It’s a lesson program, they’re just younger kids or beginner adults learning how to ride. It also go quieter so I just tried to make the voiceover louder over it lol
@@SamVanFleet I love listening to trainers coaching their students. It cracks me up especially when they're really into it and saying wild stuff to their students. 😂😂😂
you are showing great presence of mind dealing with the noise in the back ground. You are very focused, this makes for an excellent trainer/horse person.
Ashley is giving me flashbacks to my Saddleseat days. My trainer was never without a glass of whiskey and a cigarette and she was a total hardass but man, her lessons were LESSONS and I don't know if I ever had a better teacher. Your mustang is coming along great, really loving these vids!
@@SamVanFleet Yeah lol, that definitely tracks! It's a steep learning curve but no one can argue the dividends of a trainer that knows how to push you to be your best.
13:15 In our barn we have a similar saying, "The main goal is completion, not perfection." It's a hard lesson for some people to learn. You can't expect a horse to know everything right away and have a polished, flawless performance, that just won't happen the first go around. We all start somewhere 💁♀️
I truly appreciate your attention to the details of the training..developing the softness of the mouth, I think knowing how to teach steering is wonderful...the open spaces point of out the round corral, is an excellent point! just cause a horse is mellow, does not mean they ain't smart, she has figured out a whole lot.... especially where to get total release! at the hitching area.
I definitely understand having a horse that gravitates towards where they know the work will stop, my rescue took months to get out of that mindset and it took a lot of persistence from me to end our rides in a different place in our pasture each time! It's been just over two years from when I got him, and now he's incredibly forward and rides just about how I like to! Snooze is lovely already and I can't wait to see how she progresses!
She is so pretty, excited for when she finally figures out the trot and how to maintain it. Something tells me when she actually gets stamina up she’s going to be a very neat jumper!
Super work outside the round pen team Sam & Snooze! She just keeps on thinking & working through each new ask that you have, and seems to really retain the skills & confidence she's gained from each previous session with you. No doubt the whole transition from completely wild horse to where she finds herself initially after being drawn must be stressful, but I really have to wonder if once they get settled, that they're actually relieved to have a constant, no-fail hay and water source, and be free of the constant power struggles band stallions always seem to cause. It's like they can FINALLY stop worrying. I think I'm projecting a bit...but I do wonder.🐴💕👍
This mare reminds me of my borrowed mustang I had when I was a teen- he didn’t know what I was doing, I didn’t know what he was doing he didn’t know what to do and I didn’t know what to do...yet luckily we lived through each other and he was my FAVORITE HORSE EVER! I’m scared of horses now. I’d be convinced to try again if I found one like Snooze... she’s lovely🥰
I study Parelli in Parelli land Snooze is a Left Brain Introvert. Smart, confident, you’re not the boss of me, what’s in it for me and I need to save my energy in case my life is in danger. Strategies, not too long sessions ( just how Sam is doing), I tend to ask for forward movement at the shoulder instead of hindquarters because the horse is less likely to buck. I love these horses ( mine is just like this). Because when they connect with you they will give you everything, they will take care of you and all they want in return is rest and food. ❤️.
Snooze: STAHP telling me what to do!!! I am a strong independent mare!! Sam: Sorry, boo. You gotta listen. Snooze: Alright FINE. You win. Love this girl
Doing a great job! I can see snooze being quite sassy once she works up the energy ;) Also: when did you crack 50.000 subscribers?! I started following you around the time you got Boo I think and did not notice the increase until now. Congratulations!
I love how you ask a lot before you give a stronger cue to move forward for her....brakes🤣you have really locked up brakes already(kinding...we call my gelding concrete feet because he's like snooze...no faster than her pace😍) she's a gem that one...smart and smooth even if a touch slow to show she learned it when you know she did😉
This is awesome! Do you have any tips for beginners who want to train their first mustang? I’m hoping to get a mustang, but I don’t have any training experience.
She's such a gentle mare omg I love her so much 😍😍😍 I have a sort of question/inquiry though... Does she seem to be dragging her white foot? Throughout the video it looks like she was limping a bit and dragging it more so than the other side.
@@CowgirlGoneJumper I thought that too but I noticed it up in her hip area as well. 🤷♀️idk I guess if she's doing fine there's nothing to worry about, just me being over cautious lol
She is a cute little mare that acts like a filly at times....n it is pretty amazing that she is a wild mustang...so chill...Maybe you should change her name to Chill :)
That would be so cool! I think what you do is amazing, I have always felt a burning passion about how awful the roundups can be.. but at least they get to move on to a better life out of the holding pens with your help!
