Of course it's always lovely to see your herd because they're magical - but - What a wonderful farrier! Talented, a great sense of humor, and obviously kind. Thanks for showcasing his efforts. What an amazing job.
How fascinating! I’ve never seen a farrier work before. Your animals are all so sweet and well behaved, I’m sure that makes his work much easier and pleasant!So glad I found your channel recently. Love your animals and how you care for and love them. No wonder they are so calm.🥕🥕🥕🥕🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴🐎🐎🐎🐎❣️💜💕💙💓💚☮️💟
I love this video! Love the creative filming and music . I love watching your Animal Family and what good manners they have. So special. And your farrier....wish he would fly to Anguilla to do my beloved Dreamer!
Emma, your herd is so beautiful and you have nurtured their personalities into outstanding horses! All the way. My life is enriched from you sharing your videos. Still wish I could be a friend to you and your horses and come help. At least once in a while! 👏🙏🇺🇸🌈
Oh my goodness even the farrier visit is like a full on animal performance. I bet he wishes all his visit went this well and were as much fun. Dance moves may need a little work though????
My Great Grandfather was a Brilliant Farrierblacksmitn in Brockenhurst New Forest 1900-1939, as was his Father before him BULL Melton Mowbray Smithy..GGF Was a remount in the British Army WW1 QMS Farrier.
I like the barefoot status, when it can be used 👍 My Sugar (ode to Peacock) would just stand there for the farrier, without being tied up, when he came, just gave her some hay. She was a beautiful Appaloosa. Blessings 💕
Farriers work so darn hard! Where I am it's over 100 degrees for months, but my farrier never complains. My mare always pays him back with a lick on the back of his head. LOL.
Very lovely to see all of your 4 legged Family together, i noticed they have very skilled Farriers in the UK, i really fell in Love with your Connemara's, they are really big and so beautiful...🤩🤩🤩 you are such an Amazing Trainer....Take care Dagmar from Germany
Hey Emma, loved this video! I was just wondering why front shoes suit some of your horses better than others? Additionally, would you consider doing a video on your pasture maintenance and turnout? Would really love to know more! Thank you for sharing and inspiring!
Hoof care is so interesting. I am always amazed that fitting a hot shoe on doesn’t hurt the horse. There is certainly a lot that goes into caring well for a horse and I appreciate you sharing this. A good farrier is worth his weight in gold. Are you able to share the costs associated with his services?
Dear Emma, Thank you so much for not only sharing the depth of your connections to animals, but showing us a bit more on how you train. I would love to see for instance, how you shape rolling into lying down, and eventually sitting or laying with you. Recently, you mentioned you might answer questions on a future video. So that would be one question, and secondly have you considered doing training videos for those of us who cannot go to England to a clinic. I also imagine that you are much in demand and accessing a clinic might be like winning the lottery. I have a horse that I have a wonderful connection with and love deeply, I want to move away from conventional training to happiness based training. I've got a 16. 2hh slightly fearful Quarter horse that does all western and hunter events in AQHA shows. I want him to be more balanced, to slowdown to have fun, to take him out on trails, to get him a buddy and keep him with me at my home. But I need guidance and if you were able to give more of those ideas on your videos, or to make versions that go from beginning to end, it would be wonderful. You are so inspiring, you remind me of my childhood, when just being with horses was a joy, and your intelligence, conceptual sophistication and emphasis on creativity and connection are deeply touching. Thank you so much, Noelle
Emma i want to say again, my situation may not be typical but i still have a point of view. Your channel and every video i have seen shows as much about your character as the lives of your animals. i feel like i know you; like i could meet you and give you a hug and just start talking about your latest venture? You are so kind and loving towards your animals. i have great respect for you as a human of good stewardship towards Gods creation. You help me keep my life in perspective? I know now that i am close to my death from kidney failure that praying daily and generally just being positive is so import to my health. Your channel reminds me of many aspects of my own life. i used to be around horses and yet i see that i missed out on so much mutual love because i didnt know how to interact like you do? I adore your little "mousey" voice of kindness. i think your animals know what you are as human and adore you for your affection towards them. To me life is all about LOVE? The more you incorporate LOVE into your life the more you understand what i mean. I have weapons to compensate for my weaknesses now but hope that i never have to leave my god given nature of loving so may humans and animals. Your channel has showed me that all animals are capable of understanding that someone cares for them ? I feel that i should repeat my dominate thoughts for others to reconsider themselves? Emma you are such a wonderful person and im glad i found your channel! i am Art in Tennessee, USA. God Bless you and your work.
