Sapphire. The wildest horse I have ever worked with. Day 1.
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- Опубліковано 12 бер 2024
- Out 50 horses that were caught and tamed, that had only lived in a herd for the first 6 years of their lives, this one, was the one that would not allow anyone to take her.
In this series, you will see the complete transformation from an absolutely wild, terrified, confused horse, to an absolutely beautiful parter.
Viewer discretion is advised and these methods, should NOT be attempted unless you are a trained professional.
I needed to push her limits and allow her to fully protest any request, for her to realize that I am the relief, I am the safe space, you can trust me.
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Meaning and purpose for both men and horses. Very rewarding watching you and Sapphire learning to work together. Thank you for taking the time to put this video together.
It’s all thanks to you for supporting. ❤️
Thank you for the video. Sapphire is a beautiful horse - so glad you are sharing her training. Tabor City, NC USA
Thanks for the support. Much appreciated. ❤️
She is a beautiful mare. Looks like she is going to be a smooth ride when the time comes 😊
She is smooth and very sturdy. Good prediction!!
Lotta know it alls in the comments here - if I were you I'd not even respond to them. There are all kinds of approaches you can take to get to the end goal. I can't stand people who just criticize in the comments. It does absolutely nothing positive.
I just want to say I'm invested in this series and looking forward to seeing your progress with her.
😂 thanks Christina! Yes you’re absolutely right. As many ways as the human mind can be creative! As long as it is on the basic concept.
Yeah a lotta know in here so unfair try rescuing a abused buggy horse 🐎 that was beaten all his life Morgan) Dutch Harness with lots of go.. fight .flight...and dreams if a lovely partnership you talked in your dreams ( thoughts) can be positive or can be not realistic to what you have. I have working with my Buddy for 4 years still have some growing to go. You do a great job 👍
@terriedwards4820 Ur talking about the Amish. YUP.!!! They R known to NOT be nice to their animals. Matter of fact, also NOT nice to their whole entire families. FACT.!!
What a beautiful horse 💖😻😊
Thank you.
I love how Patient and Calm you are. and use pressure and release . and Not Rushing things
Thank you.
Nicely done. The treat thing - "not believing in it" - really, if you do want to explore any type of positive reinforcement type training, you don't try to bribe with food, and you don't offer food as they move away, the opposite and there is a whole approach with it. But study it by someone that is a professional. It can be a powerful tool among others like pressure and release when done well.
Thanks and will look into it.
This intelligence is why I love Arabians so much! She knows exactly what you are going to try next, and is challenging you to do it right. They will cooperate if you ask, but will resist all day if you demand.
Very true.
What kind of mare is she! Beautiful equine!
Mainly Arabian. But with a little bit of something else for height.
36:09 What does it mean when the horse crosses its hind legs?
Does crossing over affect the flow of movement to do something (or not do whatever?)
This is my first time watching this channel, and I am enjoying watching your gentle approach.
Please stay for the whole journey!!
@@elitehorsemanship8765 I definitely will!
Asking the camera person not to spook her appears to be at a more dangerous spot where fence panels were lying on the ground ( I imagine?)
Maybe. Or maybe it was when she was behind me in a narrow corridor
Regarding other comments,,,,,, if you have done this over 30 years it is NOT PRESSURE, IT IS RELEASE FROM PRESSURE, KEEPING IT SIMPLE, I act exactly as a mother horse or a stallian to become a TRUE LEADER, horses mentally beg for a leader horse to take charge, I DO NOT USE WHIPS VOICE NO SWEETIES. Thanks i hope people watch CAREFULLY well done, at last one of the few doing it NO FORCE, XX
I love the passion and injected in your comment! Thank you.
Why would you try to rope a horse who is obviously scared out of her mind! Must have been another way. Don't understand how that is building trust. She is just more afraid of you! She's been through too much and doesn't trust humans. I have an Arabian rescue who was scared of everything. It took a lot of love and kindness to gain her trust from all that she had been through. 3 years later still working on it but so so much better. Not sure I understand your tough love measures!