I'm no pro here what so ever , but the thought crossed my mind that maybe Snooze is hurting and its the reason for her behavior ? Thank You for the quick uploads !! Great Stuff !!
This mare is very lazy...hoping that with a larger empty area she may be more centered on you! She seems to be in her own world! Her personality lends her to be easily spoiled.....kind of like a kid that is waiting for the clock to hit the time for the bell to ring! Hoping that as she gets her education she will be more willing!!
Donna C. I believe She’s more insecure than lazy....just like a kid when they learn something new they are going to go slower and question everything until they gain practice and confidence. I bet Sam will help her that confidence soon.
She has a nice gait that looks like it covers ground. I can't wait to see her in open country. No doubt her next owner is going to spoil her rotten! So happy to see Roulette at this busy stable, being the serious mama.
It’s only for a few minutes and you can only really hear it for a minute. She’s teaching a lesson. If you don’t want to watch the video, then move on, no reason to comment negativity
If I had to guess, I would say she's teaching Snooze how to accept a bit now because it's very likely her future owner will want to ride her with a bit. It's safer for Snooze and the future owner/s for her to already be properly trained both with a bit and bit-less.
Am i glad that woman is teaching me on a lesson. Typically over-dominant. All that kind do is frighten the rider and the horse. I'd have to tell her to stop the aggression and actually teach. Glad you're nothing like that, Sam.
I study Parelli in Parelli land Snooze is a Left Brain Introvert. Smart, confident, you’re not the boss of me, what’s in it for me and I need to save my energy in case my life is in danger. Strategies, not too long sessions ( just how Sam is doing), I tend to ask for forward movement at the shoulder instead of hindquarters because the horse is less likely to buck. I love these horses ( mine is just like this). Because when they connect with you they will give you everything, they will take care of you and all they want in return is rest and food. ❤️.
Please ignore the end where I say the same thing twice omg 🤦♀️ my editing skills failed me and I really don’t want to export and re-upload 😂
Ur fine
I’m sure we can all agree that we are just happy to watch your video with Snooze!
You're excused, I love watching ur skills u have with the equestrian . 🐎 🤗 Ur amazingly talented !
But was it your mares first ride exiting the round pen? 😉😉😂
Micki Stover it was! And it was her 3rd ride! Did you know? 😂
"You can't look for perfection, you have to look for progress" Love it
That pretty much sums up my entire "learning to ride" experience 🙄
I might get that tattooed bc I have such a hard time remembering that. I expect too much.
"I'll mute it"
Me, listening to the training commentary: 💀💀💀💀 my sides hurt
It’s a lesson program, they’re just younger kids or beginner adults learning how to ride. It also go quieter so I just tried to make the voiceover louder over it lol
@@SamVanFleet I love listening to trainers coaching their students. It cracks me up especially when they're really into it and saying wild stuff to their students. 😂😂😂
Plague Babe oh yeah she’s so energetic and great with the kids!
this reminds me alot of my own lessons (somewhere else). The shouting is for the persons not the horses! It makes me want to sign up again...
I love her in Western tack. I seriously adore this mare. You are doing such a great job. I hope other trainers who watch your videos take note.
you are showing great presence of mind dealing with the noise in the back ground. You are very focused, this makes for an excellent trainer/horse person.
Aww, she’s REEAALLY into those face rubs at the end😁 She also did pretty good in the little arena! Can’t wait to see what’s next 😉😊❤️
Kind of nice to see some sassiness! Means she's getting used to you, and more comfortable with things. You're doing great! So is she!
Ashley is giving me flashbacks to my Saddleseat days. My trainer was never without a glass of whiskey and a cigarette and she was a total hardass but man, her lessons were LESSONS and I don't know if I ever had a better teacher. Your mustang is coming along great, really loving these vids!
Haha no whiskey and cigarette for her! But the students learn correct and progress fast 🙂
@@SamVanFleet Yeah lol, that definitely tracks! It's a steep learning curve but no one can argue the dividends of a trainer that knows how to push you to be your best.
am i the only one who feels so nostalgic when they see Rue😭
Ah, the trainer brings back so many memories, love it 😂 she's coming along nicely!
I felt the exact same way! My instructor use to yell “turn that horse like a pretzel”!!!
