Right? I love the mustang makeovers, and I think this is perfect example that even the best, most experienced mustang trainers can have set backs. But the fact that Sami has put Kiwi’s best interest first sets her above and beyond, in my opinion. The bond is evident and I know they’ll get there together, in the best way for Kiwi 🖤
I think she was meant to be with you for this makeover. Not sure if many people would be this patient and positive and caring in a set back like this. So glad it's not just for the competition for you. I know this horse will get the best home with you in charge of it!
You began this to get her ready for the auction. You have turned into a therapist, guide, trainer, caregiver; she is now your teacher as well in that she is sharing what she needs. Fortunately you have listened to her. This is a relationship supreme.
The slow way IS the fast way. I commend you for putting her needs first. You are already an amazing trainer and Kiwi is going to have an excellent foundation. Thank you for all you do ❤️
Kiwi is teaching you a whole different level- she is lucky to have you as a trainer- I bet many others wouldn’t have known how to handle it. Her Liberty work was really impressive- I expected you to say it had been many weeks of liberty training, not just one! She definitely has connection- I bet she’s going to be an awesome partner for the right person
Awesome work as usual Sam. The fact ur not pushing her speaks volumes of your care and compassion for these horse and says lots about who you are. Keep up the amazing work 😁🤗
She's such a sweet girl, I love that she needs so much reassurance and is so attentive. A very sensitive girl, and I wish I were at a place where I could take care of her.
Could it be that she’s almost like a dog in being super attached to you? So if you go away for a while she becomes distraught? You know exactly what to do with her in scratches, teaching, etc., and changing that, she can’t easily find comfort with a new person? You are so amazing with her and she seems so so contented with you. I would take her in a heartbeat if I could. Great video as well. You have come so far in the last year…all of this is great!❤️
I absolutely love your channel. It’s where I find authenticity & good horsemanship. You have always been nothing but genuine with us. The reason you are so good, is BECAUSE you problem solve, your flexible/open minded and you always put the horse first.
Relationship before horsemanship- is something I’m learning about too. You have nothing to prove to anyone, Sam. What you’re doing for her will help her go so far! ❤️ Be proud.
I really don’t understand how you are able to stay on top of all of your programs/clinics/groups AND train a mustang, at her own pace, all at the same time!! I read your first magazine issue, and it was so encouraging and helpful to me! Thank you so much for sharing everything with us, including the not so good moments. I believe those are extremely important for everyone to see so that we can learn that it’s part of training horses (and everything else), and that we can’t expect to succeed in something without having those low moments. But again, thank you so much for everything you do!!! I love all your videos and look forward to watching each and every one! You got it with Kiwi. 😉 She seems like a very sweet horse. ❤️
The fact that this is the first regression you’ve experienced is a testament to your horsemanship. You’re a great trainer Sam. Sometimes they go backwards. Every once in a while you just get one that decides to test how you’re feeling now and then. It’s normal and you’ll work through it together. Love your videos and your attitude. If you ever need a place to put up near Lamar, CO for the night just holler!
I feel this video on a whole different level, kiwi reminds me so much of my mare. Super talented but has to go a very slow pace and I focus a lot on relaxation. She was in a terrible situation with over 200 horses where they were left to starve for years. She was completely feral, I got her from a lovely rescue green broke(had her for about a yr) and she had a big set back like kiwi that’s made me look at things from a perspective of relaxation and enjoyment. And honestly something that has helped me so much in my training especially with super sensitive horses are animal communicators/ psychics. I know not everyone believes in that sort of thing but the real ones offer such amazing insight into what the horses are feeling it’s truly beautiful! But kiwi is such a good soul and I hope she finds the best person😇
Thank you for being so honest about the situation! I’m so, so glad she ended up with you, so many people would return her, send her to live in a pasture for the rest of her life without individual attention, or give up on her all together and just push through the training and riding. She’s such an amazing horse who deserves an amazing life 🥰❤️
kiwi is absolutely beautiful and radiates a gentleness about her in this video, I really appreciate your approach and techniques when not just training,but also just interacting with horses,what a pleasure to witness,trust and respect alongside consistent leadership is paramount and you certainly have it 🥰 And thank you for being transparent about the setbacks, we all have them whether it be ourselves,or our horses
She reminds me so much of the first horse I had as a child. Same beautiful head shape; same chest and sturdy front legs. Even the same nervous temperament. She's lovely. I would take her in a minute if I could.
