What a great video. I love the way Cathy jumped for joy and Caesar is amazing. The way he was looking from the truck as if to say “look at me I’ve done it “! 🫶
Another beautiful demonstration of love. Ceasar looked so proud of himself! The transformation process is always the same but so riveting every time. Truly great work Steve and Tanya. Thanks for sharing!
That horse got his confidence back. He could look at his world in a different light. Quite a change for that horse. Good job! His ears went up; he was a different horse. Nice to see that change. He had faced his fear. His feet loosened up. His whole body loosened up. He felt happy! I think he actually realized that he was free of his fear. He is a handsome horse when he moves freely and loosely.
I love it when we see the relief and joy of the owner. Great to see her so chuffed that the horse she loves is on the mend, both mentally and practically. Magic.
Another wonderful training session.Such a beautiful horse. How much I love what you're able to do, your endless patience, love and kindness, perfect timing. Not a video that's been set up, but real life at people's homes, stables, in rain wind every condition. You're World Class.
It brings me to tears to see this triumph! It means so much to this gal and this horse. It has changed both their lives! What you teach is so important to anyone who has a horse. Thank you, Steve & co!👍🙏💚
It was so touching to see Caesar lower his head, and then he entered the trailer well proud of himself! :D His owner was so sweet the way she reacted, like it was magic :D
Lots in this video to help people...... I see so many horses do the 'stop' technique, pushing in to owners, 'dope on a rope' that runs through people! You and your team ( thanks Tan'!!) for showing people how much more rewarding the relationship with your horse can be. You're 🐎💫💖 Thank you!
What a great video. I didn’t think he was actually going to do anything as he seemed so stubborn. Oh me of little faith. Fantastic and as for trailer loading, wow. Brilliant. Tanja, you could do with a small fold up stool to take with you plus I would suggest stick on heat pads. Take it from someone with a mashed up spine, these are a treat
I was worried when read what happened. Shouldn't have been. Great breakthrough. Beautiful horse, owner, and your lovely granddaughter! Thank you for your knowledge and patience.
A brilliant reconnection to loading ! Should go into the archives for pre-loading preparation steps for any horse as well as for rehabilitation. Happy Caesar, happy owner!!
What a stunning old horse. The way he carries himself in the trot is fabulous. Has he done lots of dressage, I wonder? I bet he would make a lovely horse to hunt. He looks like he would conserve energy and not get excited, but just switch off whilst standing around. A real gem who appeared to be soured and disinterested in his lot in life. Hopefully, things will pick up with the relationship now Steve, (the relationship guru) has given them a therapy session !
I have just watched it and it was truly heartwarming to see how a horse can be a bit stubborn to get it to relax and stop the worrying to work with you rather than against you..
So look forward to watching the change in this horse Steve as you bring leadership and peace to it's life. Not able to watch video right now, will watch later. Thank you Steve and Tanya.
Absolutely brilliant! I've learned so much from your videos. Too bad I don't have a horse anymore. I really miss them. Bought my first horse in 1967 and sold my last horse in 2012.
One of your best videos to date showing the step by step the pitfalls and the amazing progress. The owners face says it all but so does Caesar's change in demeanour. Also honest to keep in when the halter fell off!
My family gave me a horse when I was 12. It was a 2 year old wild horse. She was an exceptional horse. 4H helped my training and I read hundreds of books. Trailering had its difficulties I would have loved your methods back then. Since then 50 years ago and many horses later, I have great loading horses. When I saw the owners joy in seeing her horse in the trailer I teared up.
What a beautiful horse! Loved the video, I've only just started watching another trainer, I really do prefer your methods. So glad you were able to help Cesar, what an amazing shot at the end, he owned that trailer!
I did not set out to watch the entire 1 hour plus clip but what Steve did with Cesar was absolutely mesmerizing and I could not look away.. He looked, at the end, like a different horse: so regal, so handsome, so alert, so stunning. Amazing and emotional clip. Bravo.
From that very first back up, Ceasar knows Steve means business. It's just heartwarming to see the progress made and really so fast. Well done all. Another great video.
