I am glad you got the horse for $25 hours Lacey will have a good I watch all of your videos pretty well you have some good horses and they are pretty my granddaughter is 11 years old and she's been wanting a horse I got 14 acres we are fencing off 10 Akers to try to get her a horse but so far they are so high I can't can afford to feed them but I just can't afford to pay no $300 or $4,000 for a horse if I could find one for 2 to 300 or 500 I could buy one but I cannot pay no $4000 are 5000 for a we live in Park hills Missouri down by Farmington Missouri the closest auction we got by us is owensville Missouri I told her I would try to get her a horse for Christmas but so far I haven't had no luck I've been looking online but they've been too high I felt bad because I couldn't get her both of my other grandkids got their Christmas presents but she didn't I told her hopefully I would get it I've ever worked here February I pray to God I hope I don't want to lie to her I hope God will be on I already got the she wants to try to learn how to barrel
I once bought a quarter horse stallion for one dollar. With papers. He looked so bad that the vet told us to ask for our dollar back because we got cheated. He proved to be King Ranch bred. Also a fully trained cutting horse. He was badly foundered and it took us 3 years to bring him back to full health.
It's so sad how some people totally neglect animals they get. Why get them if you are just going to neglect them? Really happy to hear you saved him. Would love for you to post pics of before and after. 3 years is a long time but you both did it.
I remember that blood line ! I had a few, big boys, ranch horses , this was EONS years ago. I had cody, bar bailey, poco, and a few others..my arabians were morific and bask.. but lol most of what i owned was kinda what you had..but no papers...ahh the hand feeding , and watering, and trying to get them up , so worth it. I miss having horses..
My first horse was a pity buy at 50 dollars. He was so thin and hungry he laid down in the trailer to eat the crap on the floorboards as I was trailering him home. He was only 6 months old and was skin and bones. I had the vet out and he was appalled at his condition, gave me a feeding schedule, which I followed to the letter. He turned out to be the sweetest guy, a willing partner and a great all around horse. He was my partner for many years. I love seeing scarlet, she’s turning out to be a beautiful little mare. Great job seeing her potential.
I’ve been enjoying your stories of how you change a horse’s life for the better ❤ It’s a lot of work but you were the “angel” needed each time, bless you and good luck with your journey 💯💕🎈😍👏👏👏🌸
@@The_ZeroLine His name was Apache. I called him Patch. He was a little bay with black points and a small star on his forehead. He was and still is my heart horse. I was 14 when I bought him. I’m 74 now. He’s been gone for so long but I still smile when I think about him. I could jump on him from behind and he’d just stand there. He was 14.1 hands of sweetness. Great little horse. I rode that boy everywhere all the time.
@@janetrodriguez914 Patch (an adorable nickname) and Apache (a badass, majestic name). A star on the forehead. What a great mark! Don’t know anyone personally who had a horse that’d let you jump on them from behind. My mom was very close with her horse TT (Town Talk) and the most accomplished jumper in IL as a girl and then young teen and he’d never let her do that. So, yeah, a once in a lifetime bond and horse. Very great.
I would like to take this opportunity to THANK YOU for rescuing animals and for the care you give them, giving them a much deserved chance at a REAL life. ❤❤❤
It is so sad to see them go through auctions because you never know where they might end up, but in this case, this little filly got very lucky and found a wonderful home. In return for your kindness, she has grown healthy, and blossomed into a beautiful young horse. I wish the two of you many happy years ahead. 🥰
@@henrimatisse7481 I don't think I'd use the term 'flip' because she rescues them, and then works to find them good homes. They don't just go to anyone who wants to buy them, and she's not out to profit but to save them and give them a good future. There are definitely people who flip horses like homes, but she is not one of them.
I have such respect for the way you are training Scarlet. I've spent 40 years of my life with horses, including 15 years rescuing abused horses and caring for them in my own stable. Now I'm 71 and live with daily pain from arthritis and 4 surgeries. So I watch videos of horses and trainers. You are the best I've found so far. I admire you for your methods and knowledge. If I had not spend so many thousands of dollars on horses (and dogs) over my work life, I'd be able to afford joining and making a purchase for you on Amazon. Know that you are admired by so many quality horse people. Many other trainers use methods I don't agree with. Keep up the great work. (From Newfoundland, Canada)
You seem like the kind of horse human that can bring out the best in a wildling like Scarlet. It took me almost a year to socialize a stray kitten who is now eleven years old and the most adoring couch potato and the best cat ever; I foresee this for you and Scarlet.
Thank you for your patience and kindness to Scarlet. I hope seeing how she blossoms will repay you threefold for all the heartache and energy you have had. Blessings!🥰🐴💕❤️
I'm also experienced horse women, I thank you for your knowledge and love for taking on this filly. You are truly a special person! Love where you live!
