Will this pony ever do what its asked??!!
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- Will this pony ever do what its asked??!! Rescued 4 years ago this little pony called Darci has been loved and loved problem is now its time to start training she has other ideas! She wont lunge, long rein or accept the training necessary to move forward! Steve has looks in his tool box but digs deep in this visit!
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I see this with both dogs & horses. People are conditioned to think that "I'll just give them unconditional love, and everything will be wonderful!" No, it won't. Animals need leadership *first*, then a relationship of some sort. In many ways, the more professional the relationship the better, at least at first.
I call it black stallion syndrome with horses and lassie syndrome with dogs. My animal and I share mutual love so they won't hurt me....we have a connection.
Agreed!
You are absolutely correct! Animals that live in a collective unit, whether it be a herd or a pack, have a place within those communities. They have leaders and followers, they all have a job to do. People don’t understand this and think it’s cruel when someone tries to insert themselves as the head of this so-called community. However, Once leader ship is established, of course, with love and understanding as Stephen does. The animals have an amazing change of heart, and become something so wonderful, and so different than what they were. Without leader ship, the animal will step in and take that leader ship role, whether for good or for bad.
With kids too! That’s why we are seeing entitled kids getting very aggressive and violent. In the absence of guidance with consequences. A lot of latch key kids cause parents have to work two jobs! Kids are lost!
And children, too!
Sharon seems like the loveliest person with a wonderful laugh! Unfortunately in relationships, people & critters will take advantage of that sweetness (trust me, I know.). It's no one's fault. It's just the way it is. If you understand this dynamic, it can be changed enough that everyone is happy. Thanks Sharon for holding a mirror up to those of us like you, and doing it with such good humor!
Ok, whether it was Gracie or Darcie, she was a lovely pony and Sharon’s laughter at her pony not doing anything, was infectious. She was quick at picking up the signals though and did well on the lunge.
Wow, I had forgotten how tall Precious was. Definitely grown. She soon became quite light, in spite of her size.
That little Dotty was the cutest but so naughty at nibbling!!! Another one needing work.
Well done Steve
Steve is a Hoot w/ Names 🤣‼️I can relate... He's so focused it's like Trivia ‼️I'm learning so much as a 72 yo woman ‼️I definitely see the behavior he showcases occuring with human interaction as well😉‼️💜💜💜
It’s just wonderful to see the equine conversation Steve has with the horse he’s working with.
She truly seemed happy that you were helping her understand. You are a horse tutor. What a fullfilling feeling. ❤
I had a silly quarter horse when I was about 10-12 years old. I spent most of my time, if not riding him, just hanging around in the field with him. I always wore flip flops while in the field and his favorite thing to do was step in the sides of my flip flops to “trap” me until I gave him a treat. He did it all the time and never once hurt me. He was a real prankster!
Hello from across the pond as they say I'm from VA and i cant tell you enough just how much I absolutely love you're videos you're one hell of a horse trainer ❤ you're work is beautiful ❤
This is such a wonderful video! Love all 3 of these sweet horses! From the giant to the baby! Lol
Steve, you make me think I need horses back in my life! It's been 20 years without them now. I watch you, and I just dream! 🥰
Thanks for this awesome video with guidance and humor! You and Tanya make a wonderful team!
Hugs 🩷 Suzy
Me to,,,been 15 or 16 years since I've been on a horse,,,but watching Steve has got me itching to get on a horse again,,,I'm 74 and my sons think I'm crazy and said why not try driving BUT my heart wants my legs across a horse again,,,so that's on my bucket list,,,enquired about prices at local riding school but they charge 40.00 for half hour shared lesson,which as a pensioner is out of my price range,,but it's on the bucket list,,,and if l have a little win on the lottery l buy one,,,fingers crossed ,,,❤
@@moyagreaves8092I'm hoping you can find some horsey friends that will have you out to ride with them. I'm in the states and would love to have someone to help me get my horses ridden.
