As a long-time resident of Vegas, allow me to give you a little advice. If/when you go outside, ALWAYS carry a bottle of water, wear a hat and sunglasses. The sun burns here, beating down on your head. You can get heat exhaustion very quickly. You stay cooler by pouring a little water on your head occasionally. If you have a refrigerator in your room, freeze a couple of bottles of water so you will have cold water instead of warm. The best places to eat are not on the Strip. The best places to gamble are also not on the strip. Ask the locals where to eat and play. We all have our favorites. I will say the Buffet at the South Point is really good. I'm guessing that's where you are. The South Point is the place for all Western themes like rodeos and Mustang sales. At any rate, wherever you are, WELCOME TO VEGAS!!! Have a great time!!!!
Wow, you sure have a wonderful way of telling a story. I love how you showed a pattern and switched out the horses as you discussed the class. And I really enjoyed the behind-the-scenes stuff too. You have a true gift of storytelling. I'm so happy that you found your way to UA-cam. 😊
The woman on the blue roan, there's a first time for everything. Completing the pattern, even with the slower gait on the circles, showed me that she's very invested in working with her mustang.
It blows my mind that all these Mustangs were wild just alittle bit ago !!! It’s truly amazing to see what these American icons can do !!! I think they all did fantastic and all these trainers should be extremely proud of themselves!!!! ❤️🐴💯
I started a comment but must have hit a wrong key and it disappeared. I'm LOVING this site. I stumbled upon it around two months ago and have shared it with other family members and friends. I'm in VT. One of my sisters had some horses, but I had little to do with them. Until I watched your videos, I had NO idea what is involved in the care and training of these extraordinary creatures. Your style of sharing your knowledge and experience is so entertaining and educational. I love that you include Tiny & Huckleberry, horse manure, and all the other countless chores that are required in caring for those horses fortunate enough to find their way to you for care and training. I consider you to be a sort of horse whisperer, able to tap into the individual needs, fears, and strengths of each horse. It's easy to see why they love and trust you so much. Keep the videos coming!
I think it is incredibly sad that there are hardly any spectators. I also think its also a shame more trainers/riders dont want to take part. Thank you for bring publicity to these events.
These mustangs are gorgeous and such variety! It's amazing to me how great they all performed and in such a foreign, totally unnatural environment to them. Truly astonishing to think that they were absolutely wild not long ago. And how willing and brave they are to approach an obstacle that looks scary to them and to proceed over it. Thank you for taking us along on this adventure. I don't know that I could have resisted not snuggling with that friendly one in the stall.
I am so Proud of you and Jelly at the same time. I had a beautiful BLM sorrell mare with a flaxen mane & tail for 32 years, she was my everything ♥ I will be watching you for sure :) xoxo
Really enjoyed this video- learned so much! Am 74 living in retirement residence- don't actually meet any equines any more, so this is a treat. Thank you so much!❤❤❤
Thanks for taking us to Vegas with you! No matter where you go, what you do, you are so interesting the way you talk to non-horse folks the same way you talk to the super experienced.You really have a gift. May your channel go viral!!!😂
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5 stars for this phenomenal narrated video full of precise details and your expertise knowledge! This was so full of information!! The patterns as a visual was so awesome and showing what causes riders to get a fault..I was not just watching, I was fully understanding..Thanks CC this was one of your best away videos ever!🎉❤🎉❤
I procrastinated watching this video because I didn’t think I’d be interested. But I had a little time today, so I sat down, hit play and it was surprisingly very captivating. Thanks for sharing!😊
So many beautiful horses! I'm glad that real efforts are being made (by many people) to get these fine horses healthy, trained, and into good homes. That blue roan sure was pretty!
Thanks so much for taking us along today and giving a great class during the ride! Understand the smoke and migraine combo. It's awful and I hope you're feeling better. Can't wait for the next video!