Thank you for your post and saving this precious girl🐴🧡!!! Your positive thinking, patiece and empathy is commanding. I love animals and patience and love will conquer everything. Last year a little green bird flew into my window( now i have bird feathers hanging that signifies danger to them) and was lying on the deck...it was a warm October day, I picked her/him up and put it in the roll of my tshirt hem. We sat on the swing seat, me with my coffee and ciggaret and prayers for it to recover from the shock which could take from minutes to longer time....we sat there and after 45 mins. it held its head up to me, stood on its little legs and flew away. This was a feeling I will treasure forever. So I say patience is gold and universe will always hear your wish💫
I'm from Sydney, australia ... We owned a property at one time.I came across your channel by accident but now love watching your videos .Your voice and the way you explain things is pleasing to the ear .I think God put you on this planet to help some tired and forgotten horses and give them the life they deserve . Keep doing what you are doing ... you're a special person. I have cats and I love watching your cat interact with the horses . take care and God look after u
Nice-looking little mare, with hopefully, a great future. I had a similar experience many years ago, when I went to an auction and saw foal after foal going through, each making no more than a tenner, and nearly all going for meat. I resisted temptation for a while, but then I couldn't help myself and I bid on a little grey filly. Had her for twelve guineas, and it cost me more to transport that baby home. She wasn't much to look at, at first, and she only made eleven hands, but that's typical for a Welsh Mountain pony. I felt ridiculous riding her when I broke her in, four years later - she had no problem carrying me, but my feet nearly touched the floor! She grew into a fantastic kid's pony and went on to give a lot of children a great deal of pleasure. If only they all had that chance.
These are so satisfying to watch, I'm back to watch it a second time. You literally do everything right from your pace with the horse to quarantine protocols to protect your herd, to sensitization without overloading etc. I have watched a few "rehab" videos on youtube and by and large I almost end up yelling "nooooooooo!" at the screen at least once, usually more, but your videos are the exception. I find myself saying "well done!" every time I watch one of yours. My family has been raising and training horses since the 1890s, I wish my grandpa and my youngest aunt were still around so I could show them your videos, they would have really enjoyed these as they were the two in my family that did the most rehabilitating of horses.
Scarlett is a beautiful horse. She had a slow start but without you I don't think she would have made it. I love what you do for horses that most people aren't interested in. They grow to be pretty amazing.
I so admire people like you who take these "hopeless" ones in and give them a life!! Thank you for being Scarlet's hero, and a hero to so many other horses!! ❤
It's so good to know that there are people like you who have a heart and take on a challenge. Don't even wanna think about what would had happened to this little girl if you hadn't stepped up and bought her. Keep up the good work!!
Thank you so much for the awesome update on Scarlett! Wow! She has come such a long way health-wise and in her training. You buying her that day was THE BEST thing that could have happened to her! You literally saved her life! I hope this winter proves to be more mild, so you can work with her and the rest of your horses more. ❤
Scarlett is AWESOME and so are you for rescuing her and bringing her along. I loved this video---you may still be learning about editing, but I think you're also doing a great job with your channel too. God Bless!
This little mare's lucky day was the day you bought her at the auction. What a pretty pretty mare. Love her name Scarlett! Sometimes the least expensive turn out to be the best horses. I especially love your $25 story, because I have one too.💕 When I adopted our little Mustang mare 15yrs ago, as a 2yo, it was the first time the BLM had come to Southern York Co, PA. One of the hottest days in July.😅 Horse nut that I am, it was the wrong thing to do, because the next day (Saturday) they had the auction, but this is when they had started doing the auctions differently. They were offering them for $125, rather than an actual auction. You just had to be the first one to fill out the form, get approved, and you were the proud new owner. I was 55yo at the time (now almost 70). Had horses since I was 16...and one of the 2yo mares caught my eye, and my then 12yo daughter was begging me to buy one. She was an awesome rider. Horses loved her. We didn't have the facilities to gentle one, but there was an awesome TIP trainer there from Southern NJ. She actually works for the BLM now. Anyway, around 4pm I found myself filling out the form. Went into the BLM trailer, handed the lady the form. Since they knew Kristen, I was automatically approved...and the lady says, "That'll be $25." I'm like, I thought it was $125. Her words exactly, "It's the end of the day, it's hotter than hell, and it's a mare. Just give me $25 and we'll call it a day."🤣 She left with Kristen at midnight, who put 30days on her, then we took over her training. We've had her for 15yrs now. Best mare I've ever owned. She totally took care of my daughter on many a trail ride. Smart as a whip and love her to death. Nobody believes she's a Mustang....and I love telling my $25 story, too. People always compliment us that she's such a beautiful horse, then ask....a Quarter Horse? Once someone said she was a mini-Warmblood.😅 I, literally, have to raise up her mane, as it falls on the wrong side, to show them her brand before they believe me.😆 One thing is for certain, once you have a Mustang, you'll always have a Mustang.❤
Your videos and horses are about the only thing giving me hope and faith in people. I grew up with horses but trauma of loss of one at the hands of a very mean person when I was young kind of crushed me and took me away from interacting horses I am 60 now and regret this. Thanks for helping all these lovely horses,
I love watching how these “throwaway” horses you save go from being a rag tag disease ridden, worm infested, growth stunted, shut down into a beautiful young Horse, you must feel so good when you see your hard work come to fruition!