As for age and riding, doing the things we love keeps us going. When I was a teenager (I'm 57 now) there was a lady that foxhunted with us twice a week in any weather. She was 82 and still rode sidesaddle. She rode up front and Jumped everything. Amazing person ❤
Darcy - Gracie. What ever you remember to refer to this horse, you did a great job! 🤓👍🏻
It's fun to watch when the owners have a good sense of humor and they really want to learn to do the right thing. Sharon is a doll; what's a lovely person.
And you can see the love that she has for her beautiful Precious and Darcy.
Thanks Steve and Tanya I really enjoyed this video. And I learned a whole lot from watching the rein work that you were doing with Precious.
I could see the place where Darcy realized that it felt better for her to have a leader, and not just have it her way, and then she settled in.
That was brilliant.
God bless you all and keep you safe.
Hi 👋 ☺️ from Florida panhandle USA.
Thank you so much for doing one a week. It makes all the difference.
Her response and your explanations were so in time with each other. Beautiful
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What a beautiful little pony is Gracie, Darcy, Dotty, lu lu, Betsy, Daisy. You really are a shocker with names Steve.!🤣How could anyone abandon this pony..?? It beggars belief..!!
So enjoy watching how these horses change they certainly must appreciate that someone finally understands them.
Steve for us non members it’s been two weeks … I miss you guys!
SHE SEEMED SCARED.AT THE START.BUT WHAT A SWEETIE...HOPE ALL GOES WELL,
THAT 1 REIN STOP IS A REAL LIFE SAVER.
Appreciate ❤so much the love you both showed for Bug the pony and her owner and little girl and invited them 4 5 days to your ranch.."Happy Trails" to you & Tanya..🎉
It seams that horses (and dogs ) are relieved when someone else is the boss. In a strange environment they are truly faking it but if they are with someone they know knows what’s going on they are happy to trust you.
I'm enjoy watching Precious pick up her front feet to walk, not the back feet so much, but the front almost like a dance. As always, well done!!
Fun to watch both horses. Precious was so sweet.
Its funny how Steve learns Darcy's name then proceeds to call her Gracie for the rest of the video lol
This video is very instructional, because it shows the problem we amateurs may have following your wonderful methods. Please give us more owner participation. Your psychoanalysis of horses is very insightful.
Here in Canada we have some beautiful rugged wilderness which generates some amazing videos so I was watching one of those search and rescue UA-cam videos from BC training Volunteers on water safety, how to rescue from fast running rivers and they said for a little child the depth of 4 inch of fast running water is strong enough to sweep them away. Kids will be kids and curiosity is their middle name and not at all enough to say “no” goes in one ear and out the other in the presence of curiosity…. God bless our kids!
lovely example of a good young horse, just needing the proper leadership , well done to all x
🖤🩶🤍💛🧡🤎 These sessions where you show just one, two, or three techniques are so educational and beneficial. Thank you everyone involved!!!
A double Whammy...love it. BEAUTIFULL horses. Love the way Steve say "Sharon" 😉. Thanks Tanya for videoing while freezing 🥰🇨🇦Sharon.
Im not sure if my comments are being read on any channel. I might have a setting wrong. Would you all let me know? Thanks!
i can see them
They are definitely on there..
See it
One rein stop works perfectly on a horse that has been trained to use a one rein stop. But if not there is only one safe way to end a run away gallop. At a gallop, as they lunge forward, grab the reins and pull back as they do. When the neck is fully back immediately plant BOTH reins on the pommel and put all your weight on them. Once anchored there, the next impulse or neck extension becomes impossible for the horse. The stride is broken and the horse will decide it's not able to proceed apace. Works every time, on any horse. Or just jump. Knowing how to fly helps.
This lady has really loved her horses and it shows. Lovely..........
What a gorge little thing!!! ❤️❤️❤️🇳🇴 Darcie is the cutest little pony I’ve seen in a long time.
