Always watch every minute ❤ Also I remember someone saying to watch for a few minutes before clicking the like 👍 as UA-cam can disregard any done too quickly as it thinks they are bots. Don't know how true that is but I'm not taking any chances of my likes not being counted for CCs algorithms 😆
I just wanted to say that even though we have just seen some very beautiful, expensive horses, I think your herd is wonderful. All rescued and brought on by an amazing Lady who knows what she is doing. Have a blessed day everyone 🙏🙏❤❤
I'm 66 y.o. and always wanted a horse since I was a little girl but alas never had one. It gives me so much pleasure living vicariously thru you. You have such patience and knowledge and WOW there is SO much to know! Thanks for sharing!!
I wouldn't give up on it! I'm 21, not in a place to get land or have horses, and have a straight goal with my career, but I'm hopeful for further down the line. Maybe at 39 or 45
“ ….. Pete has really been enjoying the round bale. He is out here more than any of the other horses. He also has made a few modifications to the net ….. “ (good ol’ Pete)
May sound “weird” coming from a dude…but I’m a huge barn cat fan…my sassy cat greets me much like Tiney?….its like the cheery on a Sunday….they just make everything OK every day👊🇺🇸👊
It’s not “weird” for a dude to like cats. If you’re getting that vibe from your “friends”, you need better friends. Or maybe your friends just haven’t ever known a cat. Cats are for everyone.
We love men who are kind to animals. It tells a lot about them. It's not weird and I find it sad when men think it's a defect to like cats, in particular.
@@debbiej.2168 I was thinking the same thing. Those horses were beautiful but, there are a lot of beautiful horses. Valuing a certain bloodline seems like snobbery to me. Yes, physical traits are passed along but, it's how the horse is raised & trained that matters far more. I could never justify paying $300K for one horse.
I’m just curious…what do these owners tend to do with these horses? Are they just expensive accessories to be taken out and shown to friends? Pets? I can’t imagine a rancher being able to justify that kind of expense.
@@raymascetta I wondered the same thing. Unless they are studs (and I don't think any of them were) how do the recoup the cost? Is prize money at shows that generous? If they just want a well trained horse for the whole family to ride (CC made that observation on a few of them), they can get a horse like that at a much lower price.
One of things I most appreciate is that CC sees value in horses that are essentially over looked. Scarlet is maturing into a very nice filly. Whether $50 or $50,000 she is proof positive that there are potentially nice horses out there hiding in plain sight that don't cost a fortune. Look at Ziggy..he may be older but there's a lot of life and good riding left in him after reconditioning. Of couse you need to know what to look for but you don't have to pay a premium price to get a good horse.
Totally agree! Also I´m one of those "not horse persons", because every time I got in touch with them, they felt like really boring to me and I couldn´t get a connection really. But with the boys from CC, I LOVE THEIR personalities! I love to watch those videos because I can see their twerks and quirks and goofs and grumps. I mean Skelly sometimes behaves more like a dog to me, Nigel has this pure grumpy old men soul and so on. They stand out for me because all of them are kinda special in their ways. If I was a horse person, I rather would buy one of those kind of guys/girls then the perfect bred and shiny ones.
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Thanks, CC. Someone in the chat (thanks, Kim) told me that Skelly is doing well. I hope that's true. It was fun to look at the sometimes incredibly high-priced horses. I like being around your horses much more, though. Thank you so much for inviting us to your ranch.
Unbelievable! Thanks for taking us along as I know I will never get to a sale like THIS is my lifetime! 🤑 After a great day there, there's no place like home with the herd awaiting your return❤
I can't believe people don't like grey horses! Dappled grey has always been my favorite, followed by dark bay (especially those rare ones with the lighter brown noses) and buckskin. So pretty!
I also know a lot of people don't like red roans, but they're up there for most beautiful to me, too, imo. (I'm commenting as I watch and saw a red roan that reminded me. 😂)
Greys have a 75% chance for cancer . . . most people don't want to deal with the health complications and potentially having to put the horse down early. Also grey horses continue to grey, so they end up completely "white" which most people don't like either. The pretty dappling usually only lasts a few years.
Beautiful horses! That was a classy facility. I hope the people who bought at the sale are kind to their horses. I love all your horses Clever Cowgirl, you saved their lives. Each one of your horses are survivors and have a story to tell. Thank you for taking us along to the sale! 😊🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎😊
Girl, I am so happy that you are focused on helping horses that need a soft place to land. I can't imagine spending $300,000 for a horse. I love your horses.......it isn't about the money it is about the heart. Thanks for taking us along. Namaste'
@@rhondaserges5136my mare has very close doc bar on her papers as well !she is just a bay though but she is only 4 so we think she might turn buckskin cause she is getting light and her dad was a buckskin
Thanks for takimg us to the auction with you CC. All three of my horses cost me $2750.00. My husband keepz track of the monthly costs plus the yearly farm visit. It adds up fast! 😅 Those horses are beautiful, well trained and worth the price. I treat my horses like millon dollar horses but on a budget. They eat before I do and get the best of anything I can buy. I've learned so many things from you. 🙂🐎🥕❤
Your horses needed you, still do. Watching Pete learn to trust, and enjoy your presence; priceless. Knowing naughty Nigel will always be safe, well taken care of, and loved; again, priceless. You make sure all your horses are living their best lives; that's amazing, especially considering some of them wouldn't still be alive without you. Thank you.