I know nothing about horses, apart from petting the ones in the field next to my house but your storytelling is so calm and interesting, and full of humanity that I listen to every word all the way through. And of course you have little Nige but he was only my introduction to the whole channel.🥰
The time commitment was daunting, to say the least, but oh, my! Scarlett has really blossomed! Wow! I never would have guessed it from the early footage of her as a foal. My hat is off to you! You're a HERO and a MIRACLE MAKER!
Scarlet has turned into such a beautiful filly. I love watching your videos about horse training and life in Montana. You are so kind and gentle. We can all learn from you ❤️🐴
Definitely keep the videos coming! Would love to follow the progress of this beautiful horse - she's doing great and SO ARE YOU WITH HER TRAINING! Bless your heart for caring.
Your investment in Scarlet will pay off in droves. She is so lucky that you found her. What a magnificent horse! Her ability to jump may be a glimpse into her future as a natural jumper. Both of my granddaughters are into English and Western riding and if Scarlet finds a rider who loves her in return, what a show!
What a heartwarming story. Your patience and dedication is remarkable. Scarlet blossomed into a healthy happy lady. I so enjoyed the scenes of your teaching and interaction with her. The respect and love between you two is so crystal clear. I hope you continue documenting and posting Scarlets journey.
Oh yes the Clever Cowgirl, greetings from London [UK] that was really interesting - thanks for sharing, yes we wanna see more of Scarlet, you are the only one for her...
Oh wow! Scarlett looks so different! I can see that she's going to be a really special horse when you've finished with her training. You have an amazing touch. It's been a weird couple of warm days here in the Boston area. So while you're getting snow & cold, it's going to hit 80° F today here! Unbelievable! I love watching your videos whenever I can. You have the best soothing voice. 🤗
Wow! A year has went by already! Doesn't seem that long ago. I hope she continues to blossom and gain trust everyday. She's really lovely. You've done well by her. Wonderful progress. Best wishes! I'll be watching and cheering for you both.
my friend left the halter on his horses until he found one of his horses dead. She had tried to scratch her face with her rear hoof and she got her hoof caught in her halter and struggled until she died. She and many other horses fan free range on a very large pasture and my friend hadn't seen her in a while and went looking for her where he found her. By the way her name was Scarlet. You may want to stop leaving their halter.Just a suggestion. I found your channel just today and I love what you do with these (UN-trainable) horses. Keep up the good work Miss Clever
We had a mustang yearly and my deceased husband had a AS. Degree in equine science from Scottsdale Arizona and chosen by CHAUNCEY STABLES WHO USED TO OWN WITH WAYNE NEWTON. THEY BOUGHT NABORR. SJ had the unique empathy to work with equine. And we were mindful of building relationships. Thank you for sharing. 🎉
…I would love to see more videos on Scarlett’s progress. 🥰 I enjoy all of your videos, and no fancy editing or graphics needed. The way you presently do them is excellent. I am visually impaired and your videos are easy to watch, informative for people learning about horses, and you speak so clearly. Thank you. 😁🌷♥️🌾🐴
Recently found your channel. Really love your content. Wishing you much success. I can tell you treat your horses well and thats important to me. You give them the time they need....that seems to be rather rare but i love it.
Im very impressed with your training and patience on your $25 filly. She's seems to have a lot of sense and just needs love, patience, and time. I live in Texas and have had some good horses that I have broke and trained, but I am now looking at the beautiful Mustang horses. I went to my first BLM auction but didn't buy at the time. However, I have looked into it more and after reading your article, and hopefully more to come, I look forward to finding a baby and putting my time into it. Thanks for your great video. Looking forward to more.
