Wild Horse Wild Ride | FULL DOCUMENTARY | Mustang Makeover Challenge | 2011
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- Each year, the Extreme Mustang Makeover Challenge sees 100 people from across the country attempt to tame a wild mustang in 100 days. Following this harrowing feat is a public showcase that determines whether these horses can be saved from a life in captivity. "Wild Horse, Wild Ride" provides a fascinating glimpse at the incredible relationship between man and animal.
Directed: Alex Dawson, Greg Gricus
2011
Cast: Alex Dawson, Greg Gricus
Rated PG
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The mustang makeover has to be the most beautiful documentary I have ever seen. It truly touched my heart and moved my soul. Its absolutely amazing !
Why wild horses can't be a wild horses? This is vary sad 😔😔😔
@@rideordie5578 they are invasive and they are over populated
I love wild horses too but they r doing what's best for the grasslands and the horse's well being
@@sabellabreeze8960
There are people that would just shoot the horses due to them running on their lands, if this was not done. It is sad but even sadder to have that happen.
The best thing I ever saw
Whether I win or lost in a NAT'L COMPETITN I WILL NEVER EVER SELL. MY HORSE. SHE WOULD BE PART OF MY HEART N SOUL FOREVER...BEN FLORA.
This shows the pure love between a human and a horse. Such a beautiful documentary.
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The mustang makeover show was of the most emotionally charged experiences for both the horse and their trainers! would watch it again for sure! Thanks a lot for making us being part of it!!!
cried at the end when the auction happened, i cant imagine how hard it was to let go💔, what an awesome documentary and so sad about George he and his wife were precious together💕, rest in peace 💔
I am loving the brothers and their approach to training, and Jesus as well. It’s heartbreaking to see one of the brothers cry over not being able to keep their Mustangs. I could see how they formed a strong bond with their animals.
YES, SO TRUE. But they knew from the beginning they were only trainers and not owners. They should apply for a horse of their own.
I cry to see a grown man cry over a horse. Just something so special about the bond.
Un caballo es lo mas tierno y noble q hay..😢
The brothers not being able to keep the horses they bonded so closely to just made me cry😢
I'm 2 months into working at a wild mustang non-profit here in New Mexico with 18 horses. This is my 2nd volunteer assignment this year and I'm by myself almost every day. I consider each horse a friend and treat them accordingly. Breaking thru to a shy horse with consistency, patience, and respect really can make your week. Having a wild horse come up to you and just lean into you for a bit of ear scratching quickly becomes an afternoon thing. Caring for a horse injured during gelding consumes your thoughts. Getting out of the van to gently guide a group across the road so they don't get hit becomes common. Wild Mustangs... I'm watching over them now.
They are lucky to have you..
The engineer impressed me the most because she didn’t have the benefit of experience or people in her life supporting her. It takes a certain grit stubborn courage and humility to go and do something this hard in spite of the constant toxic negativity from these people around her. Personally I believe it took more for her to do this than any of the others. Everyone was amazing but it is a much greater struggle when even on camera the people in your life are putting her down and telling her she can’t do it. Sounds like jealousy to me from couch potato experts who dare nothing and only ever do what’s safe.
She really stepped out of her comfort zone w this. And you're right, her support system was....lacking.
The woman was calling the horse "little shit" and expecting to just handle it like a trained horse. She was terrible.
Spectacular. I’m especially moved by the amount of love and respect that Kris, Nik, Carlos, and Jesus put into their horses. That is really somethin beautiful
you can really see the Spanish blood in these horses. Thank you for sharing this documentary.
İ am crying right now-to love a animal and then say goodbye is a very hard thing to do both for the animal and the owner-love this documentary and thank you to all working for the mustang's
Netflix should take this and run with it- this would make a great documentary (this documentary is from 2011, I would love for Netflix to showcase this year's makeover), raise awareness, and with the amount of people who watch Netflix I'm sure it would attract more trainers and bidders!
I don't have Netflix but I so agree with you. I couldn't get enough of this documentary and would love to watch another year of the makeover. There is a French film out there (but in English) about prisoners in some state penitentiary doing exactly the same thing but then the prison service discontinued the practice (too expensive maybe?). Super film based on the real "cowboys" with tribute paid to them at the end.
PS i've just seen it on the right. It's called "The Mustang" but is only to buy or for rent.
Beautiful film. Watching them men come to tears letting go of their horses was so beautiful, what a hard thing to do!!
