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Los caballos son seres maravillosos

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I would love more info on getting a horses "life up."

Another great video. I learn something new every time I watch

He’s not terrified he just despises you

What a pair of beauties ❤❤❤

Another success story because your kind and patient

Soo cute who agrees👇

Those people or kids who live with animals have much peace in their mind... I wanna that hug too 🥺

Thats is an awesome and really smart horse !!!!

Loved this must have made such a difference to toast and Ruthie’s relationship too ❤

He knows she’s his girl and he’s her pony. ❤️

Absolutely fascinating!!!! You are a true master!!!

such beautiful horse, I wish I had land where I could have some, maybe someday hehe

Tanya is lovely ❤❤

For youtube, it's better to hold the phone horizontal when you video.

Oh Steve, your empathy for this beautiful boy just oozed out in this video. I could literally feel the warmth, love and calm through the screen. Beautiful work, Dylan is just gorgeous. 🫶🏻🙌🏼 Edit: when you were holding the head collar with your back to him, Dylan was watching you with such interest, dipping his nose with your movements like he wanted you to put it on him. That was so sweet.

What a beautiful, emotional, powerful video. Thank you!

I have great respect for your methods and communication with the horses and owners you work with!! 😊😊

Looks like the kids & ponies are enjoying there ride out with Charlotte & Rolex,❤❤❤🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎💙💙❤️❤️🥰😊

I go horse riding at a RDA in Leeds we bought a new pony when she gets to a mountain block she moves her bun and l can’t get on her she is called Star

Is that Chevy he come on well since I last saw him,❤❤🐴🐴💙💙🥰😊

Rolex knows his stuff Steve you have tought Rolex really well & he's good with lot of people watching him,he is such a beautiful horse❤❤❤🐴🐴🐴💙💙💙🥰😊

The love of an animal is true. Sadly, the same can not said for humans

You Two are so cute!! I know what to say to a lady! 😂 I’ll take that! ❤

Watching Steve on the first day, I got the giggles because it would make a good gag clip. Steve going around and around Mr Big, I thought of Human training for Horses. "Here we see Mr Big putting Steve through ground work"

Absolutely Amazing!!! So many teachings in one video. The hand movement and placement of hands patiently was a great to learn. Even a seasoned horse would appreciate the slow movement BUILDING TRUST. Thank you to all!!! Dillon is a great horse now, his future looks awesome!

The title says it's about a horse saved from slaughter. Where? The last slaughter auction was closed in 2007.

Great work with that dog, j.k.. You have a gift and put it to good use which by all purposes makes your job not so, much like work.❤️✌️

What I love about your hacking videos Charlotte, is, it’s all from the horses view, not putting the camera on yourself like some RUclipsrs. It’s absolutely beautiful to watch because it actually feels, as a viewer, like you’re riding. There’s no ego in your videos, they’re beautiful and so are all of you. 🫶🏻

You're amazing. Thanks so much for helping.

So beautiful, the pony is beautiful and fond of the little girl. God’s grace and love!!❤️🙏

Love your skill. The audio is an issue. Please look into a wind shield . It could be just a piece of foam over Mike. Keep up the great work

Please get a wind shield for your Mike. It could be just a piece of foam

Would of loved to of been there maybe next year, if you havnt reached megastardom by then .. .. ..was at Blackpool .. .

What a wonderful video! I hope to visit one of your ranch days someday ❤

Ese Caballito es celestial Que dulzura

When are you planning on starting to work Jimmy, been waiting ages, patiently l must add. Do you feel he's not quite ready? 😊

I'm in Texas, and I have never used a horse blanket, I don't understand them. I'm not saying good or bad, I need education. We have 400 + acres, cattle and keep 2 or 3 horses that usually hang with cattle and we catch them when we need them. Normal years they graze for a living and when their grazing time is interrupted for half the day or more, we supplement the amount the amount they've been 'cheated' out of.😉 Green years, it's not much because they get fat on grass unless they have to work regularly. My grandchildren couldn't believe that when I was growing up I didn't have halters, (tops, yes😁) but not for horses, nobody did. Wealthy, fancy people or kids in 4-H events, rodeo etc., but most ranchers, farmers just never felt the need for it because "them things cost money". Tie the rope around it's neck, twist a loop and slip it around their nose and ride out of the pasture to do whatever needs doing. Granted, a horse trailer was an expense also. It was nothing to see a pickup truck, with high slat fence on both sides, and a gate in back, going down the road with two horses heads watching the view over the cab. With a ramp or just backed up to a steep spot on a hill, horses loaded up. My point is, these videos show me, at 64 & married over 46 years, a totally different world. I would like to understand many things, but for now, blankets. My horses can't have them just because they are turned out every day after we get done and because it's a large area, the danger of getting tangled is to great. BTW, thank you, thank you for constantly reminding people about looking into the horses eyes. I don't think people understand how hardwired it is in horse behavior, communication that having another horse eyeball them means trouble. They will get used to people smiling, but go easy. The eyeballs, here at the ranch, there are birds, deer, deer & fawns, jack rabbits,lizards etc., that aren't afraid of me because I don't look at them. The lizards, birds follow me to see what goodies I'll flush out. Again, I thank you for reinforcing that because so many, and by that I mean girls and women, think "I, will love you and you will see it in my eyes." No they won't. Also, I saw a video where you mentioned approaching a horse, not directly in front, but towards one side a bit. That, and looking at their shoulder, ears, legs, nose anything but eyes makes a world of difference. You are one of few who follow up by reminding people over and over because that's what it takes.

When the horse was at the stall door, calm now and contemplating the step, because she has trouble with the depth perception, would there be any benefit in lowering her head and tapping the floor? First on the side of her good eye then arond to her blind side and back around. I'm wondering if getting her used to listening, she can tell it sounds the same. She will be learning to use her ear on that side as an eye, kind of, anyway. Leading in and out until she's used to it, gently tapping the floor, much like people tap a cane to 'hear' depth and distace. Is this good, maybe or NEVER EVER, if never please explain so I get the idea.

Again? She gives him the wrong halter?

Clean stall

I used to have an antique book published in the late 1800's on the care of hunting horses (in the UK). It recommended having three saddles for each horse. One for when they first came in after their summer off when they were fat and unmuscled, one for when they had attained basic fitness and one for when they were lean and fully hunting fit. A horse's shape will change constantly depending on fitness, age, health etc. One saddle alone is never going to fit correctly throughout a horse's life (even with pads). Also it was pointed out that even with a perfectly fitting saddle, if the rider was unbalanced pressure sores would still be created. I don't know anything about western saddles so I don't know whether any of this applies to them. I do like the idea of the total contact saddle that Charlotte showed.

Omgosh I'm an awful person! Steve, I laughed more times than I should have. Glad you were ok!

Question. Why are you using your leg and spurs every step when you're doing walk?

Watching Steve work with Rolex is like poetry in motion

All the beautiful boys looking their best for the ranch day. I am looking forward to Jimmy joining them when he is older. On foal watch now 😃

Понька такая классная. Еще бы рог во лбу и все, чудесный единорог с маленькой девочкой.

I really enjoyed the demo at your ranch, you’ve got a great set up there. Beautiful horses too. Thank you

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