultivate a genuine relationship with horses. It is truly beautiful to watch. Thank you for sharing this process with all of us. I LOVED the video and seeing this beautiful horse transform before our very eyes. Love always from USA 💜☮💜

  • @hollyobrien2816
    @hollyobrien2816 10 месяцев назад +15

    I love this particular video. Your release timing when he is truly trying is so incredibly spot on and you seem to have that ability instinctively and don't even think about it, just so natural to you. What a gift. What a lucky horse he is to have landed into your care. Just gorgeous to watch.

  • @dianecarone2629
    @dianecarone2629 Год назад +32

    Love how you were anchoring your seat with shorter stirrups and heals way down, for your safety. You are a brilliant rider and trainer....slow with no expectations.

  • @piaogilvie8463
    @piaogilvie8463 Год назад +5

    Champ is a glorious looking horse, and his response to Jesse's gentle ways is wonderful!
    Jesse, I love how far away from 'breaking horses' you are. Your gentle and understanding ways are such a huge credit to you💚

  • @michelemason1663
    @michelemason1663 Год назад +28

    It’s almost like he was never really trained properly…..and in the right way….holding on to all that tension from bad experiences….I love how you are starting from scratch and how you are allowing him time to process as you go. You can clearly see he trusts you.😊

    • @lieke9460
      @lieke9460 Год назад +5

      He wasn't set boundries either

  • @lesleymcconochie9550
    @lesleymcconochie9550 Год назад +55

    Lovely to see you back. Can you say to Matt that we miss him too.

    • @fredakharlo9062
      @fredakharlo9062 Год назад +1

      Now u 2 may have a life but we want to know everytj I ng,!!😎

  • @TheGarnetObsidian
    @TheGarnetObsidian Год назад +14

    Jesse, you are so kind. Champ is a beauty. What a difference! Could he have old injuries? I also see his fussing with his right shoulder/foreleg and his croup tensing at first mount. Best wishes to everyone.♥

  • @vtee361
    @vtee361 Год назад +20

    So lovely to see someone who is so in synch and in touch with a horses feelings. The fact that you are not taking his slow pace of progress as a personal reflection of you is so touching. Gorgeous horse and special human. Hang in the Jesse , champ needs you. Love watching him playing with you , he might be a future star of your show. show ?

  • @GPwithme
    @GPwithme Год назад +21

    Oh my gosh what a huge difference! You can tell how much he trusts you and how much he enjoys working with you. He seems so so smart, like his own brain gets in his own way and you are the first person to understand that. Beautiful work! Thanks for sharing with us!

  • @Pacia333LPS
    @Pacia333LPS Год назад +7

    Champ is truly a REAL Champ ❤

  • @PurpleHorse49
    @PurpleHorse49 Год назад +34

    Wow what a huge improvement - Champ is doing so great! Him and his owner are both lucky to have you working with him, you're doing great work!

  • @janebain2941
    @janebain2941 Год назад +14

    Magical to see you working with Champ and lovely to see you back. Please don’t leave it so long before you are back. And where is Matt. You are both missed

  • @bonnietoriani3189
    @bonnietoriani3189 Год назад +15

    OMG,,,, Jesse. I’m so amazed!!!!!! My heart was in my throat, when you went to get on him. Then it made my heart happy to see HOW FAR THIS BOY HAS COME!!!! Soooooo proud of you both. You’ve done leaps and bounds for this owner and her beautiful horse 💕💕💕💓💗🥰

  • @Morganpies
    @Morganpies Год назад +9

    Wow look how chilled he looks at the end during the outtro!!! You’re amazing!

  • @april5666
    @april5666 Год назад +14

    Wonderful progress for Champ. His owner must be thrilled that her horse is on his way to being a relaxed and happy companion for her :)

  • @suzanne9622
    @suzanne9622 Год назад +12

    I love how intelligent and sweet Champ looks, as he turns his head in the very beginning, looking at the Camera, as if to say, look at me and how handsome I am! What I love the most as I rewatch this for a second time is the trust and love Champ has for Jesse. It really shows. 🧡 Jesse's groundwork and time and not rushing has really paid off. Jesse keep Champ first and foremost, and if you need time and space in the videos to put Champ first into your focus, take a break from recording and do what continues to be best for you both and your path forward together. Jesse, I have my own young horse that I am now training and will be needing to back him as you are her, and I am learning a lot from watching your video. Thank you so much for posting this, it is very, very helpful. Champ is trying very hard to please you and do as asked and you can see how much he trusts you. What a good boy he is! You are right to keep a contact as you train to be ready to help him in case he suddenly reacts you will be ready. Don't worry about his head, all your instincts are right now, and you are wise to follow them. You can fine tune things as you progress and as he gains confidence in learning what this is all about. Lastly if his hooves are bad, he may benefit from a hoof supplement, even if just for a short time to get his feet back looking good again. Farrier's Formula worked great for my horse. This horse has so much personality!! ☺