Thanks for a very nice day at the auction. For once it was the kind that did not make you worry about the condition of the horses. This was a joy to watch!
Although prices seem high at these high quality sales, prices have dropped quite a bit in the last few years. Turner Performance Horses produce some extraordinary horses. They put them in every situation you can imagine and have some of the safest horses of quality. I actually bid on lot #5, because I missed him when he went through Triangle Sales before the Turner’s purchased him.
Those horses at the Auction were beautiful and went for a lot of money. But your little herd is every bit as beautiful and priceless. You are a very Blessed and rich horse mama indeed. ❤
Thanks for taking us along, CC! It's fun to see a high-end auction but it makes me happier to see your herd and Princess Tiny! Watching from British Columbia. ❤
Those horses at the auction were definitely beautiful examples of equines…but I prefer your boys and girls and their relationships with you and each other. I can’t wait to see how they all mature and “learn the ropes” from you and your expertise as a wrangler of horses.
Scarlet is looking so good. And nice to see Ziggy happy with his little herd. Very healthy-looking horse at the auction but the prices... woooo $255,000?! 300,000?! Honestly, ALL of the horses were so gorgeous, for me though with any animal, I think personality, temperament and skills are way more important than the color of their coat:) Thank you for showing a "bouchée" horse sale too - it was interesting.
While I’ve not been around horses much I love watching your daily activities with your horses and the special events such as this auction. There were certainly gorgeous horses there, I love your cast of characters💕
Those auction horses were beautiful but, they were finished and far outside of my budget. I find it so much more enjoyable to take a horse that needs some work and help them meet their potential. I enjoy the journey more than the destination.
Same here, exactly. I’m a cat lady too and it tickles me tremendously when I catch a glimpse of her. I have started to call my own cat “tiny” as an endearment.
Just fascinating! This whole world of horses, is intriguing, so much to learn and know. I really enjoy following you, your herd and all your adventures🌺
❤Studman❤ is such a handsome fella. Neat seeing his maybe-half-brother 😊 Glad Scarlet was hive free by end of day! Hope the smoke clears soon - preferably after a nice rain!
Thumbs up everyone! Terrific journey through, CC, this very high priced horse auction. All of the horses looked to be in great shape. I cannot fathom riding/steering a horse around in circles repeatedly as the rider did who held out her arms. I thought the horse would get dizzy and wondered what horses think of humans encourgaging horses to engage/perform such antics. Well, your horses are picture perfect. So glad to see Ziggy with the other horses. And thank you for showing their names intially. Ziggy, Pete, Prim, and Nigel stand out due to their size/coloring. Another great video. Cheers from balmy New England.
Thank you for taking the time to explain so much, and I like the horses names showing in the corner. I am trying to identify who is who, and once in a while the names helps. I love your little herd also and glad you share them with all of us!
I did not grow up around horses, but with every horse at the auction I was thinking that your horses look just as good or better. And those auction horses don't have such an awesome Horse Mama!
Me too. They have not the love or CC's patience nor the skilled insight. To address the quirks of each fancy horse you will need your. kidneys will ( need both ) as time goes on. My precious course ground school instructor said many times " i may not have the caliber of horses i want. But these are what i have. I have schooled each one. They are gentle and not anxious. I respected her outlook. She was not a show off. Just the opposite. Her horses were beautifully cared for, fed according to their needs nutritionally, trimmed every 6 weeks, vetted regularly. She noticed the small things about each horse that needed attention. She made her own training gear and taught her students how to make halters and longlines. When i made mistakes she was patient with our knots and we backed out of the mistakes to start over. I still have the rope halters and long lines. Learning the skills gave all of us a sense of accomplishment. Sarah trained with Ned Leigh. A well known man from AZ . He moved to Ok. A few years ago. He has the luxury of lake water there. Something we all miss in the high desert plains. ❤
I’m not a horse person and I hope you can answer my question. Many of these ,well most of them, sold for well over what the average person could afford. And no one needs to justify on how they spend their money in my opinion. What confuses me is why so many of the geldings sold for so high. They can’t be bred (unless there’s a process that I’ve never heard of). Mares at least can be bred if the owner wanted. There are hundreds of horses that could be trained to the level of skill that these were, that have the same sweet kind temperament and that are just as beautiful. Maybe it’s just me but I’m having a really hard time wrapping my head around these prices and maybe I’m just cheap. Well I am and I’ll admit it…lol. Do people take out loans for the purchase of horses like these?