John deer is going too mexico.i feel for the people in iowa losing their job , i am done with tractor supply .Great video very well explained.i think this is a awesome thing to do for these horses.😊
Buying on a trip tip: Buy it, box it, ship it home. A lot of hotels quietly offer shipping services. A scale is all you need outside of the packaging since you can buy shipping online and have package picked up if hotel does not ship. I use this a lot to buy several good quality shirts cheap in tourist trap towns.
Know nothing about horses absolutely love your channel. The awesome beauty of these beasts is AWESOME. The burros are do cute . I hope you get your own land and keep up the great work.😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤
I live in central Kentucky so if you want to come out here for the Eastern Mustang Mustang Show you’re always welcome to stay here at my place (girls only) in the Horse Capital of the World! I don’t have any horses here but I do have extra bedrooms and showers. I love your videos, you teach your subs so much and the LOVE and CARE that how you take of your stock is phenomenal. Your handling of your horses, beautiful. Your attitude, beautiful. I am so glad I came upon your site. Thank you so much! Hopefully I’m not messing up by sending this in this method haven’t figured out DM’s yet
This has always been a dream of mine, getting and training a BLM horse. I used to compete with dogs and discovered I'm not good at competing. I love the training, I love showing off just for fun but when it comes to competition, I consider second place first among the losers. Not the best character point so I stopped competing and had a lot more fun training and helping other people train. I'm too old now to risk taking on a wild horse, but when I get my land I might just get a nice older horse like Ziggy and teach them some new things. This was really fun to watch, thank you for bringing us!
I have had the same reaction to competition and being measured. I have always been more comfortable letting the animals I train make the judgement of my work. All of the animals I have had and worked with, we combined to give the best of what we could provide to each other and our bonds and partnerships were the only measurement that I cared to grade.
I have watched Sam Van Fleet and the Isidro's for years now. Sam's horse Pixel is unbelievably smart and sweet. I think Puma, the Isidro horse is beautiful! Both are wonderful trainers, Sam being only in her early 20's!
I did a Poker Run in the Bitteroot and one of the people was riding a mustang I noticed him crossing Lost Horse Creek bravely, then I was mersemized in how he came out and moved on. I swear, it appeared that he just danced lightly across the earth, like his feet didn't even touch the ground Never forgot that scene.
Aww the grulla? with the girl who hesitated at the bridge, what a brave baby they were, good rider she didnt force the horse but let them sniff and figure it out. well done, very nice to see.
That was super fun! Loved looking at all the different Mustangs. They really looked great and there were so many different types. Very spiffy horses! ❣️🍀
I'm a retired Teamster from Las Vegas. I was always asking to work for the show staff at South Point Casino, but was never able to get there. A "Cowboy" Christmas is there every year. Fun for all. Las Vegas is the biggest Convention City in the world. Enjoy your working vacation
I've been watching maybe too much Raleigh Link lately and it's such a breath of fresh air to see horses being shown that are respected and treated well.
yes, her channel gets to be depressing and I don't see the need for her to use vulgar language, it doesn't look good on a young lady at all. That said, she is correct about what she shows and quite possibly she has been instrumental in helping people steer clear of some of the so called "trainers". She gave a very nice shout out to one of my favorite lady trainers, Shae with Free Spirit Equestrian, she makes friends with any new horse she rescues or buys for her school. Just very recently her and Kyle her hubby went to a very well set up auction in Ohio, it was mainly Amish showing and selling there and I was happy to see that many of the Amish have changed the way they train considerably and it is helping to turn the bad vibes that were going on for many years. It is the younger Amish that are doing things very differently. Shae knows the Amish trainers that do things the way she approves of. The horse she bought was a Missouri Foxtrotter cross Friesian just coming 4yrs gelding tri color GORGEOUS boy that her husband fell head of heels in love with , he could not stop smiling and even when they got into an exciting and quickly escalating bidding war, he knew he wanted the horse and wow, they paid handsomely for him, but after seeing him at their place, he already is exhibiting good things. I loved his conformation and his coloring was over the top beautiful. The sire was full Friesian so he can be registered with the Heritage registry . Take a peek at him CC if you have a moment to go to her channel on utube, Free Spirit Equestrian. I would be head over heels to have ever come across such a unique horse for myself.