  • @heaven77ish
    @heaven77ish Год назад +7

    Just like some children, animals can have ptsd. We are all mammals. If a human, dog, cat or ape can have ptsd so can a horse. Seeing you, Jesse, work towards making his life easier and giving him the coping mechanisms is awesome. Lifts my heart to know people do care enough to help the ones with issues.

  • @nang.s.8869
    @nang.s.8869 Год назад +12

    Jesse you are truly a great trainer, so gentle and kind. Good to see you back on YT, take care and be safe.❤

  • @mariasutube100
    @mariasutube100 Год назад +7

    Wow champ what a difference! Jesse and Anouk good for you all!!!!

  • @lisajensen1843
    @lisajensen1843 Год назад +12

    If a nervous horse were ever going to be comfortable it would be with you! Love you and your channel so much!

  • @jennifercockrill6356
    @jennifercockrill6356 Год назад +11

    Wow! He did so great. That's a lot of progress. Patience and a genuine desire to help him be comfortable in his body are making such a difference for that guy. It's inspirational to watch.

  • @cynthiaweathers6979
    @cynthiaweathers6979 Год назад +11

    You are so good at what you do. You use kindness and patience and gain their trust. I'm sure your services are in high demand. Thank you for taking good care of those in your training programs.

  • @mairimcgonigill4347
    @mairimcgonigill4347 10 месяцев назад +3

    Marvellous progress for Champ, he's a lucky boy having knowledgeable, kind Jesse to help him overcome his problems. ❤❤

  • @kkeen1450
    @kkeen1450 Год назад +10

    Jesse, it's so amazing to watch you with any of your horses. You obviously care about them. Thank you for taking the time to make these videos. 💛💫✨

  • @mappandlucia138
    @mappandlucia138 Год назад +24

    Fantastic to see! 👏👏👏Jesse, your magic is changing Champ from a “problem horse” (even tho there’s no such thing) to such a good boy. It’s so interesting to hear your thoughts about why you are doing certain things. You totally put yourself in Champ’s head and it’s wonderful to see the success being achieved. Above everything else, you use great patience as a tool. This is a real feel good video, and so nice to kick off the weekend with. Keep up the amazing work!

  • @PonyTrotsky
    @PonyTrotsky Год назад +12

    I love the attention to detail here. Jesse thinks of everything! Really great to watch. :)

  • @audreymaqks
    @audreymaqks Год назад +7

    Jessie I feel so fortunate to be able to watch you work witb horses. You are the best trainer/teacher a horse could ever have. I am so glad his owner has youbto help Champ. Without you he would have been sold and just become more confused. Such amazing progress

  • @suzannegray840
    @suzannegray840 Год назад +9

    Jesse and Champ are a work in progress. Your patience and love is inspiring. Champ is lucky to have you.

  • @petrazibarova4725
    @petrazibarova4725 Год назад +11

    What an improvement and what a beauty Champ is 🙂

  • @jodyhuston1516
    @jodyhuston1516 Год назад +12

    Very nice, Champ and Jesse. Champ looks mentally in a much better place. He deserves all the patience, relationship and basic training you’re giving to get him this far. Well done, keep going! 👍❤️
    PS. I LOVE all the neck flexion exercises you’re doing with him. It not only softens Champ’s responses and can be used for an emergency stop, but it has him willingly giving a bit more to your requests, even by a tiny amount each time, and he’s rewarded immediately for it. (rein/lead release of pressure).
    It all ties in to willing cooperation, well done!

  • @victoriacollier8121
    @victoriacollier8121 Год назад +13

    Wow Jesse!!!! That was awesome!!! His ground work was so much more relaxed! That canter he did was so low and relaxed. Well done. Ground work is so important and you can see you have worked on that as the difference from the first video to this one is huge. He is a beautiful horse xxx

  • @loribadgero1035
    @loribadgero1035 Год назад +12

    So sweet how you include his needs before progressing. He has come a long way, and his playful ‘push’ at the end shows how much he likes you. (I think). Great job, Jesse!🤗👍👏🏻💯

  • @aviaaja3439
    @aviaaja3439 Год назад +18

    What a great job! Im so impressed of the progress you have done with him Jesse!!! I absolutly love seeing the calm and trust the horses show around you!