I’m glad your taking time and also making sure she isn’t in pain! When horses randomly become reactive it’s 99% of the time pain or something traumatic for her happened. I’m glad you are going slow!
Aahhh, I've been waiting for this ever since you mentioned it. I can't imagine what it was like for you, not knowing how, or if, she would change. It crossed my mind that perhaps something happened where she wasn't going to tolerate being trained and would then need a wild horse sanctuary. When I hear of cases like that, there's not been a further explanation/description of the horses behavior that demonstrated it wasn't possible for domestic life, but I knew IF that was the case, that you would explain it in a way that we might understand. I'm overjoyed that is not the current situation and I'm eager to hear what the Veterinarian said because you sounded uplifted just talking about it. Thank you for what you do and sharing parts of your life, who you are, with us for bettering ourselves and horses! Laural
Shes quite pretty. Liked her when you picked her up. I have time to take it slow with her. I'm in Az. She might be a better idea for me than a totally untouched one. The question is she a regular adoption fee or auction bid ? I'd be willing to bring her to board with someone you know or can check out for the initial transition and to have for whatever time period is appropriate. There are a few Gals in Mesa I could reach out to to see if they have an opening.
It’s so awesome that you care for her so well and don’t just treat her like a way to win a competition. I love her demeanor in this video and looking forward to the next one. 🐴
It makes me happy that you aren't in this for the wins or the glory but for the well being of the horse. I have a mustang as well, not for the challenge but I have been watching your videos for years for the moment I get a mustang and I can't wait to try some of your techniques. Kiwi is a beautiful mustang and y'alls journey was beautiful!
It’s amazing that you are putting your horses well-being ahead of the competition, that’s how you tell that you’re a great equestrian. I am currently starting my project heifer, Eclair, on the halter and I’m still figuring out what works best for her but luckily we are both figuring it out well.
So glad to hear the update. I am looking forward to what the chiropractor/vet had to say. I just had to do the same thing with a horse I am training and I would not ride her until it was all settled with a chiropractor who also is a vet. I know she will find a great home. If I lived in the States I would want a horse you have handled in a heartbeat.
So thankful for this update. I was beginning to be concerned. I know you have heard this many times, please know your care for the horses you work with is so evident. I am so thankful you are the one with Kiwi...
What a sweetie! It sure sounds like some sort of injury. Hopefully you can get it figured out. Her mane is gorgeous! She is lucky to have you as her trainer.
Sam - Love that you came to perspective about the situation with Kiwi. Your highly in tuned with your horses and it shows. I've watched you grow south over just psst 2 years and appreciate how you see things. For whatever it's worth...in my opinion, your making the right choice at right time with the right mustang. Keep it up and trust & believe in yourself.
I’ve always wondered, even placed in the best homes do these horses often become depressed or not perform as well for their new owners? They grow so close with you, what is that transition like? I do love that you keep in contact and help settle them in.
Wow Sam , I know you are busy , but gosh I don’t think you have enough hours in the day to do all you do , Kiwi is doing great and hope you find out what the cause was that caused her discomfort.
That's so hard to be going so good with training, and then having such a crazy setback. But its been fun watching and learning beside you and Kiwi during your Liberty Clinic! My mustang had a huge bump in the road when the trainer we sent him to (to get tip- trained) didn't do anything to help him, (Teaching him to fear humans, being aggressive to the poor little boy, and such) So when I took him home, I started re-watching all your mustang videos, so I could try to help my little Blaze back on track. I love Kiwi so much, and she kind of reminds me of my old mustang, so I've been very interested in her progress. And I'm just glad you got her, you have been doing great with her!!
I knew you were into the make over stuff and that give you content and a horse to use in the bussiness part. But i also over the years have seen that alot of the time you are in it also for the horse and a good home . I see the emotion when its over and you find that forever home. You are in it for the horse and i think they sense that also. Like that your up front and that the care is there Great Job and Kiwi looks like a great horse and trained the right way!!!
Idk if you’ll be near Lexington ky soon but I know an amazing PT/ chiro who’s main thing is the muscles being relaxed and comfy so the bones stay proper
I had a similar setback with the gelding I have had for 17 years. I learned to understand him as a introvert who was easily stressed but didn't show it until he was overwhelmed -- then he would either buck or just shut down and lay down. He also seems very sensitive to changes in routine or stable mates. Anyway, he lost a stable mate recently and is alone on our farm. What would be involved in adopting Kiwi if you decide to let her go?