What a treat! When I was a little girl my Mother would take me and my younger sibs to the Central Canada Exhibition in Ottawa Ontario in August. My fav visit was the Horse show ….it was always so exciting for this city girl! You brought me back there with this video. No wonder you ‘needed’ to attend this event in Vegas . Bless your hubby for taking care of things at home so you could attend. I was absolutely enthralled by your detailed description of … well.. everything! Imo you did a better job than 99% of sports announcers. I chuckled when you said that you found items in that supply store that you can’t get at home ( the collapsable buckets) because I spied the jolly balls with a handle that I can’t get locally! Can’t wait for next video! ….and really hope you get a Mustang and enter next year! 🐴🥰🐴🥰
CC go back and get those collapsing buckets then use the shipping tip another comment tipped us on grapeape2013 if you look back. You know you want those buckets!!!!
Your breakdown of the scoring perfectly illustrates why I quit competing on horses, but the explanation of that is too long for a comment. I do however very much enjoy your narration of the events and your insights in general into this competition. I enjoyed this video very much and am looking forward to the next one.
Funny CC you know it’s so endearing and validating/reassuring when you include your blunders and stumbles. I’m talking here about navigating the airport shuttle; the coliseum; the man made things. Like I say I could get lost in a box. 1200 stalls!!! 4 arenas. 5000 seats. I’m still just at the beginning. Love all your diagrams and maps, as always.
Thank you for shining a spotlight on this show! I’m so excited for the English Kentucky show and that you’ll be there on the ground for those of us who can’t be. It’s really impressive that these horses were wild a year ago, some of the best mustang trainers in the game were here!
Thank you for taking us along! I’ve never seen or heard of this competition. Hard to believe they were wild just a year ago! Looking forward to the next video and the winners! ❣
Thank you for bringing us on a horsey vacation with you!!! So impressive to these previously wild horses doing so amazing! I am looking forward to watching Scarlett's training and first shows!! Love all you do!
Thank you for the tour of your location’s event and the rules of the competition. It appears to be a good focus of what owners of these horses can accomplish outside of the domestic breeding of horses. The best of what the human and horse can accomplish together is heroic work and a high standard of excellence. Its praise should be recognized. Again an appreciation for your providing this video and report. Your ability as a journalist and reporter are excellent. Good work 👍
I agree - CC is fantastic as narrator of something good happening that a lot of us probably never imagined existed!!!! Thank you CC, very much indeed!!!
Loved this Video & I Loved watching All the Mustangs go thru. I've been a Mustang LOVER most of my Life, so watching these Beautiful horses go around the arena, was like a breath of Fresh Air ! 🥰 I just Love your Channel too.
I was getting a bit worried for you when you were alone under the building....please be careful about being alone like that......some psycho could have followed you under there, I was scared for you. Carry bear spray or pepper spray when your alone like that. Vegas ain't Montana for sure.
Thanks for showing us this, I've watched other Mustang competitions and it's satisfying to see how well they have accepted their conversion from wild to useful and dependable.
It's Good To turn wild horses into regular equines!! It takes lots of hard work but it's worth EVERYTHING!! Leave it to The Clever Cowgirl to let us know about their mysterious mustangs!!
How absolutely wonderful. Thank you for taking us along....I could smell all the wonderful smells, hear the beautiful sounds and marvel at these beautiful horses. This was a real joy. 🤠 Did you ever get those boots from ebay?
I really enjoyed tagging along with you, CC, and appreciate all your explanations. The horses and their trainers did a phenomenal job which most definitely highlights their hard work and dedication. I did get quite a laugh while you were sleuthing the poop piles. Thank you, CC!