He must just love doing your crew. I’d be curious what the glue on plastic shoe is he’s using? I know a horse with one back leg shorter than the other and this could be a good solution. I don’t know if you folks can get it over there but your farrier might want to look up hoof armour. One of my clients sells it over here in Canada and it’s hugely successful to help transition more difficult cases to barefoot. It’s remarkable. 😘 it’s made in the US. HUGS Emma. Are we going to get an update on Oisin soon?
Rats.... it ended to soon.... Emma, you are a true blessing to your family... I just can't get enough of your love for them all.... Louis made a cameo appearance, thanks....Take care....
Emma, what is the hoof supplement you use and also the brush-on product. I think farrier day is one of the happiest days in a dog’s life .... hoof parrings for all😘😘😘
Thank you for this. What is the hoof treatment that you are using? Sending rainy love from Virginia to my Spiritual Doppelgänger. May you all stay well and vertical!
Your farrier is a cutie 😄 fantastic video!!! I was curious if you announced the winner of the pony pool giveaway yet ? Figured I’d ask Incase I missed the announcement
Are cavallo boots ok for a mini pony healing from a bout of laminitis or should I get special boots? (Brought him home because owner couldn't care for him properly.)
"Hay is for horses, that's what they eat, it gives them nice hair and shiny nice feet." This is a poem I made up when my children were learning to talk. They would ask, "Hey, can I have..." I would recite my poem and teach them how to address people politely and ask properly for what they want. So, here are your horses. Eating hay, with nice hair and shiny nice feet. Okay, maybe there is an extra step or two, but basically, right on the money. lol Anyway, I heard my daughter, who is a mother herself now, recite the poem word for word to her own child the other day, so that killed me and now this! I am starting to wonder if I have been self-isolating a little too long. heh heh
I love that you keep your horses at bierty so much you don’t mention traffic much so I presume there is none to very little where you are I also love how you mix the sexes of the pony’s with entire males working along side mares and geldings it’s funny stallions get such a bad rap banned at pony club so ther fore stuck at home most alone in their field or locked up in a box I’ve worked for years breeding horses and frankly I would trust a stallion before a mare if a stallion is going to react he’s very honest about it and will squeal strike and generally carry on and then that’s it unless a mare is in season he generally will start listening to you again once you have his attention off the mares and know no one is there to be bred he usually will then act just as he would if no other horses were there the more he is worked around other horses the calmer he will be it when a stallion only comes out of his field or box only to breed a mare that he can become very on-ramp track minded and refuse to obey or listen to you it can help if they have a companion in the field with them I’ve known stallions who had pony gelding friends and s few with donkey jacks as a mat or a castrated Conley some were so attatched they had to be locked in their stable if the donkey came out so you could Harrow the field or spread lime and they both had to come out and be tied up together for the farrier to do the donkey without the donkey this stallion would run himself into a lather and it was hard to see if he’d ever stop but he was the worst attachment I’ve ever seen all though I’ve known a few racing stable that looked a bit odd on race day when they turned up with a goat to keep their competater calm this goat lived in the stable with the horse and the biggest problem they had was the goat liked to chew on the horses tail so they put it in braid and covered it with crib stop which worked fine but meant on race morning the had to wash her tail as it was rather heavy and trainers reduce weight where ever they can even though she trained with the heavy tail so was used to rthe weight
Your farrier must spend a good part of a day with you seeing to your whole herd’s feet. I’m so impressed by farriers’ skills. But I’ve never gotten used to the smell of the hot shoe being tested against the hoof for fit. Not my favourite smell. 🙊
Also curious, has your farrier commented on your horses’ calm demeanor when being shod (as a testament to all the schooling you’ve done with them)? They’re all so good, just patiently waiting for their turn.
Go barefoot on all of them. You will save money and keep them balanced all the way around. Okanagan school of natural hoof care in Kelowna bc is a great place to start. She offers online courses as well.
My most favorite is Albert.
I love all the herd & it's difficult to choose a favorite, but, it happens, Albert is perfect in every way.
Of course it's always lovely to see your herd because they're magical - but - What a wonderful farrier! Talented, a great sense of humor, and obviously kind. Thanks for showcasing his efforts. What an amazing job.
He's also very attractive. All of the above just adds to it!
To me, the attractiveness adds to the all of the above ;~)
What a great combo he is hot and funny also a farrier so he obviously loves horses like seriously who could ask for more 😜
Seeing what kindness and understanding with patience can do for your darling animals is truly heart warming and amazing......well done Emma.
Thank you, that was fascinating. I bet the farrier loves working with your horses, they are all so calm and well behaved.