@@M.KathleenDougharty I wondered the very same thing. It’s not like these high-priced horses will ever be racehorses. I think - someone correct me if I’m wrong.
I have had a few horse's in my time, most were given to me because the owners couldn't keep them or just didn't want them. The most I have ever paid for a horse was $1100.00. she was perfect for my daughter. I could not imagine paying as much for a horse as I paid for my house.
I love it that you are putting the names of the horses up. T ry as I might I can't always distingish the different horses. You are getting better and better with your videos. I love watching your work with the horses, your commentary, all of it. I find that watching your videos is very calming for me. Thanks so much. Namaste'
Thank you for taking us along to see how the other part of the population lives.😂 Gorgeous horses, but my little 14.2h Mustang mare that I paid $25 bucks for 16yrs ago is just as gorgeous. I will always be one of those people who refuse to believe you have to pay lots of money for a really good horse. Imagine all the horses the cost of that one horse, at $300K, could buy, be retrained and sold to forever homes.
I love your channel and your voice over is so soothing. I usually get to watch you first thing in the morning and it’s calming. Thank you for putting yourself out here on UA-cam. I am SO happy you are almost at 100K subscribers!!! Go Team CC!!! 😁
Horse Merry Go Around. Thankyou for sharing this Info. I used to be more of a Horse Person. When I was a teenager. But my love for horses never left me. But I can still enjoy my Love for Horses watching along with you CC. Horse auctions have many different kinds of horses & with you on board as my Teacher you help us former Or Newbie Horse People.
I paid $150. for my first horse in 1961, when I was 12yo. At that time a 50lb bale of timothy was 35 cents. The most I ever spent on a horse was 4K in 1977. He was an OTTB that was started as a Hunter/Jumper and became my first serious Event horse. After that I was breeding TBs and TB crosses, so I competed on my home bred horses. Some years later I realized that it makes a lot more sense to buy unstarted two and three-year-olds. Breeding, raising, training and then selling a horse for 10K - you lose money on that deal, and you don’t know exactly what kind of horse you’re going to get until you’ve trained it. Even knowing the bloodlines isn’t a sure bet that you’ll get the horse you want.
depends on the market, where I live you can get an auction horse for a couple hundred bucks, train it up to sent for finishing and people will pay a good 15k+ for them. Heck even dead-broke kids ponies are almost 10k now. Draft crosses and mules are trendy right now, so breeding them is getting more popular
Thank you for taking us along, it was very interesting to see the sale. And it’s so nice to see all of your horses 😊 Ziggy with his little herd - and of course gorgeous Nigel 😅 Tiny needs to be in every video - so nice how you have been greeted back at the stable.
It's funny because you're right that little girl knew how to ride and had the horse she was showing do some pretty neat maneuvers but from the point of view of an english style rider she looked as if she was about to fall every time the horse stopped. And the next rider if I had been hunched over like that my instructor would have had a fit and told me I was riding like a toad on top of a tiny matchbox :p Different looks for different riding styles obviously.
Oh and a nice blue roan! Love them! My neighbor had a BEAUTIFUL blue/black roan quarter horse mare. She's so sweet! With that round quarter horse butt!
I can’t imagine spending that much money on a horse. Yes, they were super well trained, but they are also just one colic away from mortality. It just blows me away. I understand your method of horse ownership so much better.
Watching the horse sale was educational and informative, but for me the absolute BEST segment of your video was watching the response from your herd when you simply called them to "come and get it!" The love and affection they all displayed for you is impossible to express and wonderful to behold. Thanks for sharing! ❤ Texas Tenderfoot
When the Beatles played for the Royal Family John Lennon said, "For our last number, I'd like to ask your help. Would the people in the cheaper seats clap your hands. And the rest of you, if you'll just rattle your jewelry." 😎
These prices are nearly incomprehensible to me. The entire lifestyle of the people in attendance must be insanely extravagant to have budgets like that. I've worked around horses almost my whole life. Began mucking stalls 8 for literally only 50 cents per weekend (1998, so not like waaay back when). My first horse was what I thought was expensive (2200... and that was a few years of saving every penny from every odd job) and he was decently started. Then I bought a mentally messed up TB for a dollar. Then just fostered auction rescues. I was a stable hand and groom and catch rode and schooled ponies in the New England hunter-jumper world (where people would pay upwards 20-80k for a horse or pony for only a season or two and then resell, which also blew my mind), worked at a dressage barn, a cutting farm (that heavily featured Peppy and Doc lines).... I know a good ranch horse is worth their weight in gold.... but in the past few years, even grade unpapered horses are going for over $25k. I wonder what the sharp rise in average price is caused by. (I know the racing industry is outrageous and the AQHA incentive fund and futurity stuff boggles the bank accounts, but still....)