The only time I rode a horse was in Illinois at Sunnyside ranch where we could ride and have breakfast, meet the dogs. My favorite was Sunspot, a gentle horse that followed my commands and left me feeling refreshed and happy… This is almost fifty years ago and until I met you CC and saw your horses and Huckleberry and Tiny could I have imagined how much enjoyment I get from watching this channel and am looking forward to the next one tomorrow ❤❤❤
Man, it's amazing how calm those stalled horses were! Having had 2 daughters go through 4-H shows and High School Equestrian Team, many, many horses who have been bred and raised by people do not behave that well! That was the quietest barn I have ever seen! So impressive what they are doing in such a short amount of time. Not all looked like the smoothest gaits, but flying lead changes, get out of here! So cool, thanks for taking us along!
That was great! Thank you. On a high level of horsemanship here, I’d think it’s absolutely required. To train up a wild horse to this level so fast requires a lot of trust, and being a jerk to a mustang won’t get you very far. It certainly won’t get you across that scary bridge.
Ugh, I *hate* the smoke migraine. And then you and your clothes positively *reek*. You have my sympathy. Thanks for bringing us to this competition! I particularly love how patient all the trainers were with their horses.
Super cute - I think it is rare that the horses you have met along the way haven't fallen into this category. Thanks for the interesting look into the lives of adopted mustangs.
Very interesting watching this. Had a sale in Santa Rosa County FL not long ago. I had no clue about the process. If one comes back definitely going to watch. Horse lover, not owner of one. ❤
I have a mustang and he is now 22 years old ,i adopted him when he was only 7 months old i am 81 and i rode him for many years he is my big baby
Good work, I am a year younger and happy for your success 👍
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How lovely. You must love him to bits. ❤❤❤❤
You are both blessed 💞
As a long-time resident of Vegas, allow me to give you a little advice. If/when you go outside, ALWAYS carry a bottle of water, wear a hat and sunglasses. The sun burns here, beating down on your head. You can get heat exhaustion very quickly. You stay cooler by pouring a little water on your head occasionally. If you have a refrigerator in your room, freeze a couple of bottles of water so you will have cold water instead of warm. The best places to eat are not on the Strip. The best places to gamble are also not on the strip. Ask the locals where to eat and play. We all have our favorites. I will say the Buffet at the South Point is really good. I'm guessing that's where you are. The South Point is the place for all Western themes like rodeos and Mustang sales. At any rate, wherever you are, WELCOME TO VEGAS!!! Have a great time!!!!
Great info from a local. Thanks!
Wow, you sure have a wonderful way of telling a story. I love how you showed a pattern and switched out the horses as you discussed the class. And I really enjoyed the behind-the-scenes stuff too. You have a true gift of storytelling. I'm so happy that you found your way to UA-cam. 😊
Thank you so much!
I totally agree with you JC!!! And I’m so happy to of found CC on you tube too!
The woman on the blue roan, there's a first time for everything. Completing the pattern, even with the slower gait on the circles, showed me that she's very invested in working with her mustang.
It blows my mind that all these Mustangs were wild just alittle bit ago !!! It’s truly amazing to see what these American icons can do !!!
I think they all did fantastic and all these trainers should be extremely proud of themselves!!!! ❤️🐴💯
AGREED!!!
It's amazing how man and horse can connect and work together. It's the same with dogs. ❤
Thanks, that was completely new to me. Wonderful of you to take us along. ❤
I started a comment but must have hit a wrong key and it disappeared. I'm LOVING this site. I stumbled upon it around two months ago and have shared it with other family members and friends. I'm in VT. One of my sisters had some horses, but I had little to do with them. Until I watched your videos, I had NO idea what is involved in the care and training of these extraordinary creatures. Your style of sharing your knowledge and experience is so entertaining and educational. I love that you include Tiny & Huckleberry, horse manure, and all the other countless chores that are required in caring for those horses fortunate enough to find their way to you for care and training. I consider you to be a sort of horse whisperer, able to tap into the individual needs, fears, and strengths of each horse. It's easy to see why they love and trust you so much. Keep the videos coming!
I think it is incredibly sad that there are hardly any spectators. I also think its also a shame more trainers/riders dont want to take part. Thank you for bring publicity to these events.