I just love the confidence you are able to give both horse and rider and how calmly you nip the shenanigans in the bud and how quickly the horses realize there's no point to it. The wealth of knowledge you've acquired really makes a difference to the people and animals you help. I have learned so much from your videos, thank you. Would love to see you and Charlotte go for a ride. Hi Tanya hope your back didn't bother you for too long, no fun when you're in pain. Cheers everyone from Ontario Canada
It is a shame that your gentle techniques are not taught at every pony club and riding school when young people first get involved with horses. That would prevent so many of these problems from starting in the first place if young horse lovers knew how to communicate effectively with their horses. I always look forward to watching your videos. They are Always informative and show how to get the best partnership between the horse and their owner using gentle education. Tanya thanks for all your hard work taking such great videos come rain or sunshine, it's always lovely to hear your voice. Hope your back is giving you less pain. ❤🐴🐎
I wish I had seen your loading videos about 60 years ago. My horse would nearly faint or fight for his life if we even came near a trailer. If we managed to get his front feet just on the ramp, he would bring his hind feet up and freeze, like a circus bear balancing on a ball. That was all the farther he would go. The very last time I trailered him, he went on fairly well. He was retired and put out to pasture about 2 hours away. Unfortunately, he became very ill. They brought him back north to the university veterinary hospital, where he was eventually euthanized. I have always wondered how they got him into the trailer for his final trip. They surely did not have your extraordinary technique back then. Thank you for your kind, understanding, magical touch. ❤
Many of these problems start small, then slowly get worse. I really wish that people would notice these things earlier and get good help/retraining sooner.
Like your videos very much. You really understand horses. I live in Quebec Canada and like the way you make your videos get to see the places you stay the scenery and the explanations. I like your sense of humour. You seem to be having a good time both you and Tanya keep up the good work both of you.😍🤩
VERY INSPIRING! This was actually very cool video to have a difficult horse not a mean horse that's just a horse with problem that rightfully scared the owner. It was VERY useful to see you work thru it and see the owner become confident of the results. All the steps in one video with full, repeated explanations. Thank you!
Again Steve you are AMAZING - horse whisperer who knows how to get results from troubled horses!! Thank you Steve and Tanya for your inspirational videos! I LOVE WHAT YOUR DO TO SAVE HORSES - Kathy is WONDERFULLY GRATEFUL AND THRILLED with Caesar's results! Our darling Tanya needs to pack a heating pad to use at night on the different beds. I have back problems and sleep with a heating pad every night. GOD BLESS!
Ceaser looked like he had been in shock after his fall and had become depressed and lost himself , after Steves intervention and success he looked like his self believe and confidence in the world had come back and his depression had lifted . He’s now a happy confident boy ready to resume his partnership with Cath again😊love it
Congratulations Caesar and Kathy! You’re so lucky to have Steve help you through this problem ~ with his clear communications, knowledge and grace. Happy travels! 👍👏
Ceaser was slightly zoned out when you first got there, but you made contact with him and showed him an interest and he came out to do something different with you Steve, you showed him change,and his owner can go on now reap the benefits.Nice video.Is the colder weather here getting to Tanyas back, poor lass, she ought to put her kidney warmers on 😉!
What an amazing video. Caesar was with you the whole time. Great horsemanship. All that footwork, it’s amazing how that all works, then the lowering of Caesar’s head, what a lovely feeling that must be for a horse once they have been shown - it’s absolutely marvelous. It really clicked for Caesar and he got his confidence back. A magnificent animal. You have basically saved him Steve - so much can go wrong so easily, then both sides being unsure and shakey . Confidence is fastly lost. You do amazing work, you really do. I love watching. I don‘t even own a horse. Used to ride a bit as I was younger. Would love to have one - they and cats are my absolute everything. I am too old, perhaps in my next life! I just Hope I would remember all I have learned from your videos lol. I really have learnt so much - goodness I would love to put it to practice lol. Hope Tanya’s back is ok again - do you ask each time when you book rooms for a firm mistress? I have the same problem- when the back is ok, the neck or head isn’t- it’s difficult indeed. Thanks to the both of you for all you do. We are so fortunate to have you - you are the best! Take care😘❤️ 🧚🏼♀️💕
42:05 That was very interesting seeing how you kept the lead and slowed him down! I also like how you remind us that waving the flag in neutral when you’re not directing the horse, in between your directing, is important so the horse gets to pay more attention to what you are doing than what the flag is doing. The flag, it seems, is just the helper toward a mutually understood communication. What an awesome shift for everyone!! And what an awesome HAPPY And oh so pleased photo of you and Cathy! 1:16:11
Another wonderful & effective training. God bless Cathy and Cesar. What a beautiful reunion you have them! And thank you Tan for the great job (as always) filming! Even with your back pain being as bad as it was. Hope you get on quickky, Happy Trails everyone! Also Wanted to say Chevy was just looking just beautiful (and adorable) in Blackpole clips! Love to Nita and the fan as well!
Not only you brought life out of him, Steve, but he was trotting into and looking out confidently in the end from the trailer. By the way, it's my first comment here after watching you for some time now. I'm also not a horse person. I just love horses and your videos. Learning a lot from your videos.