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That was great! I’m sorry I didn’t learn a lot more about horses and ponies earlier in life. They are fascinating and the farrier was great!
Aw... seeing your horses and ponies so very happy to get their pedicures really made my day! Thank you!
It’s beautiful to see how much your tribe trust, respect and love you and you give it all back to them. Just wonderful.
Every single one of your herd is so special! You can see how happy they are!
Please show more like this it was wonderful seeing the skillful man. The horses are not stressed at all.
The farrier must love visiting your well behaved horses.
Another sweet beautiful video to make people smile. Your videos make my day. Thank you!
Cutest horses and now the cutest farrier too!
It was wonderful to see organized and ready horses, clean and caught. Plus so do well mannered👍👍👍👍
Love the behind the scenes activities. More please!
You work hard .
Anyone can see the horses welfare is always paramount with you Emma.
What back breaking work, and high risk of bites, kicks or burns! I have new respect for farriers. Thanks!
Just amazing that many would stand not being tied up! Also, they were all so calm, not stressed at all. Wonderful, kind training.
How fascinating! I’ve never seen a farrier work before. Your animals are all so sweet and well behaved, I’m sure that makes his work much easier and pleasant!So glad I found your channel recently. Love your animals and how you care for and love them. No wonder they are so calm.🥕🥕🥕🥕🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴🐎🐎🐎🐎❣️💜💕💙💓💚☮️💟
Thank you so much!
This bloke is a champion! Big day!! 🤠🐴 my farrier is nothing like this much fun!!
i love it how one of the grey ponies sitting on the beanbag while his hoffs are getting polished 😆♥
He will love it for sure! One way for the work of a whole day and everybody absolutly cool!
That was so interesting to see. What a beautifully stress-free procedure for horses and Farrier alike. Thank you so much for sharing. :)
Glad you enjoyed it!
Am I the only one who think that it's incredible that the horses doesn't move, especialy that they are not attached ?
Hahaha I love your farrier! He's a gem :D
What very well behaved horses hope Oisin is doing well your farrier is a busy bee tfs.😎
Wow! That looks like really hard work they do. Thanks for sharing
that is one awesome farrier, most farriers i’ve seen just want to do their job and go. he seems really fun
Thank you fun to see them get new shoes 👍
A true artisan, this young man. Wonderful seeing everyone together!
Love your films, those Horses love you so much! I can see it..
Boy they really trust you! Amazing and beautiful horses. Good job!
I love this video! Love the creative filming and music . I love watching your Animal Family and what good manners they have. So special. And your farrier....wish he would fly to Anguilla to do my beloved Dreamer!
Emma, your herd is so beautiful and you have nurtured their personalities into outstanding horses! All the way. My life is enriched from you sharing your videos. Still wish I could be a friend to you and your horses and come help. At least once in a while! 👏🙏🇺🇸🌈
What a gorgeous collection of horses and ponies
❤️Loved this❤️
That's a really nicely grown, robustly developed, natural front foot @1:48. Well done.
Richard Hayden, my old farrier when i used to live in Holsworthy.. he's great! x
Wait, the big grey is just sitting there? Your farrier must love coming to your yard. Everybody is so well behaved!
Always love watching the farrier when he does the horses I ride, although he rarely hot shoes them.
Oh my goodness even the farrier visit is like a full on animal performance. I bet he wishes all his visit went this well and were as much fun. Dance moves may need a little work though????
@Hope For the Planet- Well yes you're right there.😂
Today is farrier day for my horses too! Loved the video 💖
Sooo cute. And the farrier too. 😅 Very interesting. 😚
Love this video and love when you give tips about feed and supplements!
My Great Grandfather was a Brilliant Farrierblacksmitn in Brockenhurst New Forest 1900-1939, as was his Father before him BULL Melton Mowbray Smithy..GGF Was a remount in the British Army WW1 QMS Farrier.
Look at them 😍 OMG Cuteness Prevails 🐾🐎🇬🇧😃
I like the barefoot status, when it can be used 👍 My Sugar (ode to Peacock) would just stand there for the farrier, without being tied up, when he came, just gave her some hay. She was a beautiful Appaloosa. Blessings 💕
Farriers work so darn hard! Where I am it's over 100 degrees for months, but my farrier never complains. My mare always pays him back with a lick on the back of his head. LOL.
Thanks for a great video! Do you find the horse boots are better at preventing sole bruises etc when out trekking rather than shoeing?
Love farriers excellent profession
Amazing what a fantastic job
Thank you! Cheers!