@@SamVanFleet I'm not sure this could work out but I'd be interested in exploring what an adoption would look like. Any details you could speculate about at this time (or any questions you have about my situation) would be welcome.
You could see her personality come out before you said something...very different from the other vids. She literally looked like my horse looks at me. That's love and trust.
So glad to see this update. She’s been on my mind quite a bit the last few weeks. And thank you for showing warts and all. I’m starting two youngsters at the moment, one is easy and the other challenging. It would be easy to post polished videos and let people think it’s all straightforward when it can be anything but. Good luck for the next two months.
Another thing you might want to try is an animal communicator that has really good word of mouth...even if it is physical which does sound like, they can help pinpoint the issue... Also, if you are in lyme disease country....I once had a pony start spooking at really off the wall things like his feed bucket...turned out his lyme numbers were very, very high....just a good thing to know about and check if they aren't acting normal.
Kiwi is a good looking mustang she reminds me of my phantom who was very green when I got him and suffered a cushion from so I had to get rid of him but I miss him terriblely. But I hoping to get another mustang. But I love kiwi and I follow u a lot. But I hope she will find a good home.
Good on you for working at her pace. I don’t know if you have any videos with her walking away from the camera in a straight line, but in this one, her left hip looks lower.
If you’re down in SoCal again any time soon, have you contacted Dawn Fletcher? She is my favorite chiropractor. She really takes her time with the horses. I volunteer at a horse rescue and she sees our horses. She really takes the time to “see” every single horse and goes at the pace they need. I recommend her very highly :)
If you have trouble finding a horse related service in the future, why not ask here for recommendations? With over 60k subscribers at least a few of them should know someone offering that service where you need it! And if they're fully booked you'll have someone on the inside pestering them to squeeze you in anyway.
Wow. Live and learn. Ever wonder about the saddle? Horses backs change as they are ridden, so what worked before may not work today. Pads as well. I’ve seen well broke, ridden for years, horses react to saddle fit like that and worse. Flip, pull back, run back and fall. Changed the saddle and all was well. Crazy. IDK. just something else to look at. She seems quite content. Wonder what went on where you left her?
My mustang did this, and continues to have random setbacks. It usually coincides with temp changes and changes in hay. Mustangs are super efficient at using not much food into energy. If my barn gets richer hay, I know he’s in for some more ground work. Also, he’s a completely different horse in winter vs summer. He’s in work 5-6 days a week with daily turnout and still has some energy to spare some days. He’s been more work than my ottb.
If you can't get a chiropractor try and find an equine acupuncturist, I'm blown away at seeing my horses flexibility and happiness after acupuncture sessions
I feel like she has something going on with her definitely but it could be in so many parts of her body I took classes for doing bodywork acupressure and energy moving which was weird because I really never believed in that But I did it with her and she was out in so many places but it really worked so even if you can find somebody that does body working or energy moving that might help if you can’t find a Cairo yet
You never know what has caused a set back.....she may have had a bauble in her neck our spine when you got her. Work can help you diagnose wgat is going. Do have someone who can ride her and out her thru movements so you can stand back and just watch her body? Nose to tail.... back down to feet? You have had her long enuf you maybe able to see something. Have her worked bareback and under saddle.....She is a nice mare and she is beginning to get a spark to her!
Where are you in Wyoming? The only time I've seen a horse act completely out of character at this stage it had to do with their mouth. I think you're on the right track looking for a physical problem.
Hi Sam!! Love following you and watching your successes giving these horses the training to put them in great forever homes. Your love of your job and the horses shines through, always. HorseWorldTV has a 2 part relaxation video out right now featuring Tristan Tucker. They offer a 3-day trial membership and I think that you would see something that might work for you right now. Just a thought.... horseworldtv.com. It's by Jesse Drent and Matt Harnake. Keep your chin up and a smile painted on. You're amazing!! 🥰🇨🇦🤓
I hope you can get a chiropractor out to see her soon. That sounds like pain to me. She is a really sweet girl. She is lucky to have someone who is willing to go at her own pace.
I’m super interested in her. I have basic liberty skills and am actively looking for a mustang mare. I live in California. How do I get in further touch with you?
I'm listening and wondering why you wouldn't have had a vet examine her First thing, maybe blood work, eye exam. If a spider or bee ended up deep in the ear it seems that could really mess up any horse /animal?