  • @catherineconrad4493
    @catherineconrad4493 Год назад +5

    What a transformation, he coming around. . . . trust is the key, and he is trying

  • @noelmay9
    @noelmay9 Год назад +13

    Yay, Champ! Such a transformation. You should both be very proud :) I drink chamomile tea when I need to relax so I'm sure that's helping him be more at peace too!

  • @maiahendriks6354
    @maiahendriks6354 Год назад +28

    De manier waarop je jouw paarden traint en Champ helpt is zo inspirerend❤ Je bent mijn voorbeeld💪 Wat fijn om te zien dat Champ al zoveel vooruit is gegaan👍🥰

  • @thirdculturekid12
    @thirdculturekid12 Год назад +11

    Wow Champ seems so much calmer and in tune with what you're asking of him! Really exciting to see his progress and trust increasing over time, and he moves so nicely with you on him 😊 Fantastic work, rooting for you both!

  • @donnapalmeri9573
    @donnapalmeri9573 Год назад +8

    Champ is coming along,slowly but surely. He is a beautiful horse,and trusts you very much! Stay safe and well Jesse.😊😘❤💘

  • @Robsav-yx6vi
    @Robsav-yx6vi Год назад +6

    Jesse ., YES huge accomplishment.
    Your spirit is reaching him . He’s a a Star
    In the making . Very very fortunate to have
    You bring out the best in his life . Congrats

  • @zoenielsen1872
    @zoenielsen1872 Год назад +7

    Love watching you work, always with such kindness

  • @michelineduvieusart2439
    @michelineduvieusart2439 Год назад +14

    I was wondering how Champ was getting on , I've got the answer and I'm so happy for him, for you and for Anouk.
    The work you're doing with him will be long, and there may still be moments of tension, misunderstanding and stress, but you won't give up. So much changes since the first video!!!
    Your kindness, patience, positive attitude and, of course, your knowledge give incredible results!
    Champ is a wonderful horse and you're going to give him the happy, normal life that every horse deserves. Be proud of what you accomplish Jesse! I am impressed and really moved by this beautiful video.
    Love 👏🤗💙

  • @ady1gilb
    @ady1gilb Год назад +5

    When U & Champ R finally flowing 2gether & riding with easy, relaxed, power & energy ... THAT'S when we'll see the miracle of yr soft & natural teaching talent! And WHAT A FREAKIN GREAT JUMPER HE COULD BE! 💥💪💥 Yr sitting on the Rolls Royce of War Horses & U look awesome up there! Keep it coming...yr both so close 2 being one entity moving as one spirit! 💥👍💥🥰💥. Sooo proud of U & "The Champ"! 💖

  • @paulamckibben1317
    @paulamckibben1317 Год назад +8

    Wow.. you've made amazing progress with helping Champ to become the horse he'd like to be.. relaxed and happy.. kudos Jesse ❤❤

  • @monaarce2495
    @monaarce2495 Год назад +6

    Jesse, you have such love and patience with horses, it is beautiful to watch.

  • @neelamwadhwani505
    @neelamwadhwani505 11 месяцев назад +4

    As I watch your videos, and those of Matt B., I am delighted to see how you handle your horses. The gentleness and communication that you and Matt use when dealing with your horses is deeply touching and inspiring to me, because these gentle giants (horses) are extraordinary animals that the majority of humanity has not realized yet. Keep it up, because these Gentle Giants may one day show US the way!

  • @zaraheikamp6232
    @zaraheikamp6232 Год назад +9

    it's great to see how champ has progressed ❤

  • @ingeliechtenfeld
    @ingeliechtenfeld Год назад +5

    Great work, Jesse, thank you for sharing your experience with Champ. He’s being such a good boy trying so hard to comply while not completely letting go the personality he actually is. All the best to Champ and congratulations to his owner. Though she might not know now, but she he has got herself a dream horse. He is worth all the effort. 🤍 oh and greets from Austria! Camomile grows in our garden and is a powerful herb. You can collect and dry the blossoms and use it as a tea for example. Which is by the way also very healthy for an upturned digestive system, it calms and has strong anti-inflammatory effects. I give it to my dog too. 🌸

  • @lindseyollewagen450
    @lindseyollewagen450 Год назад +4

    So beautiful to see the growth of your relationship and trust with one another!