Another awesome video!! Steve, you make it look so simple and seamless, but like anyone who's worked with horses would realize, what you accomplish with these troubled horses is simply amazing! Also, your methods are absolutely great and a pleasure to watch!!!
Another successful day Steve, if l was that lady I would change Cesear’s name to Sir Poopalot lol, it’s lovely to see her reaction watching her horse load on to the horse box, tfs x Julie
Lovingly video again Steve and Tanya. Beautiful horse, he gained confidence in you so quickly, hopefully he will flourish and enjoy his time with Cathy. Hope Tanya’s back gets better.
Thank you Steve and Tanya..another horse and owner helped. I love your video's I would have liked to see more of Blackpool.. I enjoy seeing you both have fun afterwards 😊❤
Hi Steve, I have been training horses for 45 years. Started with the old professor berry books which I trained from when I was a teenager. Much of the techniques worked well for bad habits. One in particular I had to resort to on one of my horses that refused to load at a show for whatever reason was a flank rope. Which I ran between the front legs and through the ring of the halter which prevents them rearing and flipping over it just pulls them back down on their feet. They can and may flail but usually give in quickly. We were able to get my horse to load after 3 hours after the show was over using the other NH methods which he was in no way going on for ever reason. Needless to say I happened to have this rope in the trailer with me as he was giving us some trouble loading on the way to the show. But got him on while I had someone tapping him while we ran the rope through the trailer tie ring inside the trailer he flailed his head from side to side while trying to pull back but then just leaped on the trailer. Once in he was in he was j 21:20 ust fine and started eating hay like nothing happened. So we came home parked the trailer in the indoor. Then the next day I made am attempt to load him by just showing him the the trailer but he said no. So I didn't waste any time put the flank rope on had a friend in the trailer who when I asked him to hold pressure on the rope when I told him. So I asked him to load up and he said no so I said ok put on the pressure so he did and he resisted some but then jumped on. So I backed him out asked again and he hesitated a little so i said ok now and he put on the pressure and he jumped on. So I unloaded him again and asked him to load up and he went on, on his own. So I removed the flank rope and asked him to load up and he did. Then I changed from a short 12' rope to a 24' rope lounged him a few rounds the pointed to the trailer while I was standing on the left abot 10' from the trailer and he went in. I kept using a longer rope standing further away just using my hand signal to load up which he did. So on day 2, I took the rope off gave the same signal to send him in from about 30 ft 38:09 from the trailer and he went running onto the trailer. Then we parked the trailer outside and I loaded him from inside of the isle to the trailer from a chair. He went right on. I did video the entire thing and made a shots video on my youtube channel. So his whole deal was disrespect in my opinion. Because we never had any issues with him about loading before. The only change was there was a lot of kids handling him and riding him. So I'm thinking he learned to say no from that. Then he just decided to challenge us all.
Wonderful, as usual. I hear more & more riders at our pony club & adult riding club mentioning your fantastic work here in Melbourne Australia & I always agree with them Steve. You've caught on here! x Linda.
Couldn't have been more "WOW"ed by this video. I'm always impressed by your expertise, technique and finesse but I had just taken my newly-turned-five mustang/thoroughbred cross mare on her first real trail ride after having had to load her by myself, thinking that the ride wasn't going to happen. All I could think to do when she kept planting with two feet in and two feet out was to back her up about 12 feet and start over again and again. That and a bucket of grain finally worked and we had a successful ride except for an angry buck when four riders crossed our path and she decided she would rather be with them. Thank you, Steve, for sharing your genius horsemanship!
Good evening from NZ. The ' horseless kiwi ' adoring every place you and Tanya go to. He stopped planting and just adored everything you taught him. Hope your back is coming right Tanya. We can relate to that. We love every video. Thank you very much. Cheers 🙏🙏👏👏👍👍❤❤
Hail Caesar! He looked so magnificent and proud of himself , surveying HIS domaine from the entrance of HIS trailer, he owned it!. Brilliant well done Steve, you gave Caesar the courage and confidence to conquer his fears. You are a treasure to observe at work with your skills, experience, grace, and determination to help every horse be its best self; you are HAWSOM!!!
dear steve - i'm not a horse person.........older now haven't ridden in years - honestly only a few times when much younger- GREAT FUN . I JUST ENJOY your videos ? entertaining and quite satisfying. -the progress and TEACHING owners !! and the horses !! Finally suscribed . LOVE when you get excited / proud................uhhhhhh jockular expressive and think your body language is ''horsey'' like ...........in a cute sexy FUNNY way .CHEERS to you and tanya , charlotte . Such a sweet lovely family.. Carry on ! Big admiration to TANJA - the wind in your sails !! BEAUTIFUL
From Eastern Ontario, Canada, "Thank You" for another entertaining and educational video. >>>You two are the best, and it always brings me joy to see the transformation of these horses with training. >>>I think the joy on Kathy's face, and her little victory dance, says it all. >>>This horse has such a good temperment, and with ongoing & proper training, I think it will be a great horse to ride in the years ahead.