WHAT AN AWSOME DOCUMENTRY YOU CANT HELP BUT FEEL THE EMOTIONS FROM EVERY PERSON AND THE BOND WITH THEIR HORSE. I LEARNED ALOT "PATIENCE" IS THE NUMBER 1 THING AND LOVE TO THESE GORGEOUS ANIMALS
The Latino guy is great! I love how he teaches the horse to react to pressure and gets him used to having something on his back with the rope before riding him.
those two young guys did the most amazing job. Not even 100 days yet and he's riding that black horse with a blindfold. And the other guys just took his horse inot the house with him. swimming with them.
It makes me so sad thye can't keep them. Those horses and guys are made for eachother.
I'm glad Sioux got adopted by a family kris knows and Ranahan ended up only 90 minutes away.
I agree. I was sad for them bc they couldn't keep the horses but I think they did the best job with them.
And they really sold for very little 2 k for one, $1950 for the other. I wish they could have kept them. I am sure prices today are way higher
I think I'm in love. I never knew a mustang could be so brave, fearless, hardworking, and captivating. They are truly misunderstood. They have stolen my heart. All the trainers are wonderful in every way. Thank you for your hard work with these beautiful horses. P.S. I want one.🤗
That boy Carlos made a good point: If you try to be all macho and tough to these horses, they're going to return that attitude, and you'll get absolutely nowhere.
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True should be common sense
Not to mention, the horse has a lot more muscle than you.
i have a kiger mustang , have had her since she was 15 mos. i also have a Morgan mustang.
I’ve met him and hes definitely right
I'd give this documentary 10/10 as well. If I had as much guts & competitive spirit as these guys & gals I'd do it too haha. I'm content with the good horse I have and will enjoy the view from the grandstands while those destined to train these great creatures will work them to a good home.
It’s hard to watch the little Mustangs struggle under the weight of the big men in the saddle.
I cried tears of joy watching this thank you so much for posting this for us to enjoy ❤️
Wow!!!! What a fantastic documentary. I really enjoyed watching the bond between Jesus and Compadre , I kept wishing that the 'anonymous buyer' was his other compadres pooling their $ so he could keep him. Luckily, he still got to present him and Compadre is practically famous as a mascot, pretty cool for them. Also the 2 brothers and their sweet bond with their horses , I so wish that they would have been able to keep them too. The way that Kris cried over the thought of losing his horse choked me up, I wish I could have bought that horse for him. Let's not forget sweet ol' George and Evelyn, they were a great couple lucky #7 wife for George. RIP sir you were a very kind fella
so, was your horse pregnant?
My grandad owned lots of horses.They also gathered will horses back in his day and domesticated them.1918.He was very good at training them.His favorite mare named Bessie would happily take him to my grandads local Bar,which was 7km down the road.Bessie would lay down outside the bar for hours until grandad was done.He would come out so drunk,his friends would help him to his faithful horse still laying down waiting for grandad.His friends would help him sit on Bessie,She would only get up when she was sure grandad was sitting ok.Then Bessie would start the journey home.Just trotting off course.On arrival at the house,she would knock with her hoof which made aloud sound because of the horseshoe.Gran would open the door,quite annoyed at grandads inebriation.Bessie would go straight to grandads bedroom and flip him gently onto his bed.Then she would turn and go to her stall for a well deserved sleep.Till I die I will never forget Bessie.If you love an animal it loves you right back,with loyalty and faithfulness. This happened on grandads farm, here in South Africa.
I was not sure that I was going to be able to watch this nor enjoy it. I am really glad I did. It was great. I wish there were more of these challenges on you tube. Thank you.
All those people are winners to give their time and hearts to the cause of saving a mustang. George said they didn't win, in my book they won my heart and tears, as Charles did also. R.I.P. George...
+Jeannette Johnson George was in remission.
At the very end it said he passed away, I think a month after the film project was complete. It was after the credits rolled at least the very end.
+KiyiyaHowlingWolf he passed May 26, 2012 it's the at the very last.
Jeannette Johnson Why the RIP? The epilogue said he recovered and is riding his horse again! Thank you Jesus!
Jeannette Johnson My epilogue said he recovered and was riding again! I don’t understand your comment.
A clear documentary of who is and who isn’t real horsemen.
To train a horse you know is going to someone else, you tell yourself "don't fall in love with the horse". But you do, and you still have to walk away, it hurts deep. I was fortunate, I was eventually given my girl. She's not a mustang, just a bratty Haflinger, but I love her.
that lady on the horse really was a remarkable courageous lady she was- very stylish rider & also was the horse.