What I know about horses: They are magnificent.😊 I love them. 🥰 Your herd is glorious. They are so loved and nurtured and respected. My favorite color has always been dapple gray; I think it imprinted from a deck of cards as a child 😂 You and your channel are wonderful 🤗
Yay I watched all your videos! The shorts allowed me to like them but they didn't register the like, so I didn't watch most of those. Thank you I learned so much, I have always loved horses but never been around them before. I'm so in-love with all your horses, I laughed and cried through your videos! Sending positive thoughts from Australia to you & all your animals ❤❤❤
THANK YOU FOR TAKING US ALONG!❤
I was going to say the same thing, feels like she took us with her on a fun outing!
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No problem! I watch CC's videos repeatedly. It's a bit of an addiction, really. ❤ ☺
Do you think it's good for horse spin round so much.. Also thinking how effects hoofs. As I do that I fall over?
it’s not hard for me! I love them.. 😊
Always watch every minute ❤ Also I remember someone saying to watch for a few minutes before clicking the like 👍 as UA-cam can disregard any done too quickly as it thinks they are bots. Don't know how true that is but I'm not taking any chances of my likes not being counted for CCs algorithms 😆
I’m so so pleased Ziggy, Gus and Studman are all happy together 🎉
They all look happy together, especially Ziggy, We were a bit worried for him.
She should write a children’s book about him. I heard you could hire someone to illustrate it and self publish on Amazon.
@@kristydoman3434 Photos from the videos would do the trick - I'm sure the children would love the books.
I just wanted to say that even though we have just seen some very beautiful, expensive horses, I think your herd is wonderful. All rescued and brought on by an amazing Lady who knows what she is doing. Have a blessed day everyone 🙏🙏❤❤
I'm 66 y.o. and always wanted a horse since I was a little girl but alas never had one. It gives me so much pleasure living vicariously thru you. You have such patience and knowledge and WOW there is SO much to know! Thanks for sharing!!
I wouldn't give up on it! I'm 21, not in a place to get land or have horses, and have a straight goal with my career, but I'm hopeful for further down the line. Maybe at 39 or 45
My mom got her first horse in her 50s. Her second is 4 and she's almost 70 now. Don't give up on it!
“ ….. Pete has really been enjoying the round bale. He is out here more than any of the other horses. He also has made a few modifications to the net ….. “ (good ol’ Pete)
I like Pete too. He's a beautiful mover.
Good ole Pete ❤❤❤
May sound “weird” coming from a dude…but I’m a huge barn cat fan…my sassy cat greets me much like Tiney?….its like the cheery on a Sunday….they just make everything OK every day👊🇺🇸👊
It’s not “weird” for a dude to like cats. If you’re getting that vibe from your “friends”, you need better friends. Or maybe your friends just haven’t ever known a cat. Cats are for everyone.
❤ they do! 🐈⬛
Cats are animals. It's okay for dudes to like them. 😊
We love men who are kind to animals. It tells a lot about them. It's not weird and I find it sad when men think it's a defect to like cats, in particular.
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Ziggy looks soooo much happier than when you brought him home. So happy he has settled in like he has.
Ziggy is looking so good too…& continues to ‘shine’ with CC’s love & provision
Thanks for taking us along. Those expensive horses are nice, but your herd is priceless.
So happy to see Ziggy Studman and Gus getting along. Trio of beautiful boys.
Agree...so happy for Ziggy to know he's part of the family.
“Funk Away” would be a good name for an anti fungal hoof dressing!
Thanks for taking us along! Wow, $300,000!!😮
Yeah, you could buy a house in many areas, easily.
@@debbiej.2168 I was thinking the same thing. Those horses were beautiful but, there are a lot of beautiful horses. Valuing a certain bloodline seems like snobbery to me. Yes, physical traits are passed along but, it's how the horse is raised & trained that matters far more. I could never justify paying $300K for one horse.
I’m just curious…what do these owners tend to do with these horses? Are they just expensive accessories to be taken out and shown to friends? Pets? I can’t imagine a rancher being able to justify that kind of expense.
@@raymascetta I wondered the same thing. Unless they are studs (and I don't think any of them were) how do the recoup the cost? Is prize money at shows that generous? If they just want a well trained horse for the whole family to ride (CC made that observation on a few of them), they can get a horse like that at a much lower price.