WOW I TRULEY HAVE NEVER SEEN HORSES RESPOND TO OTHERS LIKE THE WAY YOU TEACH THEM AMAZZING --GREAT JOB STEVE HE SURE DID NOT LIKE THE TRAYLOR BUT YOU DID IT AMAZZING MADE THE GIRL SO SO HAPPY 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
What a difference in Caesar once his spirit and trust lifted and he knew how to relax himself! (Hilarious how quickly he picked up head down and used it when he needed it!) Steve, wonderful work on a sticky, difficult problem. I think my favorite scene was seeing an elated Katherine lead Caesar, relaxed, ears forward, tail up and happy, back to his stall. (I do wish she was much looser on his head with the lead, but I know that will come) Congratulations all! ❤️🐎
Amazing video! I kept thinking about how important good leadership is in this process. Of course it probably comes in a close second to experience. Thank you!
I'm surprised Tanya doesn't have a canvas tote to carry and protect her pillow when traveling. My luck with trying to carry everything and pull a bag would mean the pillow would find its way to plop on the ground. I have a few canvas bags that either zip up or have a flap over to protect from a light rain or dust. The shoulder strap keeps my hands free for other stuff and an inside or outside pocket on the bag fits random other things.
Great video Steve and Tanya, what a difference by the ending, wow!! Love the last glimpse of Blackpool and all the Cinderella carriages & lights going by, my 5 year old self was gobsmacked by them! 💜💙💚💛🧡❤
Great improvement on sound, thanks for that. I’m getting so much from these videos, even without a horse to practice with, I feel I can do a better job communicating and exhibiting leadership. Thanks so much.
Thinking of you this morning from NY, USA after hearing about the big storm Ciaran crashing onto the coast. Hope everyone stays safe. Please keep us posted.
From a deadly disinterested horse, dull and disinclined, you have brought him to life, Steve. Amazing.
Yes, at the beginning Cesars eys looks sad and tired, at the end in the trailer he looks proud
What a great video. I love the way Cathy jumped for joy and Caesar is amazing. The way he was looking from the truck as if to say “look at me I’ve done it “! 🫶
You're doing something so valuable, the team of you. Filming how to speak to horses. Helping them and people. God bless you.
Another beautiful demonstration of love. Ceasar looked so proud of himself! The transformation process is always the same but so riveting every time. Truly great work Steve and Tanya. Thanks for sharing!
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Steve’s equine conversation works again. Wonderful!
That horse got his confidence back. He could look at his world in a different light. Quite a change for that horse. Good job! His ears went up; he was a different horse. Nice to see that change. He had faced his fear. His feet loosened up. His whole body loosened up. He felt happy! I think he actually realized that he was free of his fear. He is a handsome horse when he moves freely and loosely.
Think its like an epiphany for these horses.As soon as you take the lead rope you notice the change.Thanks Steve the miracle worker .
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I love it when we see the relief and joy of the owner. Great to see her so chuffed that the horse she loves is on the mend, both mentally and practically. Magic.
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Another wonderful training session.Such a beautiful horse. How much I love what you're able to do, your endless patience, love and kindness, perfect timing. Not a video that's been set up, but real life at people's homes, stables, in rain wind every condition. You're World Class.
What more is there to say that hasn't already been said. Bravo Steve, Cathy, Cesar and Tari(?)
Yes World Class , I Agree a 100%
Oh your granddaughter is so cute ❤❤❤Caesar is transformed.Love it ❤🎉❤
Thank you to this lady. She has given us all so much information by sharing her struggles.
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Love how you never get angry… at all. 👍🏼 love seeing your work, always calm, always on their side. ❤
Who would have thought a horse with that outlook could move so beautifully. Helping the people is just as rewarding as solving glitch with a horse.
U always do what's best for the horse. I've enjoyed u're channel from start to finish and always look forward to watching the next show.
The patient process and methodical working with the FEET is so interesting and hypnotizing for the horse and ME🤣🤣🤣‼️💜💜💜‼️
It brings me to tears to see this triumph! It means so much to this gal and this horse. It has changed both their lives! What you teach is so important to anyone who has a horse. Thank you, Steve & co!👍🙏💚
It was so touching to see Caesar lower his head, and then he entered the trailer well proud of himself! :D His owner was so sweet the way she reacted, like it was magic :D
Absolutely agree!