  • @EleanorNeville618
    @EleanorNeville618 Год назад +7

    I love seeing this. Great principles of patience and training for any horse. Excellent, perfect. Well done!!

  • @allygee5468
    @allygee5468 Год назад +4

    Thats wonderful Jesse you can see that he is startingto feel more comfortable Champ is not a horse to be hurried he needs your calmness

  • @kitty941
    @kitty941 Год назад +10

    Jesse…It is amazing and kind what you are doing for this horse and his owner! Love to see the progress and it is obvious! You can see such a difference. So good for people to see how time and patience can build such trust! Thank for sharing your journey with him ❤

  • @elainetanner178
    @elainetanner178 Год назад +3

    You are doing a great job. Everyone wants to hurry the process. When a horse already has an issue, it makes things harder. Slow and easy. Really take the time and make it enjoyable for the horse. This you already know and are doing.

  • @suzycue9278
    @suzycue9278 Год назад +8

    Jesse, you really are soooo gifted! Just awesome! ❤️

  • @janewilliamson3130
    @janewilliamson3130 Год назад +1

    I think you have done so much with Champ and seem to be creating a strong bond with him. He’s. Beautiful boy. And you are bringing out the best in him. What a great owner to feel so much for Champ and getting the help he needs. ❤❤❤

  • @catchryder2591
    @catchryder2591 Год назад +5

    Champ is doing amazing. He's a gorgeous horse. I think he's enjoying getting back to work. Time pays off,well done Jesse.

  • @susanstewart1402
    @susanstewart1402 Год назад +5

    Seeing you work with Champ is so inspiring, Jesse. He was genuinely playing with you at the end. You can see the trust and relaxation building.

  • @copgirl490
    @copgirl490 Год назад +4

    It's amazing how much trust and confident Champ hast gained in that time. It is such an incredible improvement. Andnthat you are able to sit on him and even trot is a milestone

  • @pagejohnson2316
    @pagejohnson2316 Год назад +3

    really enjoy this series! my trainer is always telling me to "listen to the horse" and you really are a great example of this philosophy

  • @bkm2797
    @bkm2797 Год назад +3

    Really so much better, he is trying hard to focus on what you want him to do. Champ will be prancing with head held high before you know it. Thank you Jesse, always good to see you.

  • @Beverley-b9t
    @Beverley-b9t 4 месяца назад

    You have a beautiful soul Jesse, no wonder the horses love and trust you.

  • @kerryfoose3116
    @kerryfoose3116 Год назад +6

    Im excited to hear you say that you will be trying the bitless bridle one day. I personally feel that the bit/flash is triggering him and the different feel of the Nalanta bridle will be just the change he needs to move forward. Can't wait to see the next Champ video.

  • @sarab044
    @sarab044 Год назад +12

    Truly an amazing progress to watch, and such great work from you as well! Champ is a beautiful horse and he's visibly getting more and more comfortable❤🐴

  • @cordywitt6400
    @cordywitt6400 Год назад +7

    Nice job. Such a different horse now. But I believe that this horse would need an experienced and confident rider/owner like Jesse is.

  • @sharongraham8260
    @sharongraham8260 Год назад +3

    Brilliant video jesse what a difference your training is making to champ he looks a lot more chilled and the relaxation is coming lovely first trot under saddle can't wait for the next video.❤

  • @NZKaz
    @NZKaz Год назад +3

    Proud of you! Such a lovely way to untangle issues and gain trust

  • @marciahenry3893
    @marciahenry3893 Год назад +1

    Such a special touch with horses, Jesse.

  • @terrybacot3858
    @terrybacot3858 Год назад +4

    WOW, totally impressed how far Champ has come. It's unbelievable!!! Jesse you have done a great job. You and the owner should consider using hoof moisturizer on his hooves every it really helps protects them from moisture and cracking.

  • @julieinak
    @julieinak Год назад +3

    Brilliant, Jesse. You are saving this beautiful horse!

  • @Jgirr5
    @Jgirr5 Год назад +4

    😍 What a joy to see Champ progressing in his confidence that communications are a two way street is really building his trust. 🙌 Jesse your diligence and care for Champs' overall well being is brilliant and so kind. Thank you for sharing looking forward to future episodes! ❣

  • @sidilicious11
    @sidilicious11 Год назад +3

    I love your way with horses, Jesse.