My mare rides fine at home but when I go out trail riding with other people she bucks me like a bronc. Please help me why she does this she is a great horse except for that it hurts me and it’s embarrassing
I really appreciate your advocate for her wellbeing and not pushing her for the EMM. So much respect for taking it slow and going her speed.
Right? I love the mustang makeovers, and I think this is perfect example that even the best, most experienced mustang trainers can have set backs. But the fact that Sami has put Kiwi’s best interest first sets her above and beyond, in my opinion. The bond is evident and I know they’ll get there together, in the best way for Kiwi 🖤
I think she was meant to be with you for this makeover. Not sure if many people would be this patient and positive and caring in a set back like this. So glad it's not just for the competition for you. I know this horse will get the best home with you in charge of it!
You began this to get her ready for the auction. You have turned into a therapist, guide, trainer, caregiver; she is now your teacher as well in that she is sharing what she needs. Fortunately you have listened to her. This is a relationship supreme.
The slow way IS the fast way. I commend you for putting her needs first. You are already an amazing trainer and Kiwi is going to have an excellent foundation. Thank you for all you do ❤️
Your respect for your horses is and yet stern enough to make sure they (relaxingly) respect your presence. It's an amazing.
Kiwi is teaching you a whole different level- she is lucky to have you as a trainer- I bet many others wouldn’t have known how to handle it. Her Liberty work was really impressive- I expected you to say it had been many weeks of liberty training, not just one!
She definitely has connection- I bet she’s going to be an awesome partner for the right person
Awesome work as usual Sam. The fact ur not pushing her speaks volumes of your care and compassion for these horse and says lots about who you are. Keep up the amazing work 😁🤗
She's such a sweet girl, I love that she needs so much reassurance and is so attentive. A very sensitive girl, and I wish I were at a place where I could take care of her.
Could it be that she’s almost like a dog in being super attached to you? So if you go away for a while she becomes distraught? You know exactly what to do with her in scratches, teaching, etc., and changing that, she can’t easily find comfort with a new person? You are so amazing with her and she seems so so contented with you. I would take her in a heartbeat if I could. Great video as well. You have come so far in the last year…all of this is great!❤️
I absolutely love your channel. It’s where I find authenticity & good horsemanship. You have always been nothing but genuine with us. The reason you are so good, is BECAUSE you problem solve, your flexible/open minded and you always put the horse first.
Thank you!
Relationship before horsemanship- is something I’m learning about too.
You have nothing to prove to anyone, Sam.
What you’re doing for her will help her go so far!
❤️
Be proud.
I really don’t understand how you are able to stay on top of all of your programs/clinics/groups AND train a mustang, at her own pace, all at the same time!! I read your first magazine issue, and it was so encouraging and helpful to me! Thank you so much for sharing everything with us, including the not so good moments. I believe those are extremely important for everyone to see so that we can learn that it’s part of training horses (and everything else), and that we can’t expect to succeed in something without having those low moments. But again, thank you so much for everything you do!!! I love all your videos and look forward to watching each and every one! You got it with Kiwi. 😉 She seems like a very sweet horse. ❤️
The fact that this is the first regression you’ve experienced is a testament to your horsemanship. You’re a great trainer Sam. Sometimes they go backwards. Every once in a while you just get one that decides to test how you’re feeling now and then. It’s normal and you’ll work through it together. Love your videos and your attitude. If you ever need a place to put up near Lamar, CO for the night just holler!
She is going to make someone with patience the best horse. Kiwi is beautiful.
And this is why you are so good at what you do. You listen. You care. Thank you! 💜
I feel this video on a whole different level, kiwi reminds me so much of my mare. Super talented but has to go a very slow pace and I focus a lot on relaxation. She was in a terrible situation with over 200 horses where they were left to starve for years. She was completely feral, I got her from a lovely rescue green broke(had her for about a yr) and she had a big set back like kiwi that’s made me look at things from a perspective of relaxation and enjoyment. And honestly something that has helped me so much in my training especially with super sensitive horses are animal communicators/ psychics. I know not everyone believes in that sort of thing but the real ones offer such amazing insight into what the horses are feeling it’s truly beautiful! But kiwi is such a good soul and I hope she finds the best person😇
Thank you for being so honest about the situation! I’m so, so glad she ended up with you, so many people would return her, send her to live in a pasture for the rest of her life without individual attention, or give up on her all together and just push through the training and riding. She’s such an amazing horse who deserves an amazing life 🥰❤️
kiwi is absolutely beautiful and radiates a gentleness about her in this video, I really appreciate your approach and techniques when not just training,but also just interacting with horses,what a pleasure to witness,trust and respect alongside consistent leadership is paramount and you certainly have it 🥰 And thank you for being transparent about the setbacks, we all have them whether it be ourselves,or our horses
She reminds me so much of the first horse I had as a child. Same beautiful head shape; same chest and sturdy front legs. Even the same nervous temperament. She's lovely. I would take her in a minute if I could.
