PUSHING THROUGH PRESSURE - Introducing the Leadrope to a Wild Horse | Mojave Stud 4

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  • Опубликовано: 21 дек 2024

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  • @malinbergvall
    @malinbergvall 3 года назад +15

    He did so good and you're such an awesome trainer! Please send our thanks to your camera person that we got to see all of it!

  • @emma_and_a_horse
    @emma_and_a_horse 3 года назад +2

    Thank you Sam. I really enjoy these un-cropped training videos :D I learn so much from them.

  • @aloeyy354
    @aloeyy354 3 года назад +21

    He's gorgeous! I love his coat coloration

    • @OWK000
      @OWK000 3 года назад +4

      He is actually a dark dun looking like a bay.

    • @lindaworsham3569
      @lindaworsham3569 3 года назад

      Yes he is beautiful

    • @julieb3996
      @julieb3996 3 года назад +1

      like a well-toasted buckskin

    • @Raghmahcilps
      @Raghmahcilps 3 года назад

      @@OWK000 yeah he looks more bay

  • @KingsMom831
    @KingsMom831 3 года назад +13

    You’re so good to these horses that you work with! Love watching you work with any horse😊

  • @RoseThistleArtworks
    @RoseThistleArtworks 3 года назад +17

    Thank you for showing us all the steps you go through, what you're looking for, what you reward with pressure release, what you push through. This is so helpful to see like this.

  • @RA-sz5tu
    @RA-sz5tu 3 года назад +9

    Great trainer, great teacher

  • @nancysherrill3189
    @nancysherrill3189 3 года назад +15

    You both are doing a great job. He has come so far in a short amount of time.

  • @suefleming
    @suefleming 4 месяца назад

    You're doing a very good job with him.
    He's a very beautiful color and a good confirmation also.

  • @jerrymartin8076
    @jerrymartin8076 3 года назад +15

    Good job. He's far more level headed than I feared at the start. Being this mature also helps him figure things out faster than a younger one.

  • @lynpotter5583
    @lynpotter5583 3 года назад +2

    Always addictive watching your videos. Amazing work x

  • @joannepantale483
    @joannepantale483 3 года назад +2

    I am learning so much from these training sessions! Excellent videos, Sam! ❤

  • @pnhnut
    @pnhnut 3 года назад +5

    you are definitely on the right track with the swinging motion, I am betting he has been roped, and in a bad experience way of being roped. He sure is a handsome fella. It is probably a good thing to have a confident scaredy cat, lol. I bet he will be a great horse in time with solid training. Too bad you can't keep going with him. It would be cool to watch his progress.

  • @roosalwaysthesun8759
    @roosalwaysthesun8759 3 года назад +2

    Wauw Sam that was great workshop from you, thé horse seemed gentle, thank you for sharing loved it all, I learn à lot. Love Roos 🙋🏻‍♀️🌹😍🥰🤗

  • @inspiredclips8245
    @inspiredclips8245 3 года назад +6

    Thank you for these learning opportunities here and your classes.. I haven't signed up for any of the online classes but I'm planning to sign up for one of the virtual classes where folks get to ask for certain teachings, and observe and learn from that platform. The hurricane prep kept me from yesterday's. Have a great night, Laural

  • @julieb3996
    @julieb3996 3 года назад +4

    I'm always impressed by the quality of mustangs, just nice thick solid horses.

  • @Raghmahcilps
    @Raghmahcilps 3 года назад +2

    I love how these videos are entertaining and informative

  • @coraseats2643
    @coraseats2643 3 года назад +3

    he’s so awesome i love your method❤️

  • @saspinks3001
    @saspinks3001 3 года назад

    That sweet little brownie is trying very hard to figure out the right answers. What this horse is having to go thru is why the best thing you can do for any horse you own is to educate them.

  • @savadove
    @savadove Год назад +1

    This was really good

  • @catieb7380
    @catieb7380 3 года назад +2

    He is so cute and I’m sure he’ll make you proud.