Like all the other comments below, I am so happy for Scarlet! You have done so well for her and I bet she will be amazing as she goes forward in her growth. She is stunning!!! Thank you for doing this for her and for bringing us along for the journey...it's pretty special to witness!!! ❤❤❤
I think she was a needy orphan with a weakened immune system, but she now has changed into a beautiful and healthy adult . What a good mother you have been to her.❤❤❤
I love to watch all the daily chores and training. I can almost smell the fresh air! I'm glad you picked her up and gave her a home. Looking forward to the next video. You're doing a great job.👏
Great story, she was fortunate to be rescued by someone as patient, kind and knowledgeable as you. It will be interesting to see more videos and follow her development. She is looking very good now!
What a precious girl, her crooked blaze is absolutely darling. It breaks my heart that so many horses and ponies have such traumatic or neglected lives, and then end up in a sale where they are judged to be unworthy of rescue due to their fear or poor physical condition. Thank goodness for people like you who can see their potential despite their rough appearance and are willing to invest the time, money, and care to help them recover and flourish. Seeing these poor horses learning to trust humans again just warms the heart like nothing else. Their transformations after all the TLC make me choke up every time. Every horse and pony deserves to live their best lives like Scarlet. What a lucky girl to have found a home with you ❤️
Wow, you are so knowledgeable, kind and gentle with her. The world needs more animal lovers like you! Thamk you for rescuing her, and giving her the time she needed to grow into her new life. ❤❤
She looks amazing by 11 months. Your hard work has really paid off. Don’t doubt your decision to rescue her. The alternative would have been unthinkable. Many thanks for all you do & I wish you great prosperity. xxxxx ❤️
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Done, of course. Stewy’s video prompted that decision. Scarlett, too, is a sweetie.
Wow...look at the difference. You did such a good job !
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I am glad you got the horse for $25 hours Lacey will have a good I watch all of your videos pretty well you have some good horses and they are pretty my granddaughter is 11 years old and she's been wanting a horse I got 14 acres we are fencing off 10 Akers to try to get her a horse but so far they are so high I can't can afford to feed them but I just can't afford to pay no $300 or $4,000 for a horse if I could find one for 2 to 300 or 500 I could buy one but I cannot pay no $4000 are 5000 for a we live in Park hills Missouri down by Farmington Missouri the closest auction we got by us is owensville Missouri I told her I would try to get her a horse for Christmas but so far I haven't had no luck I've been looking online but they've been too high I felt bad because I couldn't get her both of my other grandkids got their Christmas presents but she didn't I told her hopefully I would get it I've ever worked here February I pray to God I hope I don't want to lie to her I hope God will be on I already got the she wants to try to learn how to barrel
Thank you for sharing the progress of Scarlett!
I once bought a quarter horse stallion for one dollar. With papers. He looked so bad that the vet told us to ask for our dollar back because we got cheated. He proved to be King Ranch bred. Also a fully trained cutting horse. He was badly foundered and it took us 3 years to bring him back to full health.
It's so sad how some people totally neglect animals they get. Why get them if you are just going to neglect them? Really happy to hear you saved him. Would love for you to post pics of before and after. 3 years is a long time but you both did it.
Did you cut off of him?
I remember that blood line ! I had a few, big boys, ranch horses , this was EONS years ago. I had cody, bar bailey, poco, and a few others..my arabians were morific and bask.. but lol most of what i owned was kinda what you had..but no papers...ahh the hand feeding , and watering, and trying to get them up , so worth it. I miss having horses..
Are there really people like you ? Kindred spirits are hard to find , but easy to spot when they are amongst us ! I hope you still have him .
Good for you for giving him the time he needed to get well. ❤
My first horse was a pity buy at 50 dollars. He was so thin and hungry he laid down in the trailer to eat the crap on the floorboards as I was trailering him home. He was only 6 months old and was skin and bones. I had the vet out and he was appalled at his condition, gave me a feeding schedule, which I followed to the letter. He turned out to be the sweetest guy, a willing partner and a great all around horse. He was my partner for many years. I love seeing scarlet, she’s turning out to be a beautiful little mare. Great job seeing her potential.
Thanks for your kindness and love for needed.
I’ve been enjoying your stories of how you change a horse’s life for the better ❤ It’s a lot of work but you were the “angel” needed each time, bless you and good luck with your journey 💯💕🎈😍👏👏👏🌸
I am glad you made that pity buy. Thanks for rescuing him. What was his name?
@@The_ZeroLine His name was Apache. I called him Patch. He was a little bay with black points and a small star on his forehead. He was and still is my heart horse. I was 14 when I bought him. I’m 74 now. He’s been gone for so long but I still smile when I think about him. I could jump on him from behind and he’d just stand there. He was 14.1 hands of sweetness. Great little horse. I rode that boy everywhere all the time.