Happy that the algorithm brought me here 🎉
CC is just wonderful, you’ve landed in a beautiful space. 🫶🏻
Keep watching, Cowgirl only gets better.
Plus, u’ll get to meet her “posse” when she returns to Montana.
Me too. 😊
Welcome! I love it here! Hope you do too! 😊❤
These mustangs are gorgeous and such variety! It's amazing to me how great they all performed and in such a foreign, totally unnatural environment to them. Truly astonishing to think that they were absolutely wild not long ago. And how willing and brave they are to approach an obstacle that looks scary to them and to proceed over it. Thank you for taking us along on this adventure. I don't know that I could have resisted not snuggling with that friendly one in the stall.
Thank you for taking us to the show with you!
I am so Proud of you and Jelly at the same time. I had a beautiful BLM sorrell mare with a flaxen mane & tail for 32 years, she was my everything ♥ I will be watching you for sure :) xoxo
Really enjoyed this video- learned so much! Am 74 living in retirement residence- don't actually meet any equines any more, so this is a treat. Thank you so much!❤❤❤
Thanks for taking us to Vegas with you! No matter where you go, what you do, you are so interesting the way you talk to non-horse folks the same way you talk to the super experienced.You really have a gift. May your channel go viral!!!😂
I use to watch Craig Cameron quite a few years ago. He had a blue roan mustang that he trained. He turned out to be an awesome loyal partner. ❤❤
Craig Cameron lives about 45 miles from us.
@@christinestephenson1742 awesome he's a good horseman
Who - Craig or the blue roan? ❤❤
@@sandiepaul9421 lol...both
I know nothing about horses,but love my dog 😂😂😂 and your site
I adopted two BLM burros. I love my burros❤
90.6K subscribers...good on you. :)
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⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5 stars for this phenomenal narrated video full of precise details and your expertise knowledge! This was so full of information!! The patterns as a visual was so awesome and showing what causes riders to get a fault..I was not just watching, I was fully understanding..Thanks CC this was one of your best away videos ever!🎉❤🎉❤
C.C. is an extremely talented woman and polymath.
I procrastinated watching this video because I didn’t think I’d be interested. But I had a little time today, so I sat down, hit play and it was surprisingly very captivating. Thanks for sharing!😊
So many beautiful horses! I'm glad that real efforts are being made (by many people) to get these fine horses healthy, trained, and into good homes. That blue roan sure was pretty!
Thanks so much for taking us along today and giving a great class during the ride! Understand the smoke and migraine combo. It's awful and I hope you're feeling better. Can't wait for the next video!
John deer is going too mexico.i feel for the people in iowa losing their job , i am done with tractor supply .Great video very well explained.i think this is a awesome thing to do for these horses.😊
Thank you for taking us along.
Buying on a trip tip: Buy it, box it, ship it home. A lot of hotels quietly offer shipping services. A scale is all you need outside of the packaging since you can buy shipping online and have package picked up if hotel does not ship. I use this a lot to buy several good quality shirts cheap in tourist trap towns.
great tip
I will always say is that angels are working through you to help these horses.
Better not tell your horses you left them to go and look at other horses!😄 Thanks for taking us along. Some beautiful mustangs there. Very enjoyable!
Thank you, CC, for bringing us to this event! We old-timers and easterners would likely never get to this otherwise. Love it!
Love seeing the event and horses. Thanks for sharing ❤
I would love to see you out there with a mustang. You have a way with horses that is just magical to watch and be apart of. ❤
How many horses did you come back with 🤣🤣🤣💖💖💖
Lol. How much room does she have?
Don't think they'll fit in the carry-on! :D
None this time!
I get so excited when I see these amazing mustangs…they’re so beautiful and amazing. Thank you for bringing us here ❤
Oh my gosh I LOVED that!! So much fun! Thank you so much CC for taking us with you! Can’t wait to see the next video and the results!!!🐎❤️
Know nothing about horses absolutely love your channel. The awesome beauty of these beasts is AWESOME. The burros are do cute . I hope you get your own land and keep up the great work.😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤
Super interesting, and it makes me happy to see that the mustangs are treated well at this event ❤❤❤. I'm looking forward to the second part 😃🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎
I live in central Kentucky so if you want to come out here for the Eastern Mustang Mustang Show you’re always welcome to stay here at my place (girls only) in the Horse Capital of the World! I don’t have any horses here but I do have extra bedrooms and showers.