@@raymascetta these are show horses from million-dollar parents
One of things I most appreciate is that CC sees value in horses that are essentially over looked. Scarlet is maturing into a very nice filly. Whether $50 or $50,000 she is proof positive that there are potentially nice horses out there hiding in plain sight that don't cost a fortune. Look at Ziggy..he may be older but there's a lot of life and good riding left in him after reconditioning. Of couse you need to know what to look for but you don't have to pay a premium price to get a good horse.
Totally agree! Also I´m one of those "not horse persons", because every time I got in touch with them, they felt like really boring to me and I couldn´t get a connection really. But with the boys from CC, I LOVE THEIR personalities! I love to watch those videos because I can see their twerks and quirks and goofs and grumps. I mean Skelly sometimes behaves more like a dog to me, Nigel has this pure grumpy old men soul and so on. They stand out for me because all of them are kinda special in their ways. If I was a horse person, I rather would buy one of those kind of guys/girls then the perfect bred and shiny ones.
You're so funny. "Pete has made modifications to the net." Love how you care for your horses and tend to their individual personalities.
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Interesting , good to know cause we have premium.
10+ years Premium subscription.
I love CC, herd, Tiny, Huck and Channel!
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Oh wow, didn´t know that, but it´s great news! The subscription price differs from country to country. I´m based in a small country in Europe and just pay like 5 USD a month if I made the conversion correctly.
nice, I have premium but didn't know that, I couldn't handle youtube if I had to watch ads.
That little horse would have made me drunk going around so many times
Not one of those high-priced ponies was as beautiful and full of spirit as our boy Skeletor!
Ohhhhh, agree! But I wouldn´t trade in any of the horses for the pricey ones. Love to see all of their personalities shine or grump up.
Thanks, CC. Someone in the chat (thanks, Kim) told me that Skelly is doing well. I hope that's true.
It was fun to look at the sometimes incredibly high-priced horses. I like being around your horses much more, though. Thank you so much for inviting us to your ranch.
Unbelievable! Thanks for taking us along as I know I will never get to a sale like THIS is my lifetime! 🤑 After a great day there, there's no place like home with the herd awaiting your return❤
I can't believe people don't like grey horses! Dappled grey has always been my favorite, followed by dark bay (especially those rare ones with the lighter brown noses) and buckskin. So pretty!
I also know a lot of people don't like red roans, but they're up there for most beautiful to me, too, imo. (I'm commenting as I watch and saw a red roan that reminded me. 😂)
Same here, I love them all. Sure, I have a favorite coat/markings color but just not liking a horse’s coat - what??!
Greys have a 75% chance for cancer . . . most people don't want to deal with the health complications and potentially having to put the horse down early. Also grey horses continue to grey, so they end up completely "white" which most people don't like either. The pretty dappling usually only lasts a few years.
I know nothing but love horses especially piebald cobs
I think your Studman might be THE MAN for your future competitions. He's special.
Beautiful horses! That was a classy facility. I hope the people who bought at the sale are kind to their horses. I love all your horses Clever Cowgirl, you saved their lives. Each one of your horses are survivors and have a story to tell. Thank you for taking us along to the sale!
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I learn so much from you. Even though I am 70 and I may never have another horse there is always a chance and in the meantime I can enjoy yours. 😊
Girl, I am so happy that you are focused on helping horses that need a soft place to land. I can't imagine spending $300,000 for a horse. I love your horses.......it isn't about the money it is about the heart. Thanks for taking us along. Namaste'
Those prices were absolutely insane! I’m grateful for the horse I have…not for sale ever! ❤
frosted mane with dark color on his ear tips was intriguing!!
Once had a buttercup buckskin with black points and frosting. Plus Doc Bar on her papers.
@@rhondaserges5136my mare has very close doc bar on her papers as well !she is just a bay though but she is only 4 so we think she might turn buckskin cause she is getting light and her dad was a buckskin
Who doesn’t love grey horses!? I love them! Besides, a good horse is never. Bad color!
I feel kind of horrified at those prices knowing how easily things go completely wrong with horses😮😅
That's why they are insured.
I am so pleased that I found CC. I really enjoy her gentle love that she has for her herd,
Nigel says, I wanted a mare, but all I got was gophers.
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@@lostribe5130 😂 At least he feels big next to the gophers
@@tristadav 🤣🤣🤣 That's cold 🥶!
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OH MY!!! Thank you for taking us along!! A Palomino son of Metallic Cat! Lucky Buyers for sure!
Thanks for takimg us to the auction with you CC. All three of my horses cost me $2750.00. My husband keepz track of the monthly costs plus the yearly farm visit. It adds up fast! 😅 Those horses are beautiful, well trained and worth the price. I treat my horses like millon dollar horses but on a budget. They eat before I do and get the best of anything I can buy. I've learned so many things from you. 🙂🐎🥕❤
Your horses needed you, still do. Watching Pete learn to trust, and enjoy your presence; priceless. Knowing naughty Nigel will always be safe, well taken care of, and loved; again, priceless. You make sure all your horses are living their best lives; that's amazing, especially considering some of them wouldn't still be alive without you. Thank you.