Finished it. Loved it. Wish these tournaments could be filmed every time.
Rolling is a sign of relaxation and should not be dinged, in my opinion.
I'm an animal lover that has always wanted a horse .. my "painted" dog came to me from the wild as a pup. Though I may never have a horse (I don't like to say own) I really enjoyed this movie. The spirits, human and wild .. a beautiful thing.
I love that you don’t see animals as an object that you own like most people do! I never liked that aspect of being an animal lover. I’ve always thought of my animals as my family, you don’t own family.
Oh I loved how these two young guys worked with the horses. They seemed so calming and it also seemed like they love to do that project for the horses not just for the competition.
Excellent video. Incredible how well the horses responded in 100 days. Thanks for sharing on UA-cam.
Joe tohannie
The auction scene had me in tears.
Beautiful documentary- Compadre is a spectacular horse!
At 18:00 when they let Waylon (the little bay) back in with willie (the black horse) they showed him nothing they should have kept in a separate pen and let him settle down but over all GREAT movie/documentary I've seen it many times
Super Great Doc. My wife and I loved it. Great work!!!
I'm finally all in, I was only 10 yrs. when I saddled my first wild horse and stepped aboard. It's been a spell since I have not touched a horse since 2013 just especially for my personal goals I want to accomplish during this time. Thank you for sharing guys.
Loved the way this documentary was presented. Directed: Alex Dawson, Greg Gricus
2011
Less than 5 months until I pick up my first EMM mustang! They’ll be the 3rd mustang I’ve tamed but I’m still terrified😂
Quiero ver la película en español
Great documentary, so well done...horses are my passion. It would be a challenge to give it up. Rest In Peace George.
he didn't die.... sad that he got cancer though
Jean Edes Yeah I feel bad he got cancer but I don't believe he passed away
In the earlier comments George's nephew writes he passed away just before the dvd came out. I just loved his story - he never gave up on the horse and what a wonderful relationship at the end - so inspiring.
I could never give it UP tears heart breaking experience...
We just rescued a mustang ❤
That a super super super good horse movie
Great job Alex Dawson.
I can watch this all day.
I cannot say enough good about the young Hispanic man..
He know hosses...
Good job to everyone who took on a Mustang and give it new life
For everyone watching..the way Careen loops the lead rope is not safe. She managed to let it go at the right time to not have it tighten around her hand and be dragged, but most people are not that quick and aware, so lead ropes should never be wrapped around your hand. You should fold the loop and hold the middle instead.
I just got to say in a very few words....it's amazing!
Multiple trainers from all over the US. ( and some Canadians ) are proving that the work is worth it. Mustangs are smart, canny and strong. Many are doing well in both Western and English.. They seem to love the cross country eventing courses. One 14.2 hand mare is competing , and doing well against Off the track thoughbreds and Warmbloods :)
Totally enjoyed this documentary!
so far i really like how the guys new Hampshire train. not so sure about the other people yet.
That's so sad those awesome brothers couldn't keep their horses. They are expensive animals but im 66 a pensioner and I still go out to work to keep my horses .
Why
You can adopt them can't you
Over all this was a pretty decent show, taking the wild horses and training them to new tricks.
Wow, absolutely fantastic, I thoroughly enjoyed every minute of this.
I'm sorry but that old guy seems to not have great technique...He keeps talking about how his little horse is a little shit, but I see a horse that's being given all pressure and no release, combined with a man who's too big for him.
I couldn't believe he was actually going to get on that little thing. The saddle was almost hanging off its bum! I don't think it was very old, it looked very immature.
so true I couldn´t believe it either, poor little colt, and that big saddle+big guy...almost glad he gets a break now
Ya exactly he is to big
Thank you!! This is a really young horse to be expected to respond like an adult!! And he is way too big for him! No wonder it didnt want to move when the man first got on him!
Absolutely… any time I hear the words “untrainable, unpredictable, hardheaded” in regards to a horse, the red flags are flyin’.
Seems like el compadre was the real winner!? Nice video and great cause to safe these animals
Absolutely, the best rider a class act, and a wonderful horse an his horse got highest bid of all shows that the horse was trained by the best. Jesus ...
I so appreciated this documentary. Wonderful thanks
we had horses - i enjoyed to ride - family boarded and owned to - I truly miss all of them - very sad letting go !!!