@@janetrodriguez914 Patch (an adorable nickname) and Apache (a badass, majestic name). A star on the forehead. What a great mark! Don’t know anyone personally who had a horse that’d let you jump on them from behind. My mom was very close with her horse TT (Town Talk) and the most accomplished jumper in IL as a girl and then young teen and he’d never let her do that. So, yeah, a once in a lifetime bond and horse. Very great.
Anyone else never own a horse, never wanted to and never will but are STILL here watching this?
I've always wanted to but im too broke and don't have the land for it lol
I would like one. But no land and can't afford them
Me too but I want a horse now! 😂
Never knew about horses at all. Grew up in a big city. This channel is so wonderful, such a wonderful helper and trainer and healer of horses.
I've never owned a horse, but always wanted to. Did quite a bit of riding and always loved horses, so I'm very much enjoying this channel!
I would like to take this opportunity to THANK YOU for rescuing animals and for the care you give them, giving them a much deserved chance at a REAL life.
❤❤❤
It takes a very special person with a very special heart to do what this clever and amazing woman has done.
It is so sad to see them go through auctions because you never know where they might end up, but in this case, this little filly got very lucky and found a wonderful home. In return for your kindness, she has grown healthy, and blossomed into a beautiful young horse. I wish the two of you many happy years ahead. 🥰
I think the cowfirl flips her auction buys, but someone will a get a beauty
@@henrimatisse7481 I don't think I'd use the term 'flip' because she rescues them, and then works to find them good homes. They don't just go to anyone who wants to buy them, and she's not out to profit but to save them and give them a good future. There are definitely people who flip horses like homes, but she is not one of them.
I’m so happy you rescued Scarlet. I can’t wait to see her progress.
Aren't you glad that YOU saw something in Scarlett that no one else saw in her. She has turned out to be a pure stunner. ❤❤❤
That is the best 25$ you will ever spend beautiful horse great work on your part ❤
Love, love, love the videos! Thank you!
Also the most expensive 25 dollars you ever spent, but a labor of love!!
I have such respect for the way you are training Scarlet. I've spent 40 years of my life with horses, including 15 years rescuing abused horses and caring for them in my own stable. Now I'm 71 and live with daily pain from arthritis and 4 surgeries. So I watch videos of horses and trainers. You are the best I've found so far. I admire you for your methods and knowledge. If I had not spend so many thousands of dollars on horses (and dogs) over my work life, I'd be able to afford joining and making a purchase for you on Amazon. Know that you are admired by so many quality horse people. Many other trainers use methods I don't agree with. Keep up the great work. (From Newfoundland, Canada)
You enjoying my videos is thanks enough!❤️
Greetings from Evergreen, Montana! ❤❤❤
You are an Earth angel. Thank you for caring for the animals who so desperately need care and for sharing their journey with us.
You seem like the kind of horse human that can bring out the best in a wildling like Scarlet. It took me almost a year to socialize a stray kitten who is now eleven years old and the most adoring couch potato and the best cat ever; I foresee this for you and Scarlet.
Scarlet has turned into a stunning filly. So shiny & healthy. You gave her chance instead of becoming dog/cat food.
What you do with horses is nothing short of magical. Scarlet is simply blossoming beautifully under your care. Thank you!
6:54 beautiful picture of Scarlet against your gorgeous Montana mountains. 🖼️☘️
She was pretty as a baby and is growing up to become even more beautiful.
Scarlett is a beauty. Teaching her at her own pace, and not pushing, she'll mature into a confident horse
Thank you for your patience and kindness to Scarlet. I hope seeing how she blossoms will repay you threefold for all the heartache and energy you have had. Blessings!🥰🐴💕❤️
2:20 big 4 pound Tiny with 2 month old wild Scarlet. Awesome! 💕💕💕 this is the 1st video to your world for me. 💕💕💕
I'm also experienced horse women, I thank you for your knowledge and love for taking on this filly. You are truly a special person! Love where you live!
Thank you so much!
Thank you so much for bidding on her and keeping her and giving her a beautiful home And she became a beautiful horse
She's turning into a beautiful horse under your care. That back end of hers looks powerful. She's going to be athletic. Thank you.
Thank you for your post and saving this precious girl🐴🧡!!! Your positive thinking, patiece and empathy is commanding. I love animals and patience and love will conquer everything. Last year a little green bird flew into my window( now i have bird feathers hanging that signifies danger to them) and was lying on the deck...it was a warm October day, I picked her/him up and put it in the roll of my tshirt hem. We sat on the swing seat, me with my coffee and ciggaret and prayers for it to recover from the shock which could take from minutes to longer time....we sat there and after 45 mins. it held its head up to me, stood on its little legs and flew away. This was a feeling I will treasure forever. So I say patience is gold and universe will always hear your wish💫
I'm from Sydney, australia ... We owned a property at one time.I came across your channel by accident but now love watching your videos .Your voice and the way you explain things is pleasing to the ear .I think God put you on this planet to help some tired and forgotten horses and give them the life they deserve .