That was great! Each auction, no matter how high or low, presents lots of learning opportunities. Thanks for taking us along!
All foals are never a mistake, Studman still has the genes of his sire regardless of his dam.
I love your videos. I don't have horses and probably won't in this life. I really enjoy your commentary.
Thanks for a very nice day at the auction. For once it was the kind that did not make you worry about the condition of the horses. This was a joy to watch!
Although prices seem high at these high quality sales, prices have dropped quite a bit in the last few years. Turner Performance Horses produce some extraordinary horses. They put them in every situation you can imagine and have some of the safest horses of quality. I actually bid on lot #5, because I missed him when he went through Triangle Sales before the Turner’s purchased him.
I did see a few of these horses for sale within the last sale year. One of them even sold for LESS money at this sale!
It's nice to see Wimpy bred horses still getting good prices
Those horses at the Auction were beautiful and went for a lot of money. But your little herd is every bit as beautiful and priceless. You are a very Blessed and rich horse mama indeed. ❤
Thanks for taking us along, CC! It's fun to see a high-end auction but it makes me happier to see your herd and Princess Tiny! Watching from British Columbia. ❤
Those horses at the auction were definitely beautiful examples of equines…but I prefer your
boys and girls and their relationships with you and each other.
I can’t wait to see how they all mature and “learn the ropes” from you and your expertise as a wrangler of horses.
Those prices are absolutely crazy! Makes me appreciate my little herd too ❤️
Thanks CC. It was fun to see all those horses at the auction, but the most fun was when you came back home to your horses and Tiny. ❤️
Thanks for taking us along and yes you do have a wonderful herd of special horses
Idk much about horses but your herd is beautiful and so lucky to be loved. You take such good care of them. Love your channel. Thank you.
Scarlet is looking so good. And nice to see Ziggy happy with his little herd. Very healthy-looking horse at the auction but the prices... woooo $255,000?! 300,000?! Honestly, ALL of the horses were so gorgeous, for me though with any animal, I think personality, temperament and skills are way more important than the color of their coat:) Thank you for showing a "bouchée" horse sale too - it was interesting.
While I’ve not been around horses much I love watching your daily activities with your horses and the special events such as this auction. There were certainly gorgeous horses there, I love your cast of characters💕
Those auction horses were beautiful but, they were finished and far outside of my budget. I find it so much more enjoyable to take a horse that needs some work and help them meet their potential. I enjoy the journey more than the destination.
For both the horse and human the road and its journey make the destination a mere point of closure
Always glad to see Miss Tiny! Yes, I know the video is supposed to be about the horses, but being an old cat lady, I'm happy to see the kitties too.
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Same here, exactly. I’m a cat lady too and it tickles me tremendously when I catch a glimpse of her. I have started to call my own cat “tiny” as an endearment.
another Tiny fan here 😊❤
Just fascinating! This whole world of horses, is intriguing, so much to learn and know. I really enjoy following you, your herd and all your adventures🌺
❤Studman❤ is such a handsome fella. Neat seeing his maybe-half-brother 😊 Glad Scarlet was hive free by end of day! Hope the smoke clears soon - preferably after a nice rain!
The price for geldings is crazy! Wow!
Big love to you and all the fur kids from the land down under ❤🇦🇺
Thanks for letting us visit with your herd and Tiny before the field trip! 😊 I’ve missed these guys! Totally in love with Whiplash and Pete ❤😊
Thumbs up everyone! Terrific journey through, CC, this very high priced horse auction. All of the horses looked to be in great shape. I cannot fathom riding/steering a horse around in circles repeatedly as the rider did who held out her arms. I thought the horse would get dizzy and wondered what horses think of humans encourgaging horses to engage/perform such antics.
Well, your horses are picture perfect. So glad to see Ziggy with the other horses. And thank you for showing their names intially. Ziggy, Pete, Prim, and Nigel stand out due to their size/coloring.
Another great video. Cheers from balmy New England.
Thank you for taking the time to explain so much, and I like the horses names showing in the corner. I am trying to identify who is who, and once in a while the names helps. I love your little herd also and glad you share them with all of us!
Always great to go on a roadtrip with you.
I did not grow up around horses, but with every horse at the auction I was thinking that your horses look just as good or better. And those auction horses don't have such an awesome Horse Mama!
Me too. They have not the love or CC's patience nor the skilled insight. To address the quirks of each fancy horse you will need your.
kidneys will ( need both ) as time goes on.
My precious course ground school instructor said many times " i may not have the caliber of horses i want. But these are what i have. I have schooled each one. They are gentle and not anxious.