Very lovely to see all of your 4 legged Family together, i noticed they have very skilled Farriers in the UK, i really fell in Love with your Connemara's, they are really big and so beautiful...🤩🤩🤩 you are such an Amazing Trainer....Take care Dagmar from Germany
Really enjoyed that Emma x
That must cost so so much money to have all of them done love your videos so much hope you and the pony’s and other animals are ok, stay safe xx
Hey Emma, loved this video! I was just wondering why front shoes suit some of your horses better than others? Additionally, would you consider doing a video on your pasture maintenance and turnout? Would really love to know more! Thank you for sharing and inspiring!
Hoof care is so interesting. I am always amazed that fitting a hot shoe on doesn’t hurt the horse. There is certainly a lot that goes into caring well for a horse and I appreciate you sharing this. A good farrier is worth his weight in gold. Are you able to share the costs associated with his services?
God bless you Emma you are special 😊
Dear Emma, Thank you so much for not only sharing the depth of your connections to animals, but showing us a bit more on how you train. I would love to see for instance, how you shape rolling into lying down, and eventually sitting or laying with you. Recently, you mentioned you might answer questions on a future video. So that would be one question, and secondly have you considered doing training videos for those of us who cannot go to England to a clinic. I also imagine that you are much in demand and accessing a clinic might be like winning the lottery. I have a horse that I have a wonderful connection with and love deeply, I want to move away from conventional training to happiness based training. I've got a 16. 2hh slightly fearful Quarter horse that does all western and hunter events in AQHA shows. I want him to be more balanced, to slowdown to have fun, to take him out on trails, to get him a buddy and keep him with me at my home. But I need guidance and if you were able to give more of those ideas on your videos, or to make versions that go from beginning to end, it would be wonderful. You are so inspiring, you remind me of my childhood, when just being with horses was a joy, and your intelligence, conceptual sophistication and emphasis on creativity and connection are deeply touching. Thank you so much,
Noelle
Yessssss I’ve been waiting for the vid today.
Also my stables are going to open soon, I’m sooooooo excited 😆!
Oh my god that was so beautiful to see thank you and your place must be his dreams come through to work in💜💓💖💕💗💚💛
Emma i want to say again, my situation may not be typical but i still have a point of view. Your channel and every video i have seen shows as much about your character as the lives of your animals. i feel like i know you; like i could meet you and give you a hug and just start talking about your latest venture? You are so kind and loving towards your animals. i have great respect for you as a human of good stewardship towards Gods creation. You help me keep my life in perspective? I know now that i am close to my death from kidney failure that praying daily and generally just being positive is so import to my health. Your channel reminds me of many aspects of my own life. i used to be around horses and yet i see that i missed out on so much mutual love because i didnt know how to interact like you do? I adore your little "mousey" voice of kindness. i think your animals know what you are as human and adore you for your affection towards them. To me life is all about LOVE? The more you incorporate LOVE into your life the more you understand what i mean. I have weapons to compensate for my weaknesses now but hope that i never have to leave my god given nature of loving so may humans and animals. Your channel has showed me that all animals are capable of understanding that someone cares for them ? I feel that i should repeat my dominate thoughts for others to reconsider themselves? Emma you are such a wonderful person and im glad i found your channel! i am Art in Tennessee, USA. God Bless you and your work.
Your horses must love the farrier he has such a sense of humour 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I absolutely love this ❤ I'm just about to put together our farrier video but its got nothing on this hahaha
He must just love doing your crew. I’d be curious what the glue on plastic shoe is he’s using? I know a horse with one back leg shorter than the other and this could be a good solution. I don’t know if you folks can get it over there but your farrier might want to look up hoof armour. One of my clients sells it over here in Canada and it’s hugely successful to help transition more difficult cases to barefoot. It’s remarkable. 😘 it’s made in the US. HUGS Emma. Are we going to get an update on Oisin soon?
First love your vids
He has a lovely hay doo 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Rats.... it ended to soon.... Emma, you are a true blessing to your family... I just can't get enough of your love for them all.... Louis made a cameo appearance, thanks....Take care....
Emma, what is the hoof supplement you use and also the brush-on product. I think farrier day is one of the happiest days in a dog’s life .... hoof parrings for all😘😘😘
She said right at the beginning of the video
Absolutely loved this video even though I am only riding once a week now due to strict new regulations in relation to Coronavirus.
I highly respect farriers! Emma, can you do a video that shares how to train horses to stand calm for hoof care/farrier? Blessings from Oregon, USA!
Thank you for this. What is the hoof treatment that you are using? Sending rainy love from Virginia to my Spiritual Doppelgänger. May you all stay well and vertical!
