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Superb explanation as usual xx

I stopped in the middle of video---- & Jasmine great to see you all

Luv your boys & Molly. Nice work Charlotte !!

She may have ear infection or brain tumor...my dog used to shake her head it turned out she had a brain tumor and she was in pain ... please check her head😢

The horses had as much fun as you did! That's what I want for my future horse! Thank you for sharing your wonderful horse/human family with us! It really is special!!

Charlotte is such a bold rider! I am inspired to be more adventurous!!!

0:50 So sweet and charming! Happy horse and human families!

Some people do their best . Thank goodness you can help.Eileen

Thank you Steve!

YOU are checking her eyes and yet she has been taken in by a riding centre - don't they have the knowledge themselves or employ the services of a vet when they first take in a new addition? Some establishment that must be!

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Looks a Welsh pony to me, very overweight, but that can be addressed once she's more accepting of handling. Just saw the end bit, that's fantastic, so happy for the pony and owners 😀

Well done!

Great demo thanks to Steve and the A team. I wonder if there is quite a bit of icelandic bred in her.

Is there a reason they’re mostly mounted on the left rather than able to either side?

When I was in my mid to late teens I was at my aunt and uncles farm and they raised standardbred race horses. Over the years (40 years plus at this point), since then, I have learned from watching horse training videos and your videos as well that they were training their horses wrong which taught me to train them wrong as well. I didn't have a problem with the foals as they grew older but they weren't trained right imho. The one trainer they had on the farm was an imbecile, to say the least. While they loved their horses they weren't taught properly themselves how to work with them. I still find I have a pang of sadness that they didn't train as one should, especially as to what they were telling me was 'normal' to train them. Nothing brutal but they were very 'just do it' with them. I know it's not my fault however it still bothers me from time to time.

The dark brown horse looks too be the leader? Though the Palomino doesn't like to think of this 😂

Could just be nature, wild...my american dingo was thought of as abused, but as found her near a gameland, she was just feral. Its like being in your world,,doing active deep communion with animals, & habitat like trees or grass wind sun weather & then have a business cherub touch you to be their channel of expression. What's deep moment to rider as people say horses r healing, is not same moment for animal in same space on same land. Kinda wonder how much human will suck out artistry in animal just by patting. This I learned by my dingo...who could be loved just not looked down by regular pet with (By shared inherited human talent...I know how u feel doggo cause your brain is easy to get. ....cause thats how it goes with human majority with independent animals. Most wildlife arent labrador retrievers ...& most people dont select breeds that asks you for empathy to be good toward sinful lifestyle so could commune to do soul work done by those level headed judges in wildlife & plants). Animal human partnership is called serious animal attitude by a person and human responsible has to whisper. Seen lots burn into flames being cruel just by looking from distance to my wild dog ,and saying will shoot her if gets off leash (as she did maybe twice by accident) on same walk to forest trail we did over tens yrs same way on cul d sac with same neighbor. The breed historically raised by native americans...and ponies part of Ice Age landscape. Very wild. I live in US state that has one of worlds largest military bases Ft Liberty about three hrs away. My state was settled 1750s & contributed most victims to their 1860s Civil War and had cursed tobacco farming to condone slavery. So killing communication with animal handling part war culture part land work...genetic pool. So to me, regular prince & princesses... u get judged by modernity education that raised you...most killers to souls with other regional jobs all by stupidity...promise -future work in paradise aint about stupid leadership toward nature to display authority

I understand that all your subjects have vet checks and clean bills of health, however, the way she shakes her hed so often, I would consider having a veterinary chiropractor examine her. something isn't quite right

So good to see the pony’s trusting humans again

I'd sure be interested in how this pony has gotten on.

Thank you as always Steve for demonstrating how to help the nervous ponies and horses of the world. Beautiful pony who you can see becoming more trusting. I have a Section A who has not had the best start in her young years. When she first came to me you couldn't go in the stable at all let alone take a headcollar and rope. Since watching your videos and coming to one of your demos, she is getting better and better, so much so I was able to take her to her first in hand show. She coped so well and with the judge. She came 3rd. 😊

My Gaston(aka demon pony-no linger Tan) is built same as this pony in many ways. He is rideable and a bit further along in training. This was helpful

I think she has been beaten in the past, she would make lovely driving pony

Always sending u luv & huge appreciation of your patience & amazing skills. ❤

Loved this. What a lovely little pony.