  • @nolaquev
    @nolaquev 4 месяца назад

    Jesse you're so talented. A real horse whisperer. Very good job. Champ looks much happier

  • @Pferdeclique
    @Pferdeclique Год назад +1

    you really remind me on Bob Ross. Its really beautful to watch you teaching and working with this horse. Everything looks so fluent and light. Just like watching Bob Ross painting - natural, easy and patient. Amazing work!

  • @patriciaruth2894
    @patriciaruth2894 Год назад +4

    I admire your horsemanship Jesse ❤

  • @Primrose.ponies
    @Primrose.ponies Год назад +4

    Love this series! Reminds me a lot of the green horses I was able to work with alongside my instructor. There’s nothing more rewarding then seeing your time and patience pay off with an animal :)💜
    Also I’m really looking forward to having the chance of seeing him getting chiropractor work in the future. It’s really cool being able to see how much that kind of stuff can help the horse relax and bend better. Great job with Champ!

  • @biggothepiggo
    @biggothepiggo Год назад +3

    Great work, Jesse! Slow and steady wins! To me, he looks like he's enjoying the work and my feeling is that his enjoyment and trust are going to continue to grow. So wonderful to see. I'm really enjoying this series.

  • @jeanviarengo231
    @jeanviarengo231 Год назад +4

    Ulcers are far too common. Thank you for your great care and setting an example

  • @tinak.6182
    @tinak.6182 Год назад +2

    You can see all the improvements... Looks a lot more chill and calmer.
    Great what you did for him and his owner. ❤

  • @misskfountain4070
    @misskfountain4070 Год назад

    The affection shown at the end of the video says it all. Wonderful!

  • @MCrvngraddip2013
    @MCrvngraddip2013 Год назад +3

    That flexion will help so much with his whole body movement. ❤your work. You lead with the heart.

  • @rustymcnitt5508
    @rustymcnitt5508 Год назад +6

    Very proud of you Jess, if anyone can help champ it would be you. You have the patience and understanding which this horse needs. He has his mind set as well and it will take time for him to completely trust, but he's showing great progress. Thank you for sharing this and looking forward to next video. Best always Rusty in Oklahoma ❤😊

  • @MP-bx3uj
    @MP-bx3uj Год назад +4

    Congratulations on your progress with him! He seems like such a sweet soul

  • @lotusflower2838
    @lotusflower2838 Год назад +1

    Good job Jesse, and what a magnificent horse Champ will become because of your communicative training techniques!💖

  • @jessicafb5398
    @jessicafb5398 Год назад +1

    Great job, Jesse! It’s good to see you be so patient, intuitive and respectful of him. ☺️

  • @parnee9192
    @parnee9192 Год назад +2

    So good Jesse and Champ. Thank you for sharing this with us.

  • @Jivehya
    @Jivehya Год назад +6

    So nice to see you two evolve, you're doing an amazing work ! But he looks so uncomfortable and tense in his bridle and bit... I might be wrong but it seems like he needs something that would allow him to move his mouth and jaw a lot more freely ! Just hope his owner will be able to find solutions with your help, can't wait for the next update :)

  • @dcrouch1980
    @dcrouch1980 Год назад +2

    THE PROCESS- Stage 2 and its almost a different horse. Long way to go but you have come so very far to get to this point. It is a shame that the setback with his feet happened since it will slow the forward momentum. So be it , there is no rush to get a nice horse out of it. BRAVO!!!

  • @zuzuspetals8323
    @zuzuspetals8323 Год назад +4

    Champ seems much more content than in the last video. Bravo to you both! Good luck and Godspeed. 😉

  • @karincartwright8752
    @karincartwright8752 Год назад +4

    Wonderful progress. Such a gorgeous horse.

  • @denisekoch3139
    @denisekoch3139 Год назад +2

    Am loving this series. He seems so much more relaxed from when you started working with him.

  • @sandyhausrath
    @sandyhausrath Год назад +3

    No need to apologize for the "series" unfolding slowly; this work takes however long it takes. And it's clearly been worth it!! Champ looks like a completely different horse than the one you started with -- much more relaxed and receptive.

  • @rachelbuetow8565
    @rachelbuetow8565 Год назад +5

    This is so inspiring for me thank you! You have a way with horses.

  • @karenc.9505
    @karenc.9505 Год назад +4

    Wonderful to see you back Jesse 😊

    • @karenc.9505
      @karenc.9505 Год назад +1

      It is wonderful to see how far Champ has come on with your kindness and expertise. You truly are a remarkable young man 🙏🏻👏

  • @potterlinda02
    @potterlinda02 Год назад +7

    wow Jesse...not easy...well done...I sure enjoyed watching that beautiful horse