Great video! Do you still have your Eriskay ponies Noah and Storm? As I don't see them in your videos anymore
Amazing
Your farrier is a cutie 😄 fantastic video!!! I was curious if you announced the winner of the pony pool giveaway yet ? Figured I’d ask Incase I missed the announcement
That's a neat set up distracting them with some noms so they don't get impatient
What makes you choose iron shoes over going barefoot with your horses?
I love the Minnie’s they are so adorable x
Pls reply xx
I can’t stop re watching the videos with the shetlands they are sooooooo cute😍😍
When I worked at the farm and the farrier came round I always held me nose it smelt like burnt scrambled eggs lol
How much did that all cost😆 love the vid😍❤️
probs a LOT 😂
Thanks for sharing :) can I ask which brand your hoof boots are?
Hi, I use Cavallo Hoof Boots - www.cavallo-inc.com/
@@Emmassingale thanks!
Are cavallo boots ok for a mini pony healing from a bout of laminitis or should I get special boots? (Brought him home because owner couldn't care for him properly.)
What stuff is that he's putting on their hooves after trimming and reshoeing?
How many equines has Emma got? Just wondering 🙃
I have learned that being a farrier is a lot of bending.
How on earth can you do all this and how do you do that much in a day
Welcome to farriers, they think 8am-8pm is a half day :P
I’m a horse rider I know
"Hay is for horses, that's what they eat, it gives them nice hair and shiny nice feet." This is a poem I made up when my children were learning to talk. They would ask, "Hey, can I have..." I would recite my poem and teach them how to address people politely and ask properly for what they want.
So, here are your horses. Eating hay, with nice hair and shiny nice feet. Okay, maybe there is an extra step or two, but basically, right on the money. lol
Anyway, I heard my daughter, who is a mother herself now, recite the poem word for word to her own child the other day, so that killed me and now this! I am starting to wonder if I have been self-isolating a little too long. heh heh
could you do a yard tour?
I love that you keep your horses at bierty so much you don’t mention traffic much so I presume there is none to very little where you are I also love how you mix the sexes of the pony’s with entire males working along side mares and geldings it’s funny stallions get such a bad rap banned at pony club so ther fore stuck at home most alone in their field or locked up in a box I’ve worked for years breeding horses and frankly I would trust a stallion before a mare if a stallion is going to react he’s very honest about it and will squeal strike and generally carry on and then that’s it unless a mare is in season he generally will start listening to you again once you have his attention off the mares and know no one is there to be bred he usually will then act just as he would if no other horses were there the more he is worked around other horses the calmer he will be it when a stallion only comes out of his field or box only to breed a mare that he can become very on-ramp track minded and refuse to obey or listen to you it can help if they have a companion in the field with them I’ve known stallions who had pony gelding friends and s few with donkey jacks as a mat or a castrated Conley some were so attatched they had to be locked in their stable if the donkey came out so you could Harrow the field or spread lime and they both had to come out and be tied up together for the farrier to do the donkey without the donkey this stallion would run himself into a lather and it was hard to see if he’d ever stop but he was the worst attachment I’ve ever seen all though I’ve known a few racing stable that looked a bit odd on race day when they turned up with a goat to keep their competater calm this goat lived in the stable with the horse and the biggest problem they had was the goat liked to chew on the horses tail so they put it in braid and covered it with crib stop which worked fine but meant on race morning the had to wash her tail as it was rather heavy and trainers reduce weight where ever they can even though she trained with the heavy tail so was used to rthe weight
Your farrier must spend a good part of a day with you seeing to your whole herd’s feet. I’m so impressed by farriers’ skills.
But I’ve never gotten used to the smell of the hot shoe being tested against the hoof for fit. Not my favourite smell. 🙊
Also curious, has your farrier commented on your horses’ calm demeanor when being shod (as a testament to all the schooling you’ve done with them)? They’re all so good, just patiently waiting for their turn.
I thought barehoofs are always better, with hoof shoes when needed ..
That poor guy needs a looong back massage after that workday.
Also, why the boots? 🤔
Gosh I wouldnt like that farrier bill!
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Go barefoot on all of them. You will save money and keep them balanced all the way around. Okanagan school of natural hoof care in Kelowna bc is a great place to start. She offers online courses as well.
Great pay day for a hard working farrier when your 114 horses need to be done. Why is it that most male farriers are so darn sexy and hot ????
Why do you tye them up with a horsemanship halter... ????🧐🧐They could get pretty hurt if they panic?🥺🥺🥺
Horse shoes are very bad for horses UNLESS they have a medical condition