Keep doing what you are doing ... you're a special person.
I have cats and I love watching your cat interact with the horses .
take care and God look after u
Nice-looking little mare, with hopefully, a great future. I had a similar experience many years ago, when I went to an auction and saw foal after foal going through, each making no more than a tenner, and nearly all going for meat. I resisted temptation for a while, but then I couldn't help myself and I bid on a little grey filly. Had her for twelve guineas, and it cost me more to transport that baby home. She wasn't much to look at, at first, and she only made eleven hands, but that's typical for a Welsh Mountain pony. I felt ridiculous riding her when I broke her in, four years later - she had no problem carrying me, but my feet nearly touched the floor! She grew into a fantastic kid's pony and went on to give a lot of children a great deal of pleasure. If only they all had that chance.
Well done. She's quite a solid looking filly. Next spring will be very interesting.
En donde se encuentra la acción kiero comprar un caballo 🐎
These are so satisfying to watch, I'm back to watch it a second time. You literally do everything right from your pace with the horse to quarantine protocols to protect your herd, to sensitization without overloading etc. I have watched a few "rehab" videos on youtube and by and large I almost end up yelling "nooooooooo!" at the screen at least once, usually more, but your videos are the exception. I find myself saying "well done!" every time I watch one of yours. My family has been raising and training horses since the 1890s, I wish my grandpa and my youngest aunt were still around so I could show them your videos, they would have really enjoyed these as they were the two in my family that did the most rehabilitating of horses.
Thank you so much! that is one of the reasons I started this channel, not enough good examples of rehabs done right!
Thank you so much for giving her all the help she needs to be happy and healthy.
What a lucky girl she is, having such a patient and caring owner.
Thank you for saving her. She’s beautiful
Scarlett is a beautiful horse. She had a slow start but without you I don't think she would have made it. I love what you do for horses that most people aren't interested in. They grow to be pretty amazing.
Thanks CC for allowing us to come along on Scarlet's journey It's definitely appreciated
I so admire people like you who take these "hopeless" ones in and give them a life!! Thank you for being Scarlet's hero, and a hero to so many other horses!! ❤
lve done the same many times , bought foal but never intended lol , the eyes does it for me !
Oh my god, I was not ready to cry early in the morning. How touching. I am grateful there are humans like you out there.
Love your patience and empathy with these fabulous horses. Great job ❤
Thank you so much!
🤩 Wow, look at her tail there, towards the end as she sees the cows! Happy girl!
Less stress. Scarlet had enough to enable her immune system to work for her. A job well done❤
You're doing a great job.. thanks for saving her. She's turning into a beauty.
It's so good to know that there are people like you who have a heart and take on a challenge. Don't even wanna think about what would had happened to this little girl if you hadn't stepped up and bought her. Keep up the good work!!
Thank you so much for the awesome update on Scarlett! Wow! She has come such a long way health-wise and in her training. You buying her that day was THE BEST thing that could have happened to her! You literally saved her life! I hope this winter proves to be more mild, so you can work with her and the rest of your horses more. ❤
You're so calm, patient and caring with these horses..bravo and thank you.
Scarlett is AWESOME and so are you for rescuing her and bringing her along. I loved this video---you may still be learning about editing, but I think you're also doing a great job with your channel too. God Bless!
Agree 100% on everything in this comment!!!!
What a wonderful rescue! Scarlet is beautiful and is blossoming under your incredible guidance. Kudos to you!
Thank you so much!