Who else watched this documentary over 5 times?
Best horse show 2 watch plus completing
Good documentory All participants are winners from heart 💐💐💐🙏🙏 Best wishes to all HEROS . Heritage warriors to next genaration 🙏🙏🙏💐💐
Someone must have kicked up some dust, my eyes are watery.. great doc..
Great video. I found Wylene (very talented) but a bit arrogant however......Would love to adopt and train one someday.
Although a whole lot of the trainers didn’t know what they were doing, the bio chemist pissed me off A LOT. Even if you’re the most confident person on the planet and you have a bit of experience with horses, you should never and I mean NEVER start your first ever training of a horse with a wild mustang l.
My first horse was a wild mustang... it doesn’t matter how many horses you’ve had, but your experience. But I do agree, that girl was a train wreck
The WORST possible combination. A newbie and an older Mustang. The older Navajo man said it succectly " he's a lot of horse"
Love this show i cant stop watching it.
Great work from everyone on this video... Congratulations!!!!
When he started crying at an hour i started crying too!
Great piece of work, very inspiring
The mustang magic is amazing
Captivating! Very well done and so inspiring!
What an Awesome movie! Loved it!!!!!!
I absolutely LOVE Jesus and the Kokal boys. My favorites by far! They did an amazing job training and they you could tell they really had a connection and a bond with them.
Also, can we address how much of an egotistical brat Wylene Wilson is?!
Seeing that man do a lot of wrong things with Waylon is ruining this documentary for me
I agree. What an ass of an old man. Married 7 times should tell you he is unreal.
1:00:40 I want to marry someone who cries over a horse.
Just stumbled onto this video. I love it thanks for sharing💯
I have cried
Man its hard to not be emotional
Beautiful , the horses give alwais love
So Beautiful!
Wow. really nice looking horses. good trainers
Love this storyline so great what a beauiful thing and all animals need. Love BUT I JUST Love horse they are so awesome horses need hope.
Loved this movie.
Rest in peace George 💔
They are both wonderful horses
I loved Jesus' horsemanship. He's a real man too.
ThankYou for this. 🌹☯🤠💜🏇
Loved this!
Comanche’s trainer is a riot.
This was a great video. Congratulations to all of the people involved and THANK YOU ALL for committing so much of your time, care and love for a truly fantastic cause. I did think that Clint Bailey and Rooster got robbed of first place. Rembrandt and Wylene Wilson did a great job but her show seemed more flash and glitter when compared to Bailey's performance. Afterwards, having her daughter come running out onto the course at the end while she herself cried seemed like a tug on the judge's heart strings. She and her horse were excellent but I think Bailey should have won for sure. The different approaches by everyone involved and different outcomes were very interesting to see. It's great when we get to see the outcome of the bidding on the horses and where they ended up.
Tanks
Phenomenal!!!!! ...&...still need tissues...Lol..wipe sniff..SMILE..LAUGH,LOVE...SMILE SOME, sniff, SMILE SOME MORE...!!!!
A few of these horses and time put into them is worth thousands more than they where selling for.
Terrific.
I love horses, cause during my first job in our ranch, I dealt to meet a lot of horses to our neighbor in ranch 1963.
as someone who is thinking of getting my first horse soon I have been thinking of getting one that hasn't been broken in yet, I'm not a professional but I really want to give it a try and see where it leads me
Awesome video I love it
This gives the mustangs dignity back. Humans are going thru same thing. We can worship creator and enjoy his gifts or only want money and vain glories
Comanche he is so beautiful!
the old guy is little too forceful and rushes his horse too much. he needs to take his time.
He passed away several months after the film was done due to his cancer coming back, on May 26th, 2012. So like... No... She didn't leave him.
I also think the cow girl was a little too full of her self. she kept talking about how great she is and all about winning. she was makeing it all about her and girl power and not the horse.
Aww, come on... she was hella fun to watch. People like her make the world more interesting. Her horse fetched a good price.
Yes she has a very high opinion of herself doesn't she! I found her really annoying after a short time. I actually have a friend who is very like her and has a have-a-go attitude to riding but she doesn't constantly boast about her achievements or look down on others who are not as brave or successful, in fact she will put herself out to help anyone.
I love that stuff forming a bond with the animal.any animal for that matter.that black 9008 is a beautiful horse.I train dogs too for searching and scent discrimination.I don’t know if man would have survived without horses and dogs