I’m glad your taking time and also making sure she isn’t in pain! When horses randomly become reactive it’s 99% of the time pain or something traumatic for her happened. I’m glad you are going slow!
Thanks for the update! I heard the best thing ever...it's not about what I want or need....BUT WHAT THE HORSE NEEDS!!!!!!!
Aahhh, I've been waiting for this ever since you mentioned it. I can't imagine what it was like for you, not knowing how, or if, she would change. It crossed my mind that perhaps something happened where she wasn't going to tolerate being trained and would then need a wild horse sanctuary. When I hear of cases like that, there's not been a further explanation/description of the horses behavior that demonstrated it wasn't possible for domestic life, but I knew IF that was the case, that you would explain it in a way that we might understand. I'm overjoyed that is not the current situation and I'm eager to hear what the Veterinarian said because you sounded uplifted just talking about it. Thank you for what you do and sharing parts of your life, who you are, with us for bettering ourselves and horses!
Laural
Kiwi is adorable. A sensitive mare. I’m picturing her find her perfect person. I appreciate your priorities with her. Good on the liberty!
Shes quite pretty. Liked her when you picked her up. I have time to take it slow with her. I'm in Az. She might be a better idea for me than a totally untouched one. The question is she a regular adoption fee or auction bid ? I'd be willing to bring her to board with someone you know or can check out for the initial transition and to have for whatever time period is appropriate. There are a few Gals in Mesa I could reach out to to see if they have an opening.
It’s so awesome that you care for her so well and don’t just treat her like a way to win a competition. I love her demeanor in this video and looking forward to the next one. 🐴
You have created a beautiful bond with Kiwi and she is fortunate to have you as a trainer and her advocate.
Blessings to you
It makes me happy that you aren't in this for the wins or the glory but for the well being of the horse. I have a mustang as well, not for the challenge but I have been watching your videos for years for the moment I get a mustang and I can't wait to try some of your techniques. Kiwi is a beautiful mustang and y'alls journey was beautiful!
Kiwi is a great teacher, I'm glad you two have each other!
It’s amazing that you are putting your horses well-being ahead of the competition, that’s how you tell that you’re a great equestrian. I am currently starting my project heifer, Eclair, on the halter and I’m still figuring out what works best for her but luckily we are both figuring it out well.
So glad to hear the update. I am looking forward to what the chiropractor/vet had to say. I just had to do the same thing with a horse I am training and I would not ride her until it was all settled with a chiropractor who also is a vet. I know she will find a great home. If I lived in the States I would want a horse you have handled in a heartbeat.
So thankful for this update. I was beginning to be concerned. I know you have heard this many times, please know your care for the horses you work with is so evident. I am so thankful you are the one with Kiwi...
What a sweetie! It sure sounds like some sort of injury. Hopefully you can get it figured out. Her mane is gorgeous! She is lucky to have you as her trainer.
Well done for taking your time with this gorgeous mare 🤗
Sam - Love that you came to perspective about the situation with Kiwi. Your highly in tuned with your horses and it shows. I've watched you grow south over just psst 2 years and appreciate how you see things. For whatever it's worth...in my opinion, your making the right choice at right time with the right mustang. Keep it up and trust & believe in yourself.
I’ve always wondered, even placed in the best homes do these horses often become depressed or not perform as well for their new owners? They grow so close with you, what is that transition like? I do love that you keep in contact and help settle them in.
This is a heartwarming vid. She loves you! So excited for the next update ❤️
You just broke your mares heart ❤ she loves you so much
Haven't seen you for a while, still impressed
Wow Sam , I know you are busy , but gosh I don’t think you have enough hours in the day to do all you do , Kiwi is doing great and hope you find out what the cause was that caused her discomfort.
She is a beautiful mare. I hope she gets a deserving happy home.