This little mare's lucky day was the day you bought her at the auction. What a pretty pretty mare. Love her name Scarlett! Sometimes the least expensive turn out to be the best horses. I especially love your $25 story, because I have one too.💕 When I adopted our little Mustang mare 15yrs ago, as a 2yo, it was the first time the BLM had come to Southern York Co, PA. One of the hottest days in July.😅 Horse nut that I am, it was the wrong thing to do, because the next day (Saturday) they had the auction, but this is when they had started doing the auctions differently. They were offering them for $125, rather than an actual auction. You just had to be the first one to fill out the form, get approved, and you were the proud new owner. I was 55yo at the time (now almost 70). Had horses since I was 16...and one of the 2yo mares caught my eye, and my then 12yo daughter was begging me to buy one. She was an awesome rider. Horses loved her. We didn't have the facilities to gentle one, but there was an awesome TIP trainer there from Southern NJ. She actually works for the BLM now. Anyway, around 4pm I found myself filling out the form. Went into the BLM trailer, handed the lady the form. Since they knew Kristen, I was automatically approved...and the lady says, "That'll be $25." I'm like, I thought it was $125. Her words exactly, "It's the end of the day, it's hotter than hell, and it's a mare. Just give me $25 and we'll call it a day."🤣 She left with Kristen at midnight, who put 30days on her, then we took over her training. We've had her for 15yrs now. Best mare I've ever owned. She totally took care of my daughter on many a trail ride. Smart as a whip and love her to death. Nobody believes she's a Mustang....and I love telling my $25 story, too. People always compliment us that she's such a beautiful horse, then ask....a Quarter Horse? Once someone said she was a mini-Warmblood.😅 I, literally, have to raise up her mane, as it falls on the wrong side, to show them her brand before they believe me.😆 One thing is for certain, once you have a Mustang, you'll always have a Mustang.❤
Your videos and horses are about the only thing giving me hope and faith in people. I grew up with horses but trauma of loss of one at the hands of a very mean person when I was young kind of crushed me and took me away from interacting horses I am 60 now and regret this. Thanks for helping all these lovely horses,
Thank goodness for people like you. Please keep saving horses. What a difference you make
I love watching how these “throwaway” horses you save go from being a rag tag disease ridden, worm infested, growth stunted, shut down into a beautiful young Horse, you must feel so good when you see your hard work come to fruition!
I know nothing about horses, apart from petting the ones in the field next to my house but your storytelling is so calm and interesting, and full of humanity that I listen to every word all the way through. And of course you have little Nige but he was only my introduction to the whole channel.🥰
The time commitment was daunting, to say the least, but oh, my! Scarlett has really blossomed! Wow! I never would have guessed it from the early footage of her as a foal. My hat is off to you! You're a HERO and a MIRACLE MAKER!
Scarlet has turned into such a beautiful filly. I love watching your videos about horse training and life in Montana. You are so kind and gentle. We can all learn from you ❤️🐴
Definitely keep the videos coming! Would love to follow the progress of this beautiful horse - she's doing great and SO ARE YOU WITH HER TRAINING! Bless your heart for caring.
She might love jumping? Gorgeous horse and lucky as well!
Scarlet's progress is amazing, she looks like a totally different foal! Thank you for giving her a chance at life ❤
Your investment in Scarlet will pay off in droves. She is so lucky that you found her. What a magnificent horse! Her ability to jump may be a glimpse into her future as a natural jumper. Both of my granddaughters are into English and Western riding and if Scarlet finds a rider who loves her in return, what a show!
What a heartwarming story. Your patience and dedication is remarkable.
Scarlet blossomed into a healthy happy lady. I so enjoyed the scenes of your teaching and interaction with her. The respect and love between you two is so crystal clear.
I hope you continue documenting and posting Scarlets journey.
be interesting to see her has a 3 year old .. then a 4 year old , nice looking filly ,
Lovely color on her. I bet she’s one of those where you feel like a million bucks when you earn her trust.
She sure made me work for it!
SHE IS A REAL BEAUTY... I WANT TO SEE HER DEVELOPMENT... SHE IS WORTH IT!
Oh yes the Clever Cowgirl, greetings from London [UK] that was really interesting - thanks for sharing, yes we wanna see more of Scarlet, you are the only one for her...
6:53 That view!!!! Absolutely incredible!
So much work, so much patience... and what an outcome. I am so happy for the both of you! :)
I too would like to see more videos on Scarlet, and her growing 🙂
Oh wow! Scarlett looks so different! I can see that she's going to be a really special horse when you've finished with her training. You have an amazing touch.
It's been a weird couple of warm days here in the Boston area. So while you're getting snow & cold, it's going to hit 80° F today here! Unbelievable!
I love watching your videos whenever I can. You have the best soothing voice.
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Wow! A year has went by already! Doesn't seem that long ago. I hope she continues to blossom and gain trust everyday. She's really lovely. You've done well by her. Wonderful progress. Best wishes! I'll be watching and cheering for you both.
Tolle Arbeit die sie da geleistet haben mit diese Rose👏👍🇨🇭
my friend left the halter on his horses until he found one of his horses dead. She had tried to scratch her face with her rear hoof and she got her hoof caught in her halter and struggled until she died. She and many other horses fan free range on a very large pasture and my friend hadn't seen her in a while and went looking for her where he found her. By the way her name was Scarlet. You may want to stop leaving their halter.Just a suggestion.