I love your videos, you teach your subs so much and the LOVE and CARE that how you take of your stock is phenomenal. Your handling of your horses, beautiful. Your attitude, beautiful. I am so glad I came upon your site. Thank you so much! Hopefully I’m not messing up by sending this in this method haven’t figured out DM’s yet
It is fascinating to watch how well these horses are able to do whatever is required of them and I thought they were all beautiful.Thank you.
This was so cool! Thank you for bringing us along 😊
You have such interesting videos and the most soothing voice. Glad you are having a much deserved break from chores.
This has always been a dream of mine, getting and training a BLM horse. I used to compete with dogs and discovered I'm not good at competing. I love the training, I love showing off just for fun but when it comes to competition, I consider second place first among the losers. Not the best character point so I stopped competing and had a lot more fun training and helping other people train. I'm too old now to risk taking on a wild horse, but when I get my land I might just get a nice older horse like Ziggy and teach them some new things. This was really fun to watch, thank you for bringing us!
I have had the same reaction to competition and being measured. I have always been more comfortable letting the animals I train make the judgement of my work.
All of the animals I have had and worked with, we combined to give the best of what we could provide to each other and our bonds and partnerships were the only measurement that I cared to grade.
Excellent commentary and story telling
Thank you so much for taking us to Vegas.
I have watched Sam Van Fleet and the Isidro's for years now. Sam's horse Pixel is unbelievably smart and sweet. I think Puma, the Isidro horse is beautiful! Both are wonderful trainers, Sam being only in her early 20's!
I did a Poker Run in the Bitteroot and one of the people was riding a mustang I noticed him crossing Lost Horse Creek bravely, then I was mersemized in how he came out and moved on. I swear, it appeared that he just danced lightly across the earth, like his feet didn't even touch the ground Never forgot that scene.
Aww the grulla? with the girl who hesitated at the bridge, what a brave baby they were, good rider she didnt force the horse but let them sniff and figure it out. well done, very nice to see.
That was super fun! Loved looking at all the different Mustangs. They really looked great and there were so many different types. Very spiffy horses! ❣️🍀
What an interesting video! It’s like watching the Mustang Olympics being explained by a former competitor!
I'm a retired Teamster from Las Vegas. I was always asking to work for the show staff at South Point Casino, but was never able to get there. A "Cowboy" Christmas is there every year. Fun for all. Las Vegas is the biggest Convention City in the world. Enjoy your working vacation
I've been watching maybe too much Raleigh Link lately and it's such a breath of fresh air to see horses being shown that are respected and treated well.
yes, her channel gets to be depressing and I don't see the need for her to use vulgar language, it doesn't look good on a young lady at all. That said, she is correct about what she shows and quite possibly she has been instrumental in helping people steer clear of some of the so called "trainers". She gave a very nice shout out to one of my favorite lady trainers, Shae with Free Spirit Equestrian, she makes friends with any new horse she rescues or buys for her school. Just very recently her and Kyle her hubby went to a very well set up auction in Ohio, it was mainly Amish showing and selling there and I was happy to see that many of the Amish have changed the way they train considerably and it is helping to turn the bad vibes that were going on for many years. It is the younger Amish that are doing things very differently. Shae knows the Amish trainers that do things the way she approves of. The horse she bought was a Missouri Foxtrotter cross Friesian just coming 4yrs gelding tri color GORGEOUS boy that her husband fell head of heels in love with , he could not stop smiling and even when they got into an exciting and quickly escalating bidding war, he knew he wanted the horse and wow, they paid handsomely for him, but after seeing him at their place, he already is exhibiting good things. I loved his conformation and his coloring was over the top beautiful. The sire was full Friesian so he can be registered with the Heritage registry . Take a peek at him CC if you have a moment to go to her channel on utube, Free Spirit Equestrian. I would be head over heels to have ever come across such a unique horse for myself.