  • @jenniferflynn7171
    @jenniferflynn7171 3 года назад +1

    He is a gorgeous horse. He's definately a 'Boss'.! Lol

  • @sandimichaels2324
    @sandimichaels2324 3 года назад

    Good Job. Enjoyed watching his progress.

  • @cadencefarm7005
    @cadencefarm7005 3 года назад +1

    What is the difference between feral and mustang? He is coming around so fast! Thank you for another great video!

    • @nevaeha4048
      @nevaeha4048 3 года назад +1

      Feral is from domestic lines like a feral cat is a cat that’s lineage is from pet cats. Wild is like a puma they have never been “pets” or domesticated. So wild horse have lineage you can date back to conquistador times where as feral horses come from escaped pets.

  • @lazygardens
    @lazygardens 3 года назад

    And all the drama that doesn't happen is at 13:52 - that's really good.

  • @jesscvideo
    @jesscvideo 3 года назад

    Great job, he is really nice 👍

  • @joannb6330
    @joannb6330 3 года назад +1

    She a good trainer and a people teacher 👍🐎👤

  • @chloepaden9384
    @chloepaden9384 3 года назад

    Are you and Camille related some how? He is making so much progress

  • @dawnthompson1002
    @dawnthompson1002 3 года назад

    So how does one aquire this horse when you are finished with him. I'm. Very interested.

  • @AllyTaylor1
    @AllyTaylor1 3 года назад +1

    What breed is he? I love his built!

  • @cadencefarm7005
    @cadencefarm7005 3 года назад

    I can't believe its only session 4!

  • @RoseThistleArtworks
    @RoseThistleArtworks 3 года назад

    Have you ever worked with a wild horse that was not haltered at first? If so, is a chute the only way to get a halter on at first?

  • @Sayanbaetov
    @Sayanbaetov 2 года назад

    What age better for train wild horse ? This horse about 3-4 year old ?

  • @timklassen421
    @timklassen421 3 года назад

    wow thats a lot of solar panels any way does he act like a stud around mares ?

  • @tinoyb9294
    @tinoyb9294 3 года назад

    Goed zo!

  • @emk7132
    @emk7132 3 года назад

    When is a feral horse not a mustang though?

  • @mckinleigha6200
    @mckinleigha6200 3 года назад +2

    First

  • @dreadedtred
    @dreadedtred 3 года назад

    A little bit Salty REEEEErreeeEEeee

  • @Sayanbaetov
    @Sayanbaetov 2 года назад +1

    Very nice video! I want to learn how to train wild horse. I am from central Asia, Kazakhstan. I have 60 horse, separated into 6 heard. But traditionally, we are train in 1,5 year old. And we don't do like this in a pen. We just catch them from herd and ride them. Like radoe :(
    But , i don't like this method, your method better, horse become your friend, not like our horse, that every time to run way when see you ))

  • @rahulrai5063
    @rahulrai5063 3 года назад

    Please make horse Singlefoot training video how to make horse Singlefoot running

  • @emk7132
    @emk7132 3 года назад

    Don’t you just get the feeling that he could go for miles and miles at that jog-trot he does?

  • @OWK000
    @OWK000 3 года назад

    Wonder that they would bother with surgery after that many years. Likely sterile, anyway. May have reabsorbed testicals actually. If he's sterile why not keep him a stallion to tease the broodmares or just to have more muscles as a riding horse. Well, maybe. Just a thought.

    • @davidtivnan6668
      @davidtivnan6668 3 года назад

      I figured they would geld all the stallions (?)

    • @OWK000
      @OWK000 3 года назад +1

      @@davidtivnan6668 Then there would never be any new horses! Lippanzan dressage horses have traditionally been kept as riding stallions for instance. Cryporchids are USUALLY, but not necessarilly sterile, as having testicals up in the body keeps them too warm to have viable semen. This guy is apparently some kind of range bred horse. Sam actually said he was not
      a mustang.

  • @CanadianWhatever
    @CanadianWhatever 3 года назад +2

    Unsubbed from Rick and subbed to you. I like your techniques and I like his approach to horses, but I'm so over his bullying tactics. He can give information with tact if he wants to reach more people.