❤️ you are an incredible trainer.
Awesome decision, love the horse not the competition.
she really caught up with that liberty work fast. you are such a great trainer
That's so hard to be going so good with training, and then having such a crazy setback. But its been fun watching and learning beside you and Kiwi during your Liberty Clinic! My mustang had a huge bump in the road when the trainer we sent him to (to get tip- trained) didn't do anything to help him, (Teaching him to fear humans, being aggressive to the poor little boy, and such) So when I took him home, I started re-watching all your mustang videos, so I could try to help my little Blaze back on track. I love Kiwi so much, and she kind of reminds me of my old mustang, so I've been very interested in her progress. And I'm just glad you got her, you have been doing great with her!!
I love this horse. She’s got such a vibrant personality
Youre thé best thank you for sharing🙋🏻♀️👍🏻💪🏻🤗😊
Going to email to see the progress on kiwi. She is such a beautiful horse.
Thank you for updating us. She's so pretty & really needs a patient trainer.
I knew you were into the make over stuff and that give you content and a horse to use in the bussiness part. But i also over the years have seen that alot of the time you are in it also for the horse and a good home . I see the emotion when its over and you find that forever home. You are in it for the horse and i think they sense that also. Like that your up front and that the care is there Great Job and Kiwi looks like a great horse and trained the right way!!!
Great to see yall. Real stuff is the best.
She will make you a better trainer. You will make her a happier horse.
The liberty was awesome
She is so adorable
I have a mustang like that i sent mine out into the feild with other horses and after that she was totaly fine after that
Idk if you’ll be near Lexington ky soon but I know an amazing PT/ chiro who’s main thing is the muscles being relaxed and comfy so the bones stay proper
Kiwi makes me think of my mare ❤ We also had a bucking setback.
I had a similar setback with the gelding I have had for 17 years. I learned to understand him as a introvert who was easily stressed but didn't show it until he was overwhelmed -- then he would either buck or just shut down and lay down. He also seems very sensitive to changes in routine or stable mates. Anyway, he lost a stable mate recently and is alone on our farm. What would be involved in adopting Kiwi if you decide to let her go?
Hi- if you're interested please send me an email at vanfleetmustangs@gmail.com
@@SamVanFleet
I'm not sure this could work out but I'd be interested in exploring what an adoption would look like. Any details you could speculate about at this time (or any questions you have about my situation) would be welcome.
Omg, I own a flea bitten grey mustang mix and her name is Kiwi and she looks JUST LIKE HER , good luck btw
beautiful horse ❤️👍
You could see her personality come out before you said something...very different from the other vids. She literally looked like my horse looks at me. That's love and trust.
Kiwi is probably thinking eventually she will learn not to leave me alone 😀😀
So glad to see this update. She’s been on my mind quite a bit the last few weeks. And thank you for showing warts and all. I’m starting two youngsters at the moment, one is easy and the other challenging. It would be easy to post polished videos and let people think it’s all straightforward when it can be anything but. Good luck for the next two months.
Another thing you might want to try is an animal communicator that has really good word of mouth...even if it is physical which does sound like, they can help pinpoint the issue...
Also, if you are in lyme disease country....I once had a pony start spooking at really off the wall things like his feed bucket...turned out his lyme numbers were very, very high....just a good thing to know about and check if they aren't acting normal.
Kiwi has a beautiful gait
I had a teddy bear of a Appy that bucked me off after a long haul and after one session with a chiropractor that was exactly what was wrong.
Kiwi is a good looking mustang she reminds me of my phantom who was very green when I got him and suffered a cushion from so I had to get rid of him but I miss him terriblely. But I hoping to get another mustang. But I love kiwi and I follow u a lot. But I hope she will find a good home.
Good on you for working at her pace. I don’t know if you have any videos with her walking away from the camera in a straight line, but in this one, her left hip looks lower.
Ugh if I had the savings I’d love to buy and work with her I hope u figure out what the source of her freak out was❤️
Are you thinking about doing the inhand portion even if you don’t get to ride at the EMM? Also Your shirt in the intro is so flattering and pretty!
Hi Gypsy Equestrian!
@@annegulbransen3961 oh hey!!! 😆
It's either riding or nothing for me! I can explain why in the next video. Definitely won't just for in-hand
Awesome video!
Have you tried talking with the person you left Kiwi with? Maybe they might have an explanation for the setback since they were with her.