Can’t wait for tomorrow’s events and video!
Resisting to snuggle a horse is not easy!!!! Thanks for taking us along with you 😀
Amazing! Can't believe these horses have come this far and super glad to know some mustangs have happy live after adoption.
Thanks for taking us I'm amazed at what they achieved with the horses❤
What a treat!
When I was a little girl my Mother would take me and my younger sibs to the Central Canada Exhibition in Ottawa Ontario in August.
My fav visit was the Horse show ….it was always so exciting for this city girl! You brought me back there with this video.
No wonder you ‘needed’ to attend this event in Vegas . Bless your hubby for taking care of things at home so you could attend.
I was absolutely enthralled by your detailed description of … well.. everything! Imo you did a better job than 99% of sports announcers.
I chuckled when you said that you found items in that supply store that you can’t get at home ( the collapsable buckets) because I spied the jolly balls with a handle that I can’t get locally!
Can’t wait for next video! ….and really hope you get a Mustang and enter next year! 🐴🥰🐴🥰
CC go back and get those collapsing buckets then use the shipping tip another comment tipped us on grapeape2013 if you look back. You know you want those buckets!!!!
That was great! Beautiful horses and the riders/trainers were so calm.
Your breakdown of the scoring perfectly illustrates why I quit competing on horses, but the explanation of that is too long for a comment. I do however very much enjoy your narration of the events and your insights in general into this competition. I enjoyed this video very much and am looking forward to the next one.
Funny CC you know it’s so endearing and validating/reassuring when you include your blunders and stumbles. I’m talking here about navigating the airport shuttle; the coliseum; the man made things. Like I say I could get lost in a box.
1200 stalls!!! 4 arenas. 5000 seats. I’m still just at the beginning. Love all your diagrams and maps, as always.
I loved that little grullo #11 ❤
Gorgeous!
Amazing training jobs!
Thank you for shining a spotlight on this show! I’m so excited for the English Kentucky show and that you’ll be there on the ground for those of us who can’t be. It’s really impressive that these horses were wild a year ago, some of the best mustang trainers in the game were here!
Thank you for taking us along! I’ve never seen or heard of this competition. Hard to believe they were wild just a year ago! Looking forward to the next video and the winners! ❣
Thank you for bringing us on a horsey vacation with you!!! So impressive to these previously wild horses doing so amazing! I am looking forward to watching Scarlett's training and first shows!! Love all you do!
Super interesting, thank you!
Thank you for showing all the wonderful horses. I have never seen a mustang show. It was great.
I’ve been watching your videos for a few months now, and I think this is your best one yet. Loved it.
My aunt had a mustang in the 50's. She said that he was a " One h*ll of a ride!" 😂
Congratulations on breaking 90k
This was my first time witnessing a mustang show. I learned a lot. Thank you for sharing and narrating.
I hope you get a better vacation lunch than nachos tomorrow 🥰
What an incredible video. Thank you SO much!!!!!
I really appreciate you going, recording, and explaining all this. I find it super interesting and educational. Thank you so much. ❤
I hope u still decide to compete I’d love to follow the journey
Thanks for taking us with you.
Thank you for the tour of your location’s event and the rules of the competition. It appears to be a good focus of what owners of these horses can accomplish outside of the domestic breeding of horses.
The best of what the human and horse can accomplish together is heroic work and a high standard of excellence. Its praise should be recognized.
Again an appreciation for your providing this video and report. Your ability as a journalist and reporter are excellent. Good work 👍
I agree - CC is fantastic as narrator of something good happening that a lot of us probably never imagined existed!!!! Thank you CC, very much indeed!!!
Loved this Video & I Loved watching All the Mustangs go thru. I've been a Mustang LOVER most of my Life, so watching these Beautiful horses go around the arena, was like a breath of Fresh Air ! 🥰
I just Love your Channel too.
ah, I do wish that it had been a bigger crowd, but since it's a new event that's only to be expected. hopefully they keep it up!