Another awesome video, thank you both. Loved Kathy's dance of joy.
Awesome to see your video first thing in the morning Steve and Tanya! Best way to start the day! ❤️🇨🇦
Here here💯👍🐎
Lots in this video to help people...... I see so many horses do the 'stop' technique, pushing in to owners, 'dope on a rope' that runs through people! You and your team ( thanks Tan'!!) for showing people how much more rewarding the relationship with your horse can be. You're 🐎💫💖 Thank you!
What a great video. I didn’t think he was actually going to do anything as he seemed so stubborn. Oh me of little faith. Fantastic and as for trailer loading, wow. Brilliant.
Tanja, you could do with a small fold up stool to take with you plus I would suggest stick on heat pads. Take it from someone with a mashed up spine, these are a treat
I was worried when read what happened. Shouldn't have been. Great breakthrough. Beautiful horse, owner, and your lovely granddaughter! Thank you for your knowledge and patience.
A brilliant reconnection to loading ! Should go into the archives for pre-loading preparation steps for any horse as well as for rehabilitation. Happy Caesar, happy owner!!
What a stunning old horse. The way he carries himself in the trot is fabulous. Has he done lots of dressage, I wonder? I bet he would make a lovely horse to hunt. He looks like he would conserve energy and not get excited, but just switch off whilst standing around. A real gem who appeared to be soured and disinterested in his lot in life. Hopefully, things will pick up with the relationship now Steve, (the relationship guru) has given them a therapy session !
I have just watched it and it was truly heartwarming to see how a horse can be a bit stubborn to get it to relax and stop the worrying to work with you rather than against you..
What a difference in the horse’s attitude at the end. He was obviously closed down to begin with, very unhappy. Well done again!
Aww, what a sweetie. He was just worried and stressed and a bit fearful.
Awesome! The change in his eyes from the beginning of the video to the end is amazing!
So look forward to watching the change in this horse Steve as you bring leadership and peace to it's life. Not able to watch video right now, will watch later. Thank you Steve and Tanya.
Absolutely brilliant! I've learned so much from your videos. Too bad I don't have a horse anymore. I really miss them. Bought my first horse in 1967 and sold my last horse in 2012.
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One of your best videos to date showing the step by step the pitfalls and the amazing progress. The owners face says it all but so does Caesar's change in demeanour. Also honest to keep in when the halter fell off!
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He looked really proud of himself standing at the top of the ramp at the end 😊, another great job, well done 👏
My family gave me a horse when I was 12. It was a 2 year old wild horse. She was an exceptional horse. 4H helped my training and I read hundreds of books. Trailering had its difficulties I would have loved your methods back then. Since then 50 years ago and many horses later, I have great loading horses. When I saw the owners joy in seeing her horse in the trailer I teared up.
Awesome video and the sound is so good as well!
What a lovely fella Caesar is
Millions of horse people will gain so so much from your amazing skills and wisdom
TY from all of us ❤
Ohhh Tanya and Steve what a cute little Grandaughter aren’t you two so lucky!
What a beautiful horse! Loved the video, I've only just started watching another trainer, I really do prefer your methods. So glad you were able to help Cesar, what an amazing shot at the end, he owned that trailer!
I did not set out to watch the entire 1 hour plus clip but what Steve did with Cesar was absolutely mesmerizing and I could not look away..
He looked, at the end, like a different horse: so regal, so handsome, so alert, so stunning.
Amazing and emotional clip.
Bravo.
YES... I said hypnotizing 🤣‼️💜💜💜
I look so forward to your videos Steve. Thank you so much for inviting us into your world. Tanya, I hope your back starts to feel better.
From that very first back up, Ceasar knows Steve means business. It's just heartwarming to see the progress made and really so fast. Well done all. Another great video.
What a change in his energy! Well done again Steve and Tanya!
I just love the confidence you are able to give both horse and rider and how calmly you nip the shenanigans in the bud and how quickly the horses realize there's no point to it. The wealth of knowledge you've acquired really makes a difference to the people and animals you help. I have learned so much from your videos, thank you. Would love to see you and Charlotte go for a ride. Hi Tanya hope your back didn't bother you for too long, no fun when you're in pain. Cheers everyone from Ontario Canada
Couldn't have said it any better! Horses really do tune into one's energy levels...from the USA
You understand what horses are feeling and help them work thru their fears. Wonderful!