I respected her outlook. She was not a show off. Just the opposite. Her horses were beautifully cared for, fed according to their needs nutritionally, trimmed every 6 weeks, vetted regularly. She noticed the small things about each horse that needed attention.
She made her own training gear and taught her students how to make halters and longlines. When i made mistakes she was patient with our knots and we backed out of the mistakes to start over. I still have the rope halters and long lines. Learning the skills gave all of us a sense of accomplishment.
Sarah trained with Ned Leigh. A well known man from AZ . He moved to Ok. A few years ago.
He has the luxury of lake water there.
Something we all miss in the high desert plains. ❤
I'm very happy to know that at least one other person works so well with horses.
JillAxford, it's so nice to learn from the wonderful comments like yours!
I’m not a horse person and I hope you can answer my question. Many of these ,well most of them, sold for well over what the average person could afford. And no one needs to justify on how they spend their money in my opinion. What confuses me is why so many of the geldings sold for so high. They can’t be bred (unless there’s a process that I’ve never heard of). Mares at least can be bred if the owner wanted. There are hundreds of horses that could be trained to the level of skill that these were, that have the same sweet kind temperament and that are just as beautiful. Maybe it’s just me but I’m having a really hard time wrapping my head around these prices and maybe I’m just cheap. Well I am and I’ll admit it…lol. Do people take out loans for the purchase of horses like these?
@@M.KathleenDougharty @clevercowgirl I hope that one of these million-dollar-horse-buyers will fund CC's new ranch, just because they can.
@@M.KathleenDougharty I wondered the very same thing. It’s not like these high-priced horses will ever be racehorses. I think - someone correct me if I’m wrong.
It would be great if you could do a video explaining what counts as good body conformation for those of us who aren't horse people
Thanks for another adventure into the horse world. Extra prayer for my guy Nigel. Ziggy little herd is perfect. Appreciate you so much, CC.
I just want to say I love your horses too!! Of course 300k horses are beautiful but your horses know you love them.. even Goose❤
It’s soo great to see ziggy with friends ❤
Your knowledge and experience are impressive.
Loved tagging along on this adventure!
I LOVE a pretty gray! Dappled or points don't matter! I just love them. But form follows function. Horses and dogs. Color is just a plus.
I could honestly watch horses fo hours, and I love CC's insightful commentary. These horses were so beautiful!!
I have had a few horse's in my time, most were given to me because the owners couldn't keep them or just didn't want them. The most I have ever paid for a horse was $1100.00. she was perfect for my daughter. I could not imagine paying as much for a horse as I paid for my house.
I love it that you are putting the names of the horses up. T ry as I might I can't always distingish the different horses. You are getting better and better with your videos. I love watching your work with the horses, your commentary, all of it. I find that watching your videos is very calming for me. Thanks so much. Namaste'
Thank you for taking us along to see how the other part of the population lives.😂 Gorgeous horses, but my little 14.2h Mustang mare that I paid $25 bucks for 16yrs ago is just as gorgeous. I will always be one of those people who refuse to believe you have to pay lots of money for a really good horse. Imagine all the horses the cost of that one horse, at $300K, could buy, be retrained and sold to forever homes.
I love your channel and your voice over is so soothing. I usually get to watch you first thing in the morning and it’s calming. Thank you for putting yourself out here on UA-cam. I am SO happy you are almost at 100K subscribers!!! Go Team CC!!! 😁
Horse Merry Go Around. Thankyou for sharing this Info. I used to be more of a Horse Person. When I was a teenager. But my love for horses never left me. But I can still enjoy my Love for Horses watching along with you CC. Horse auctions have many different kinds of horses & with you on board as my Teacher you help us former Or Newbie Horse People.
(I wish I had one of those 'Merry Go 'Rounds' for me!!!! I could use some exercise!!)
I paid $150. for my first horse in 1961, when I was 12yo. At that time a 50lb bale of timothy was 35 cents. The most I ever spent on a horse was 4K in 1977. He was an OTTB that was started as a Hunter/Jumper and became my first serious Event horse. After that I was breeding TBs and TB crosses, so I competed on my home bred horses. Some years later I realized that it makes a lot more sense to buy unstarted two and three-year-olds. Breeding, raising, training and then selling a horse for 10K - you lose money on that deal, and you don’t know exactly what kind of horse you’re going to get until you’ve trained it. Even knowing the bloodlines isn’t a sure bet that you’ll get the horse you want.
depends on the market, where I live you can get an auction horse for a couple hundred bucks, train it up to sent for finishing and people will pay a good 15k+ for them. Heck even dead-broke kids ponies are almost 10k now. Draft crosses and mules are trendy right now, so breeding them is getting more popular
That was fun! Thanks for taking us😊
Thank you for taking us along, it was very interesting to see the sale. And it’s so nice to see all of your horses 😊 Ziggy with his little herd - and of course gorgeous Nigel 😅 Tiny needs to be in every video - so nice how you have been greeted back at the stable.