13:15 In our barn we have a similar saying, "The main goal is completion, not perfection." It's a hard lesson for some people to learn. You can't expect a horse to know everything right away and have a polished, flawless performance, that just won't happen the first go around. We all start somewhere 💁♀️
I truly appreciate your attention to the details of the training..developing the softness of the mouth, I think knowing how to teach steering is wonderful...the open spaces point of out the round corral, is an excellent point! just cause a horse is mellow, does not mean they ain't smart, she has figured out a whole lot.... especially where to get total release! at the hitching area.
OMG I was having a lesson during this and I can hear my trainer in the back at the start 🤣💜 I saw you on friday and I loveeeee your videossss 💜😁
Thank you!
whaff f do you think of the comments is your trainer like that?
MissHoney ? lol
Awesome
Lol
I definitely understand having a horse that gravitates towards where they know the work will stop, my rescue took months to get out of that mindset and it took a lot of persistence from me to end our rides in a different place in our pasture each time! It's been just over two years from when I got him, and now he's incredibly forward and rides just about how I like to! Snooze is lovely already and I can't wait to see how she progresses!
She is so pretty, excited for when she finally figures out the trot and how to maintain it. Something tells me when she actually gets stamina up she’s going to be a very neat jumper!
Super work outside the round pen team Sam & Snooze! She just keeps on thinking & working through each new ask that you have, and seems to really retain the skills & confidence she's gained from each previous session with you. No doubt the whole transition from completely wild horse to where she finds herself initially after being drawn must be stressful, but I really have to wonder if once they get settled, that they're actually relieved to have a constant, no-fail hay and water source, and be free of the constant power struggles band stallions always seem to cause. It's like they can FINALLY stop worrying. I think I'm projecting a bit...but I do wonder.🐴💕👍
This mare reminds me of my borrowed mustang I had when I was a teen- he didn’t know what I was doing, I didn’t know what he was doing he didn’t know what to do and I didn’t know what to do...yet luckily we lived through each other and he was my FAVORITE HORSE EVER!
I’m scared of horses now. I’d be convinced to try again if I found one like Snooze... she’s lovely🥰
I study Parelli in Parelli land Snooze is a Left Brain Introvert. Smart, confident, you’re not the boss of me, what’s in it for me and I need to save my energy in case my life is in danger. Strategies, not too long sessions ( just how Sam is doing), I tend to ask for forward movement at the shoulder instead of hindquarters because the horse is less likely to buck. I love these horses ( mine is just like this). Because when they connect with you they will give you everything, they will take care of you and all they want in return is rest and food. ❤️.
You and snooze are doing so good! Love you both❤️
Thanks!
progress is a type of perfecting!
Snooze: STAHP telling me what to do!!! I am a strong independent mare!!
Sam: Sorry, boo. You gotta listen.
Snooze: Alright FINE. You win.
Love this girl
It's amazing to see how far have you already gone with her. Wow!!
Beautiful horse 🐴
After watching your last video where you talk about the clucking has made me a lot more aware of my sometimes insistent noise. 😂
Doing a great job! I can see snooze being quite sassy once she works up the energy ;)
Also: when did you crack 50.000 subscribers?! I started following you around the time you got Boo I think and did not notice the increase until now. Congratulations!
August 11th!
Sam VanFleet that’s my bday!! 😂
man that horse is amazing.
Love you so much I cant wait to see her after
You're doing amazing sam! I love your channel you are my inspiration!!!
Thank you!
That horse is amazing
Snooze is so adorable!
First!! Love your channel so so much
❤️
Your videos are very entertaining
She’s so sweet! ❤️
Ok, now you're ready to go down to the river, 6th St., then McDonald's! :) Sherrie has a nice place too!
good progress.
I love how you ask a lot before you give a stronger cue to move forward for her....brakes🤣you have really locked up brakes already(kinding...we call my gelding concrete feet because he's like snooze...no faster than her pace😍) she's a gem that one...smart and smooth even if a touch slow to show she learned it when you know she did😉
gotta add...I like how the trainer in the B ackround is saying "more keep going" in time to you!😄
Beautiful mare❤️
This is awesome! Do you have any tips for beginners who want to train their first mustang? I’m hoping to get a mustang, but I don’t have any training experience.
She's such a gentle mare omg I love her so much 😍😍😍
I have a sort of question/inquiry though... Does she seem to be dragging her white foot? Throughout the video it looks like she was limping a bit and dragging it more so than the other side.