Wait for the next update.
Trust is built when you are at your most vulnerable place and I don’t hurt you ir take anything from you.
Every horse has their own personality like any animal. Your still working on your horse after 3 year. I bet this trainer has better luck in less time, for the horses peace of mind and safety.
Hi Rebecca, hope you managed to watch the progress videos with sapphire? Hopefully you have changed your mind?
@@daffydill5590 thanks Daffy. That is the whole aim behind working with any animal. If not to help, then it’s not satisfying.
What is with the trash everywhere?
Some construction work ongoing
I’m not seeing the releases when she gives you what you want. The mare is confused and upset. I’m all for push and release but the releases here are just not subtle enough.
The reason you don’t see the release is because is there is none until the very end. Yes…. That’s a long hold of pressure, but she is absolutely wild and would not look for any other option apart from fight. So she fought, against herself, for about 10mins straight. Therefore no release. This was after a significant amount of work playing with smaller pressure without a major breakthrough. Watch the last few seconds. She gives up the fight, and walks calmly towards me. That’s the big release. I don’t like the approach, but this was absolutely necessary. 🙏
And many thanks for taking the time to watch and comment. 🙏🙏🙏
Only the worst trainers use aggression! Is slapping a horse in the face going to allow her to trust you..hell no! You had no rights at all in hitting her! Her body language was telling you she wasn't happy and you completely missed that when you were trying to get the halter on. Your ego made you ignore the fact that the owner told you this horse was head shy. Oh well a horse may bight it may kick it may also kill you if you don't know what you are doing!!
Probably best you don’t watch the updates.
@@elitehorsemanship8765 What makes you think i would want to watch updates? Don't flatter yourself!
@@Floating_Lotus thank you.
Somebody, probably like the poster of this was responsible for the horse becoming this way. Ever been stomped by a stallion? Ever had one lunge at you with their teeth? Are you a billionaire because there are 50,000 in a holding pen in America just waiting for your expert horsemanship to tame wild mustangs or troubled horses that owners, breeders and those too unfamiliar with bad behavior can manage. Have you EVER seen what they do to each other? 1000 pounds kicking, stomping and biting hard enough to tear horse hide.
@@michaelfox3486 I hear you! I have experienced all the things you mentioned!! 😂😂
In other words, your strategy with her consisted with two long steps: first to earn the trust, then to install the leadership. To my mind it is a little bit longer way, compare to starting from more aggressive behavior from the beginning and installing the leadership, after that, her trust would come automatically without big efforts from your side, you just need to be logical, reasonable, predictable .😊 If you would start from gaining the leadership to my mind, it would be easier for you to put the halter on :). Thank you!!!
Typically getting respect then trust is the right way to do it. 😊😊😊😊
@elitehorsemanship8765 so, I noticed well? I am a skillful student on your lessons ;), thanks!
Absolutely 🤠🤠
You could have saved yourself a lot of time and drama with a clicker.
I guess we’ll never know
why not just let it go why force it to like humans
This is the psychological part. She either keeps fighting with nothing to resist her, or she stops fighting and realizes the release is with me. That’s when her world changes. The other option is to leave her as she is and become dog meat at some point.
I would be more aggressive with her from the very beginning :) in the round pen. So, she would search and ask for release 😅. You are too kind and gentle man :). Thank you for your lessons!!!
Fair enough. And yes that is also a good strategy and it does work. 🙏🙏
What a vile comment. Americans have alot to answer to when it comes to horse abuse...rodeo, high lick, barrel racing , the acceptance of the Amish, working horses to death. All of it is abuse and rotten to the core. You should all be ashamed of all of it. HOW DARE YOU !!!
horrible people
humans always resort to begin aggressive and violent to get what they want why be aggressive when the animal already doesn't want to be around you if its wild LET IT STAY THAT WAY
i just know you are a male yall are dangerous especially when from different countries you can never be too kind and gentle see men just want to control everything they can yall have failed as a keystone species