I post a lot of updates in her group and more on Facebook and Instagram!
If you’re down in SoCal again any time soon, have you contacted Dawn Fletcher? She is my favorite chiropractor. She really takes her time with the horses. I volunteer at a horse rescue and she sees our horses. She really takes the time to “see” every single horse and goes at the pace they need. I recommend her very highly :)
She never had time
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Wow. Live and learn. Ever wonder about the saddle? Horses backs change as they are ridden, so what worked before may not work today. Pads as well. I’ve seen well broke, ridden for years, horses react to saddle fit like that and worse. Flip, pull back, run back and fall. Changed the saddle and all was well. Crazy. IDK. just something else to look at. She seems quite content. Wonder what went on where you left her?
You are fantastic. Such a talent. Great video. ✌
My mustang did this, and continues to have random setbacks. It usually coincides with temp changes and changes in hay. Mustangs are super efficient at using not much food into energy. If my barn gets richer hay, I know he’s in for some more ground work. Also, he’s a completely different horse in winter vs summer. He’s in work 5-6 days a week with daily turnout and still has some energy to spare some days. He’s been more work than my ottb.
Really missing your videos.
you are so amazing
If you can't get a chiropractor try and find an equine acupuncturist, I'm blown away at seeing my horses flexibility and happiness after acupuncture sessions
I feel like she has something going on with her definitely but it could be in so many parts of her body I took classes for doing bodywork acupressure and energy moving which was weird because I really never believed in that But I did it with her and she was out in so many places but it really worked so even if you can find somebody that does body working or energy moving that might help if you can’t find a Cairo yet
I’m going to be at your show that you are jugging and you are looking at my mustang to
You never know what has caused a set back.....she may have had a bauble in her neck our spine when you got her. Work can help you diagnose wgat is going. Do have someone who can ride her and out her thru movements so you can stand back and just watch her body? Nose to tail.... back down to feet? You have had her long enuf you maybe able to see something.
Have her worked bareback and under saddle.....She is a nice mare and she is beginning to get a spark to her!
Already have a plan in place, that incident happened back in mid-May
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Where are you in Wyoming? The only time I've seen a horse act completely out of character at this stage it had to do with their mouth. I think you're on the right track looking for a physical problem.
Hi Sam!! Love following you and watching your successes giving these horses the training to put them in great forever homes. Your love of your job and the horses shines through, always.
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I wonder if she had got so comfortable with you that when you left for that time she felt abandon and scared and fell back to her previous behavior
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I hope you can get a chiropractor out to see her soon. That sounds like pain to me. She is a really sweet girl. She is lucky to have someone who is willing to go at her own pace.
what magnesium do you use debra
Quiessence!
Lowering the head is a good thing. It is the horse telling you it’s content and comfortable.
She knows, she was just saying that she was out of frame
What happens if you return her? Where does she go?
I sent you an email.
Sam! I have a chiro that does travel! Lets get connected and I can give you his contact info.
All set- in the July update video I talk about how her chiro appointment went!
how much would you be selling her ????
I’m super interested in her. I have basic liberty skills and am actively looking for a mustang mare. I live in California. How do I get in further touch with you?
I’m more than willing to keep her in training for awhile longer once you have completed your makeover if you continue with it.
Email her, go to her website and send her an email!
I'm listening and wondering why you wouldn't have had a vet examine her First thing, maybe blood work, eye exam. If a spider or bee ended up deep in the ear it seems that could really mess up any horse /animal?
Oooh is she pregnant...? lol that’d be fun. Can you explain a little bit why you can’t keep her past the 120 days? Can she not be TIPd out
No she’s not pregnant
I can’t keep her past 120 days because I don’t have a facility. I sign up for these makeovers knowing I’ll be able to have them for 100-120 days.
My mare rides fine at home but when I go out trail riding with other people she bucks me like a bronc. Please help me why she does this she is a great horse except for that it hurts me and it’s embarrassing
is she used to not seeing you for days maybe she has separation anxiety bc your her only comfort since she has been out of the wild
No, she also has my horse Lynx with her and that wouldn't be a long term lasting effect. All signs point to physical
@@SamVanFleet aw sorry hope you can get it figured out she is a beautiful horse!
Didn’t this happen before when you had to leave her for a few days?
No
Here: ua-cam.com/video/yd9UKIl0fF0/v-deo.html
She’s adorable but must be super sensitive. And bonded to you.