It is a shame that your gentle techniques are not taught at every pony club and riding school when young people first get involved with horses. That would prevent so many of these problems from starting in the first place if young horse lovers knew how to communicate effectively with their horses. I always look forward to watching your videos. They are Always informative and show how to get the best partnership between the horse and their owner using gentle education. Tanya thanks for all your hard work taking such great videos come rain or sunshine, it's always lovely to hear your voice. Hope your back is giving you less pain. ❤🐴🐎
Wonderful learning video! Can re watch over and over to see and learn from all Steve's nuances. Watching Caesars response. Amazing
I wish I had seen your loading videos about 60 years ago. My horse would nearly faint or fight for his life if we even came near a trailer. If we managed to get his front feet just on the ramp, he would bring his hind feet up and freeze, like a circus bear balancing on a ball. That was all the farther he would go. The very last time I trailered him, he went on fairly well. He was retired and put out to pasture about 2 hours away. Unfortunately, he became very ill. They brought him back north to the university veterinary hospital, where he was eventually euthanized. I have always wondered how they got him into the trailer for his final trip. They surely did not have your extraordinary technique back then. Thank you for your kind, understanding, magical touch. ❤
Many of these problems start small, then slowly get worse. I really wish that people would notice these things earlier and get good help/retraining sooner.
Like your videos very much. You really understand horses. I live in Quebec Canada and like the way you make your videos get to see the places you stay the scenery and the explanations. I like your sense of humour. You seem to be having a good time both you and Tanya keep up the good work both of you.😍🤩
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VERY INSPIRING! This was actually very cool video to have a difficult horse not a mean horse that's just a horse with problem that rightfully scared the owner. It was VERY useful to see you work thru it and see the owner become confident of the results. All the steps in one video with full, repeated explanations. Thank you!
Again Steve you are AMAZING - horse whisperer who knows how to get results from troubled horses!! Thank you Steve and Tanya for your inspirational videos! I LOVE WHAT YOUR DO TO SAVE HORSES - Kathy is WONDERFULLY GRATEFUL AND THRILLED with Caesar's results! Our darling Tanya needs to pack a heating pad to use at night on the different beds. I have back problems and sleep with a heating pad every night. GOD BLESS!
Ceaser looked like he had been in shock after his fall and had become depressed and lost himself , after Steves intervention and success he looked like his self believe and confidence in the world had come back and his depression had lifted . He’s now a happy confident boy ready to resume his partnership with Cath again😊love it
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Congratulations Caesar and Kathy! You’re so lucky to have Steve help you through this problem ~ with his clear communications, knowledge and grace.
Happy travels! 👍👏
Hell yes!!! That’s how you do it!!!!?amazing, gentle but strong!!
Loved the happy dance ! 😂 He looked a picture when you were lunging round you, nice moving horse
Ceaser was slightly zoned out when you first got there, but you made contact with him and showed him an interest and he came out to do something different with you Steve, you showed him change,and his owner can go on now reap the benefits.Nice video.Is the colder weather here getting to Tanyas back, poor lass, she ought to put her kidney warmers on 😉!
What an amazing video. Caesar was with you the whole time. Great horsemanship. All that footwork, it’s amazing how that all works, then the lowering of Caesar’s head, what a lovely feeling that must be for a horse once they have been shown - it’s absolutely marvelous. It really clicked for Caesar and he got his confidence back. A magnificent animal.
You have basically saved him Steve - so much can go wrong so easily, then both sides being unsure and shakey . Confidence is fastly lost. You do amazing work, you really do. I love watching. I don‘t even own a horse. Used to ride a bit as I was younger. Would love to have one - they and cats are my absolute everything. I am too old, perhaps in my next life! I just Hope I would remember all I have learned from your videos lol.
I really have learnt so much - goodness I would love to put it to practice lol.
Hope Tanya’s back is ok again - do you ask each time when you book rooms for a firm mistress? I have the same problem- when the back is ok, the neck or head isn’t- it’s difficult indeed.
Thanks to the both of you for all you do. We are so fortunate to have you - you are the best! Take care😘❤️
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Thank you for making me cry happy tears! I know how much it means to finally get ur beloved horse in a trailer with gentleness
42:05 That was very interesting seeing how you kept the lead and slowed him down!
I also like how you remind us that waving the flag in neutral when you’re not directing the horse, in between your directing, is important so the horse gets to pay more attention to what you are doing than what the flag is doing. The flag, it seems, is just the helper toward a mutually understood communication.
What an awesome shift for everyone!! And what an awesome HAPPY And oh so pleased photo of you and Cathy! 1:16:11
Loved this video. Caesar had a breakthrough & looks like a different horse. Cathy's celebration dance was priceless ❤.