She seems to be very overweight. Anybody know how many pounds she should lose to be healthy? Thanks so much.

The combination of the hand to the head with the lick is such a good idea. A friend of mine has a similar problem, I'm gonna send her this video!

Shes like a fell pony.Lovely and sturdy.

Appreciate the voice over Steve.😊 That was wonderful to watch. Looking forward to hearing how the owners make out with her. Thank you for posting this video. 🥰🇨🇦Sharon.

I’ve been watching your videos for about 7 months since discovering you by accident on UA-cam, and I am so amazed by all the problems you fix using your simple go to methods. You have helped me help my horse and probably saved me thousands of dollars in training costs. I tell anyone who will listen (my horse friends) to watch you. Their loss if they don’t. I was pleasantly surprised, even though I shouldn’t have been surprised, to see this little pony trotting down the road under saddle with a rider. Amazing!!! Thank you for sharing this and for helping this pony.

i've heard that quick head shake is from an andrenal response. thank you for helping this sweet pony.

Wow

It's heartbreaking to see how traumatized this pony is, but it is uplifting to see what you were able to acomplish in such a short time. To see the video of this brave pony under saddle with a young rider, amazing. Well done❤

G’day Steve Tania Charlotte Dan Teams supporters suppliers & Co ;-) Congratulations another exceptional video of changing perceptions, peoples horses ponies, helping this wonderful world of ours to become more of a wholistic society! With many source blessings with truth clarity love light laughter happiness joy fun play creativity adventures abundance wisdom wealth health and may peace be with you all! Victoria Australia 🇦🇺 xoxoxoxoxo 😘

Breaks your heart to think that someone abused that little pony n the past so badly that she was terrified for anyone to touch her. Bless you for helping her learn to trust people again

Well Steve that was awesome and what a pretty pony I hope she goes well. Also I have to say how lovely of you to give free tickets for your next show, I bet you will have double the amount next time 😂 just in case it raining. ❤❤

Didn’t hear you explain why not scratches or strokes? Maybe I missed it. So nice she managed to trust.

Loved the update. Had an almost identically conformed pony once, but about 14hh. He was half welsh pony, half welsh cob. He too was a spooky wee thing on arrival. 2 other owners had never managed to break him in and he was very confused from mixed messages from humans. Got to love chunky ponies. Thanks for doing the voice over, it was helpful.

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Nice to see a ll the people watching and learning your about approach to training. We need more people to learn what you know! Your videos have been so valuable for me and my challenging horse.🐴 ❤️

She looks POA, Pony of the Americas. The have a lot of Quarter Horse and Appaloosa in hem. Originally Shetland and Welsh were crossed with Appaloosa. Now, both parents have to be registeted, one of them being POA. Hackneyed and gaited breeds are not allowed.

Amazing progress! I like that you muted this demo. It’s much easier to hear and understand your voiceovers when it’s windy.

Love it, she was prolly used for a cart she has some scars on her back end.

I enjoyed the voice over very much.

What a lovely pony. Love that bum. If she was a gelding I’d be checking she wasn’t a rig. She shakes her head a lot. I wonder if she’s been hit around the ears. Maybe she could have got an infection in the past and the head shake was a habit. Well done Steve. Not the easiest of conditions.

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It’s a shame you have to be put in a position of dealing with these types of horses, having these kinds of severe issue into such a crammed amount of time. I’m totally not surprised you were able to get somewhere’s with her. You can speak their language and I imagine that brings a sense of calmness over them. Thanks for sharing … hope they’ll eventually be able to calm her to allow some healthy interaction. Happy Trails! 🙏🙌✝️✡️❤️

What a beautiful little tank. 😊 Thank you.

What an adorable little chunky monkey ❣️