I found your channel just today and I love what you do with these (UN-trainable) horses. Keep up the good work Miss Clever
We had a mustang yearly and my deceased husband had a AS. Degree in equine science from Scottsdale Arizona and chosen by CHAUNCEY STABLES WHO USED TO OWN WITH WAYNE NEWTON. THEY BOUGHT NABORR. SJ had the unique empathy to work with equine. And we were mindful of building relationships. Thank you for sharing. 🎉
You are a gift from God. You have done wonders with this foal. God Bless you and your little filly.
You are one hell-of-girl. Your work was outstanding for real. The happy eyes on that horse showed all the proof one need to see❤❤❤
Thank you so much!
I just love Huckleberry- all that enthusiasm!!
Thanks for rescuing her and giving her a good life. Looking forward to seeing more of her development in the future.
The shine of her coat, is marvelous! What a change, from $25, with your love, and hard work! You should be so satisfied.
…I would love to see more videos on Scarlett’s progress. 🥰 I enjoy all of your videos, and no fancy editing or graphics needed. The way you presently do them is excellent. I am visually impaired and your videos are easy to watch, informative for people learning about horses, and you speak so clearly. Thank you. 😁🌷♥️🌾🐴
She turned out beautiful.
So happy u rescued this sweet girl.
Shes really beautiful and so glad she made a come back.
I am 73 yrs so of now, I don't have any horses now! I cry so much watching your videos, I miss it so much! Please enjoy every moment!!
Be glad you rescued her. All the work will be worth it in the end. She's a good-looking horse. Hang in there!
Thank you for rescuing this little baby. Poor thing. So glad you won her. She won you!!❤
Recently found your channel. Really love your content. Wishing you much success. I can tell you treat your horses well and thats important to me. You give them the time they need....that seems to be rather rare but i love it.
Thank you so much!
Im very impressed with your training and patience on your $25 filly. She's seems to have a lot of sense and just needs love, patience, and time. I live in Texas and have had some good horses that I have broke and trained, but I am now looking at the beautiful Mustang horses. I went to my first BLM auction but didn't buy at the time. However, I have looked into it more and after reading your article, and hopefully more to come, I look forward to finding a baby and putting my time into it. Thanks for your great video. Looking forward to more.
Like all the other comments below, I am so happy for Scarlet! You have done so well for her and I bet she will be amazing as she goes forward in her growth. She is stunning!!!
Thank you for doing this for her and for bringing us along for the journey...it's pretty special to witness!!! ❤❤❤
I think she was a needy orphan with a weakened immune system, but she now has changed into a beautiful and healthy adult . What a good mother you have been to her.❤❤❤
Wow - she has developed into a beauty! 😍😍😍
I love to watch all the daily chores and training. I can almost smell the fresh air! I'm glad you picked her up and gave her a home. Looking forward to the next video. You're doing a great job.👏
Great story, she was fortunate to be rescued by someone as patient, kind and knowledgeable as you. It will be interesting to see more videos and follow her development. She is looking very good now!
I can’t wait to follow her progress and growth! I love your patience and calm training methods.
So good to see you work with patience & kindness with this youngster
What a precious girl, her crooked blaze is absolutely darling. It breaks my heart that so many horses and ponies have such traumatic or neglected lives, and then end up in a sale where they are judged to be unworthy of rescue due to their fear or poor physical condition. Thank goodness for people like you who can see their potential despite their rough appearance and are willing to invest the time, money, and care to help them recover and flourish. Seeing these poor horses learning to trust humans again just warms the heart like nothing else. Their transformations after all the TLC make me choke up every time. Every horse and pony deserves to live their best lives like Scarlet. What a lucky girl to have found a home with you ❤️
yes, keep us up to date on Scarlet
Love what you have done for this girl. She is beautiful and has so much potential with your kindness and love for her
Wow, you are so knowledgeable, kind and gentle with her. The world needs more animal lovers like you! Thamk you for rescuing her, and giving her the time she needed to grow into her new life. ❤❤
Can’t wait to see her progress. Lovely looking filly .
Wow! You are doing such a fine job with her, and she is beautiful to boot! Yes- more updates please! 😊
She looks amazing by 11 months. Your hard work has really paid off. Don’t doubt your decision to rescue her. The alternative would have been unthinkable. Many thanks for all you do & I wish you great prosperity. xxxxx ❤️
Very pretty little girl
You are such a patient horse lady! Any horse is fortunate to have you as an owner…..respect and admiration.
I am so glad you rescued Scarlett. She is beautiful now.
She's gorgeous!!
I'm so grateful that you saved her.❤❤❤
Wow, Scarlet has grown into a beautiful horse! Well done you for all of the work you have put into her! 😊
Thanks for helping Scarlet and for making the videos-both take effort and time.