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Another wonderful & effective training. God bless Cathy and Cesar. What a beautiful reunion you have them! And thank you Tan for the great job (as always) filming! Even with your back pain being as bad as it was. Hope you get on quickky,
Happy Trails everyone!
Also Wanted to say Chevy was just looking just beautiful (and adorable) in Blackpole clips!
Love to Nita and the fan as well!
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It appeared he just needed some mental stimulation to take him out of that lethargic mental state🌹
You're awesome Steve and Tanya ❤️
Incredible joy watching you work horses and owners out of problems! I’ll never tire watching!
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Fantastic job! Amazing what happens when you speak horse to a horse! Hope your back feels better Tanya
Not only you brought life out of him, Steve, but he was trotting into and looking out confidently in the end from the trailer. By the way, it's my first comment here after watching you for some time now. I'm also not a horse person. I just love horses and your videos. Learning a lot from your videos.
Yes, you are a horse person!
Another awesome video!! Steve, you make it look so simple and seamless, but like anyone who's worked with horses would realize, what you accomplish with these troubled horses is simply amazing! Also, your methods are absolutely great and a pleasure to watch!!!
Always a great learning video! Keep up the great work, Steve and Tanya! ❤
Another successful day Steve, if l was that lady I would change Cesear’s name to Sir Poopalot lol, it’s lovely to see her reaction watching her horse load on to the horse box, tfs x Julie
He was facing his WORST fear... 💩💩💩happens under those conditions ‼️🤣🤣🤣‼️ Caesar,the magnificent, had to evacuate to feel like a NEW HOSS‼️💜💜💜
Lovingly video again Steve and Tanya. Beautiful horse, he gained confidence in you so quickly, hopefully he will flourish and enjoy his time with Cathy. Hope Tanya’s back gets better.
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Thank you Steve and Tanya..another horse and owner helped. I love your video's I would have liked to see more of Blackpool.. I enjoy seeing you both have fun afterwards 😊❤
Woohoo! Waking up to a new video is a great way to start a day!
Hi Steve,
I have been training horses for 45 years. Started with the old professor berry books which I trained from when I was a teenager. Much of the techniques worked well for bad habits. One in particular I had to resort to on one of my horses that refused to load at a show for whatever reason was a flank rope. Which I ran between the front legs and through the ring of the halter which prevents them rearing and flipping over it just pulls them back down on their feet. They can and may flail but usually give in quickly. We were able to get my horse to load after 3 hours after the show was over using the other NH methods which he was in no way going on for ever reason.
Needless to say I happened to have this rope in the trailer with me as he was giving us some trouble loading on the way to the show. But got him on while I had someone tapping him while we ran the rope through the trailer tie ring inside the trailer he flailed his head from side to side while trying to pull back but then just leaped on the trailer. Once in he was in he was j 21:20 ust fine and started eating hay like nothing happened.
So we came home parked the trailer in the indoor.
Then the next day I made am attempt to load him by just showing him the the trailer but he said no.
So I didn't waste any time put the flank rope on had a friend in the trailer who when I asked him to hold pressure on the rope when I told him. So I asked him to load up and he said no so I said ok put on the pressure so he did and he resisted some but then jumped on. So I backed him out asked again and he hesitated a little so i said ok now and he put on the pressure and he jumped on. So I unloaded him again and asked him to load up and he went on, on his own. So I removed the flank rope and asked him to load up and he did. Then I changed from a short 12' rope to a 24' rope lounged him a few rounds the pointed to the trailer while I was standing on the left abot 10' from the trailer and he went in. I kept using a longer rope standing further away just using my hand signal to load up which he did. So on day 2, I took the rope off gave the same signal to send him in from about 30 ft 38:09 from the trailer and he went running onto the trailer. Then we parked the trailer outside and I loaded him from inside of the isle to the trailer from a chair. He went right on. I did video the entire thing and made a shots video on my youtube channel.
So his whole deal was disrespect in my opinion. Because we never had any issues with him about loading before. The only change was there was a lot of kids handling him and riding him. So I'm thinking he learned to say no from that. Then he just decided to challenge us all.
You are amazing. Your horse expertise is incredible. Keep helping horses. What a talent you have.
Great job!❤
I absolutely LOVE your training, Steve.
Steve the horse saviour ❤🐎🐎❤
ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC JOB STEVE‼️‼️🐴 Vinny 🇺🇸
Wonderful, as usual. I hear more & more riders at our pony club & adult riding club mentioning your fantastic work here in Melbourne Australia & I always agree with them Steve. You've caught on here!
x
Linda.