Nope! She’s sound 🙂
It might just be more noticeable when that foot is stepping and catching the eye more than her other hind. In the shadows it’s harder to see
@@SamVanFleet Oh good! ❤️
@@CowgirlGoneJumper I thought that too but I noticed it up in her hip area as well. 🤷♀️idk I guess if she's doing fine there's nothing to worry about, just me being over cautious lol
Optical illusion- you notice that leg more because of the white
When will you ride her English? I think she would be a cute little hunter horse.
Eventually!
Yay early love u and snooze 🥰
Thank you!
I think of myself as energetic but where do u get ur energy ? Ur always on the Gooooooo ! 🎩's off to U ! Sorry I couldn't find a Stetson . 🤬 . 🏇 !
Early love your channel
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She already has better ground manners than my pre-green (pre-green would be the level before green in hunters) 7 year old gelding 😂
She is a cute little mare that acts like a filly at times....n it is pretty amazing that she is a wild mustang...so chill...Maybe you should change her name to Chill :)
Hi Im. Second great vids 💚❤️
Hmm..loud voices like that get my stress level up. Horse did not care a bit. Good.
Sam, do you have to use bits? Why not side pull halters or neck reigning? Just asking. Don't know if you will read this or not.
Hey! Yes. I need to prepare my horse for her life after I have her so I will ride her in a bit soon
Do you always use the "bridling up" technique when introducing the bit?
Not always
Would you do a jumping or just English clinic in Pennsylvania?
👍👍
I feel bad for whoever is having a lesson with Ashley 😂
noooooo don’t feel bad that was me having the lesson she is very good and very nice and amazing i was just on a tough horse 🤣
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Has she had her teeth done yet? If so, how did she do with the vet?
Lol I’ll watch later but the title 😧
Would you ever do a clinic in Utah??
Sure would!
That would be so cool! I think what you do is amazing, I have always felt a burning passion about how awful the roundups can be.. but at least they get to move on to a better life out of the holding pens with your help!
Today is my birthday 💖😘😘
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Now there is one random. Whoever that is🤦
I'm no pro here what so ever , but the thought crossed my mind that
maybe Snooze is hurting and its the reason for her behavior ?
Thank You for the quick uploads !! Great Stuff !!
Nope, she’s fine. There’s no behavioral issues.
@@SamVanFleet So her name is quite fitting then ! Thanks
@catzndolz was not even aware of your existence , even less of your comment !
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Yay
This mare is very lazy...hoping that with a larger empty area she may be more centered on you! She seems to be in her own world! Her personality lends her to be easily spoiled.....kind of like a kid that is waiting for the clock to hit the time for the bell to ring! Hoping that as she gets her education she will be more willing!!
Donna C. I believe She’s more insecure than lazy....just like a kid when they learn something new they are going to go slower and question everything until they gain practice and confidence. I bet Sam will help her that confidence soon.
She has a nice gait that looks like it covers ground. I can't wait to see her in open country.
No doubt her next owner is going to spoil her rotten!
So happy to see Roulette at this busy stable, being the serious mama.
I can not watch this, with that woman yelling in the background, ridiculous.
It’s only for a few minutes and you can only really hear it for a minute. She’s teaching a lesson. If you don’t want to watch the video, then move on, no reason to comment negativity
Why do you have to put a bit in her mouth, why carnt horses be bitless ?
She rode with only a halter in the arena.
If I had to guess, I would say she's teaching Snooze how to accept a bit now because it's very likely her future owner will want to ride her with a bit. It's safer for Snooze and the future owner/s for her to already be properly trained both with a bit and bit-less.
I prepare my horses for their future homes. If I don’t teach her what a bit is, I’m doing a disservice to the horse.
Am i glad that woman is teaching me on a lesson. Typically over-dominant. All that kind do is frighten the rider and the horse. I'd have to tell her to stop the aggression and actually teach. Glad you're nothing like that, Sam.
She sounds like a great trainer to me.
@@Bearrable an excellent trainer by the sound of it.
I study Parelli in Parelli land Snooze is a Left Brain Introvert. Smart, confident, you’re not the boss of me, what’s in it for me and I need to save my energy in case my life is in danger. Strategies, not too long sessions ( just how Sam is doing), I tend to ask for forward movement at the shoulder instead of hindquarters because the horse is less likely to buck. I love these horses ( mine is just like this). Because when they connect with you they will give you everything, they will take care of you and all they want in return is rest and food. ❤️.