Yay! 90k subscribers! ❤🎉😊
Thank you for taking us along on your trip! Really enjoyed it
This was so fun to watch. Thank you for taking the time to give us a tour. I was empathizing when you said you don't have a great sense of direction.
I was getting a bit worried for you when you were alone under the building....please be careful about being alone like that......some psycho could have followed you under there, I was scared for you. Carry bear spray or pepper spray when your alone like that. Vegas ain't Montana for sure.
Great video ! You help us every time with info 🐎. Nice Show!
These horses are better behaved then the 18 year old pony I ride.
Right?! Same at my house, it’s embarrassing! 😄🤷🏻♀️
Thanks for showing us this, I've watched other Mustang competitions and it's satisfying to see how well they have accepted their conversion from wild to useful and dependable.
Loved this Masterclass on the show ring.
Thanks so much for taking us to the show! I would love to see this in person 😀
It's Good To turn wild horses into regular equines!! It takes lots of hard work but it's worth EVERYTHING!! Leave it to The Clever Cowgirl to let us know about their mysterious mustangs!!
I totally agree!!!
@DavidRobertson-pk4ld Thank You, David!@ Really Appreciate Your Input And Insight!!
I am overwhelmed by how much training it would take to get ready for that.
My wife and I think you totally could still compete! We each have a mustang from Sand Wash Basin and love them both!
How absolutely wonderful. Thank you for taking us along....I could smell all the wonderful smells, hear the beautiful sounds and marvel at these beautiful horses. This was a real joy. 🤠
Did you ever get those boots from ebay?
I really enjoyed tagging along with you, CC, and appreciate all your explanations. The horses and their trainers did a phenomenal job which most definitely highlights their hard work and dedication. I did get quite a laugh while you were sleuthing the poop piles. Thank you, CC!
The only time I rode a horse was in Illinois at Sunnyside ranch where we could ride and have breakfast, meet the dogs. My favorite was Sunspot, a gentle horse that followed my commands and left me feeling refreshed and happy… This is almost fifty years ago and until I met you CC and saw your horses and Huckleberry and Tiny could I have imagined how much enjoyment I get from watching this channel and am looking forward to the next one tomorrow ❤❤❤
Man, it's amazing how calm those stalled horses were! Having had 2 daughters go through 4-H shows and High School Equestrian Team, many, many horses who have been bred and raised by people do not behave that well! That was the quietest barn I have ever seen! So impressive what they are doing in such a short amount of time. Not all looked like the smoothest gaits, but flying lead changes, get out of here! So cool, thanks for taking us along!
Nice video 📹 ❤
That was great! Thank you.
On a high level of horsemanship here, I’d think it’s absolutely required. To train up a wild horse to this level so fast requires a lot of trust, and being a jerk to a mustang won’t get you very far. It certainly won’t get you across that scary bridge.
Being a jerk is noticed by any animal that is consciousness and they give back what they notice. ☘
Thanks ❤
I wish you got the hat. One of of my girl’s trip to Texas - us 6 ladies wore ours on plane - not only did we enjoy - others on plane seem to enjoy ❤
Here you are CC I’ve been waiting for you to post something you made it. Thanks for taking us along with you.
Ugh, I *hate* the smoke migraine. And then you and your clothes positively *reek*. You have my sympathy. Thanks for bringing us to this competition! I particularly love how patient all the trainers were with their horses.
Super cute - I think it is rare that the horses you have met along the way haven't fallen into this category. Thanks for the interesting look into the lives of adopted mustangs.
Very interesting watching this. Had a sale in Santa Rosa County FL not long ago. I had no clue about the process. If one comes back definitely going to watch. Horse lover, not owner of one. ❤
Wow, that was so entertaining. I loved all of it. Thanks so much for bringing us along!!! I always learn so much! Namastre'
What a great video. Tom has a BLM mare that we got when she was 1yrs old I have three mustangs. Mustangs are the best!