WOW!! Gorgeous horses!!😍 that was fun! Thanks for taking us along CC!!!❤️🥰
It's funny because you're right that little girl knew how to ride and had the horse she was showing do some pretty neat maneuvers but from the point of view of an english style rider she looked as if she was about to fall every time the horse stopped. And the next rider if I had been hunched over like that my instructor would have had a fit and told me I was riding like a toad on top of a tiny matchbox :p
Different looks for different riding styles obviously.
I like the "toad on a tiny matchbox" 😊 - it reminds me a lot of when my mum used to call that position "like a monkey on a grindstone" ☺.
@@pretzel2272 Oh that's a good one too ! :)
Oh and a nice blue roan! Love them! My neighbor had a BEAUTIFUL blue/black roan quarter horse mare. She's so sweet! With that round
quarter horse butt!
Amazing $300,000!!! Thanks for taking us along.
I’m sure your little heard are grateful for you. I love what you do and how you care for them 🐎 ❤
Stunning horses...Staggering prices!....your herd is priceless...🐎
Loved that you let us tag along to see a different type of auction!
This was fun. It's nice to see how the other side lives. They were beautiful horses but I think yours are every bit as beautiful.
Wow CC, You're on fire ! Anxious to watch your new video! ; ))
Thanks from the labels on your horses. It helps some of us less observant folks. I love your just catching us up with what is going on with them.
I can’t imagine spending that much money on a horse. Yes, they were super well trained, but they are also just one colic away from mortality. It just blows me away. I understand your method of horse ownership so much better.
Watching the horse sale was educational and informative, but for me the absolute BEST segment of your video was watching the response from your herd when you simply called them to "come and get it!" The love and affection they all displayed for you is impossible to express and wonderful to behold. Thanks for sharing! ❤ Texas Tenderfoot
Thanks for the video! I would feel soooo out of place at a fancy sale like that haha - really fascinating to see though ❤
Very fancy, but the people were very nice!
When the Beatles played for the Royal Family John Lennon said, "For our last number, I'd like to ask your help. Would the people in the cheaper seats clap your hands. And the rest of you, if you'll just rattle your jewelry." 😎
@@artemisXsidecross I love this anecdote! It's giving me sassy-Nigel-vibes 😄👍
@@pretzel2272
Yes, a sassy vibe keeps everything from becoming complacent 😉👍
@@artemisXsidecross 😄
These prices must be discouraging for so many people. It’s a bit of a shame. Gorgeous horses.
I agree. Its expensive enough to care for a horse properly. So many loving caring homes being priced out of quality horses
These prices are nearly incomprehensible to me. The entire lifestyle of the people in attendance must be insanely extravagant to have budgets like that. I've worked around horses almost my whole life. Began mucking stalls 8 for literally only 50 cents per weekend (1998, so not like waaay back when). My first horse was what I thought was expensive (2200... and that was a few years of saving every penny from every odd job) and he was decently started. Then I bought a mentally messed up TB for a dollar. Then just fostered auction rescues. I was a stable hand and groom and catch rode and schooled ponies in the New England hunter-jumper world (where people would pay upwards 20-80k for a horse or pony for only a season or two and then resell, which also blew my mind), worked at a dressage barn, a cutting farm (that heavily featured Peppy and Doc lines)....
I know a good ranch horse is worth their weight in gold.... but in the past few years, even grade unpapered horses are going for over $25k. I wonder what the sharp rise in average price is caused by. (I know the racing industry is outrageous and the AQHA incentive fund and futurity stuff boggles the bank accounts, but still....)
What I know about horses:
They are magnificent.😊
I love them. 🥰
Your herd is glorious. They are so loved and nurtured and respected.
My favorite color has always been dapple gray; I think it imprinted from a deck of cards as a child 😂
You and your channel are wonderful 🤗
hugs to all the horses CC
Holy, Palominos, Batman -- 10+ What gorgeous horses. Thanks for this CC :)
Your comment should have more likes !
Loved watching the sale, and loved seeing your herd of precious spirits! Thanks for taking us along!
He looks just like him
Glad “we” are back home with “our” herd❤
Second comment at the end “there is no place like home with a lovely family”. I hope you keep Ziggy.
Yay I watched all your videos! The shorts allowed me to like them but they didn't register the like, so I didn't watch most of those. Thank you I learned so much, I have always loved horses but never been around them before. I'm so in-love with all your horses, I laughed and cried through your videos! Sending positive thoughts from Australia to you & all your animals ❤❤❤
I love when you go to the auctions it really shows the range of horses and prices.