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Couldn't have been more "WOW"ed by this video. I'm always impressed by your expertise, technique and finesse but I had just taken my newly-turned-five mustang/thoroughbred cross mare on her first real trail ride after having had to load her by myself, thinking that the ride wasn't going to happen. All I could think to do when she kept planting with two feet in and two feet out was to back her up about 12 feet and start over again and again. That and a bucket of grain finally worked and we had a successful ride except for an angry buck when four riders crossed our path and she decided she would rather be with them. Thank you, Steve, for sharing your genius horsemanship!
Good evening from NZ. The ' horseless kiwi ' adoring every place you and Tanya go to. He stopped planting and just adored everything you taught him. Hope your back is coming right Tanya. We can relate to that. We love every video. Thank you very much. Cheers 🙏🙏👏👏👍👍❤❤
Hail Caesar! He looked so magnificent and proud of himself , surveying HIS domaine from the entrance of HIS trailer, he owned it!. Brilliant well done Steve, you gave Caesar the courage and confidence to conquer his fears. You are a treasure to observe at work with your skills, experience, grace, and determination to help every horse be its best self; you are HAWSOM!!!
Amazing work Steve!
That was beautiful. It helped both Kathy and Ceasar. Both of them look so much more relaxed and confident.
Amazing Steve! Always love what you do and how you do it. You get the best result every time ❤
You did such a good job with that horse! I’m sure he will love his new life and attitude!
Really enjoyed this video. Cathy was soo happy thanks to you Steve and Tanya. Lovely to see. Thank you both. Hope your sore back is better Tanya. ❤
dear steve - i'm not a horse person.........older now haven't ridden in years - honestly only a few times when much younger- GREAT FUN . I JUST ENJOY your videos ? entertaining and quite satisfying. -the progress and TEACHING owners !! and the horses !! Finally suscribed . LOVE when you get excited / proud................uhhhhhh jockular expressive and think your body language is ''horsey'' like ...........in a cute sexy FUNNY way .CHEERS to you and tanya , charlotte . Such a sweet lovely family.. Carry on ! Big admiration to TANJA - the wind in your sails !! BEAUTIFUL
From Eastern Ontario, Canada, "Thank You" for another entertaining and educational video. >>>You two are the best, and it always brings me joy to see the transformation of these horses with training. >>>I think the joy on Kathy's face, and her little victory dance, says it all. >>>This horse has such a good temperment, and with ongoing & proper training, I think it will be a great horse to ride in the years ahead.
WOW I TRULEY HAVE NEVER SEEN HORSES RESPOND TO OTHERS LIKE THE WAY YOU TEACH THEM AMAZZING --GREAT JOB STEVE HE SURE DID NOT LIKE THE TRAYLOR BUT YOU DID IT AMAZZING MADE THE GIRL SO SO HAPPY 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
I just love watching you work with the horses.
At 1:05:33, unless my eyes are lying to me, I think this beautiful horse smiled at the end of the ramp. Congratulations! !!
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Great learning video! Love the picture of you and Kathy at the end. ❤
Well i saw the video and i cried could not hold back the tears when ceasar went straight into the box brill video as always lv to the family.❤
That was beautiful! Cathy did great! You’re the best Steve🥰
What a difference in Caesar once his spirit and trust lifted and he knew how to relax himself! (Hilarious how quickly he picked up head down and used it when he needed it!)
Steve, wonderful work on a sticky, difficult problem. I think my favorite scene was seeing an elated Katherine lead Caesar,
relaxed, ears forward, tail up and happy, back to his stall. (I do wish she was much looser on his head with the lead, but I know that will come) Congratulations
all! ❤️🐎
Amazing video! I kept thinking about how important good leadership is in this process. Of course it probably comes in a close second to experience. Thank you!
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Beautiful Horse! Beautiful lesson! Beautiful result!
I'm surprised Tanya doesn't have a canvas tote to carry and protect her pillow when traveling. My luck with trying to carry everything and pull a bag would mean the pillow would find its way to plop on the ground. I have a few canvas bags that either zip up or have a flap over to protect from a light rain or dust. The shoulder strap keeps my hands free for other stuff and an inside or outside pocket on the bag fits random other things.
Great video Steve and Tanya, what a difference by the ending, wow!! Love the last glimpse of Blackpool and all the Cinderella carriages & lights going by, my 5 year old self was gobsmacked by them! 💜💙💚💛🧡❤
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Great improvement on sound, thanks for that. I’m getting so much from these videos, even without a horse to practice with, I feel I can do a better job communicating and exhibiting leadership. Thanks so much.
that horse looked proud and relaxed after how he look before.
Thinking of you this morning from NY, USA after hearing about the big storm Ciaran crashing onto the coast. Hope everyone stays safe. Please keep us posted.
That was awesome!
Well done💪