You are ABSOLUTELY AMAZING Steve ... Darcie is a Beautiful rescue & seems very easy for you to work with...
PRECIOUS did VERY well 👍🤗
GBY ALL from Corona, California U.S.A🙏❤️🤗✝️
Wonderful progress on both of these Lovely horses ❤❤❤❤!!!!
Love watching your training methods. You are so kind.❤😊❤
Steve and Tanya, I watch your videos to solve ALL THE WORLD'S PROBLEMS! Maybe that's not quite right, but I'm surely having fun and breakthroughs. Sharon is sooo lovely and kind! Precious is sweet and gigantic! Darcie is feisty and comes around with Steve's responses and firming up. So brilliant!!!! Thank you guys from Berkeley California.❤❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Thank you for your uploads, I Love watching and learning, I appreciate all your content ❤
Were I Sharon, now that Steve has fixed things, I'd send Gracie to Barry hook for cart training. IMO he's the best in the world and he's in the UK.
And that goes for children too. There can’t be a 50/50 relationship. The parent must be a leader to get respect
Wrong....humans are not animals
Beautiful giant and ponies. Another great job, steve ❤
Steve, you looked so small on precious 😊
Precious her shoe is huge. Bless her she is stunning ❤❤ xx
It’s amazing the changes we see with your training…..excellent video - I always learn more each time I watch
I have never spent any time with horses and was only on one once when I was about 9. I love watching you work with these horses. Each one is in need of strong leadership.
Lovely owner, two beautiful horses! Precious is a lot of horse. I'd love to ride her; she has a good attitude and is very knightly. "Tell her how good she is" 😁
Wow the flooding that's crazy. That was a great traing session. Always enjoy your videos.
Everytime I watch you I am reminded how good you are with people. I like that.
Love what you do Steve and Tanya, its fun to watch your travels together as well as the horse training. I have been a dog trainer for over 25 years and own A Promised Friend LLC near Toledo Ohio, USA. I also now have a you tube channel @ APromisedFriend. I have had horses for 40 years and followed natural horsemanship for the past 16 years. I love your Leading/Driving method and have used it with my older horses. However, we just got a wild Chincoteague colt 2 weeks ago today. He is just 5 months old. I have never had a horse younger than 3 yrs old. before. I am wondering if groundwork should be different at this age. he came to us very shy, but in the last 2 weeks has become way more outgoing and mouthing everything! No pinned ears but a bit of an attitude none the less. I am making sure I move his feet and he responds well, but I don't want to knock the curiosity out of him. Any advice?
I would think that using a very gentle, less extreme version of what Steve does would work. Much luck, I'm sure he's a cutie pie and it's so hard to discipline such sweet babies 👶🏻
I think the Barry Hook idea is great if the intention is to drive her. Firm but kind training by a man who has a lifetime of experience.
Wow Steve riding! This is a first. I have not seen Steve up on a horse before. Blessings to Steve and Tanya!
Thank you for an awesome video. Lol the big giant. She sure is lol. Lol step ladder lol.
That must be the most useful video yet. My pony Daisy is almost exactly like Gracie. I keep training, but I have to watch it as she'll get pushy if I slip up even a tiny bit. So nice to ride though as a result
Cheeky little cobs can be comical but they are masters at taking the Micky too. They will try it on 😂
Really enjoy your videos, and your commentary 😂 keep spreading good horsemanship!!
Brilliant and funny … all in one!
So is her name Gracie or Darcy … I got confused! I could swear I heard you call her Gracie in the beginning! 😂 you make it look so easy Steve!
I recall the VLOG for Precious’s trailer training … & the dismantling of the trailer! 😁 She is a lovely mare!
It seems like ya all (😂) had a good time … so enjoyable when there’s a bit of laughter mixed in!
Dottie was so cute … the little nibbler that she is! 😂🤣😂
Thanks for today’s VLOG … happy trails to you guys as well! 🙏🙌🐴🐎
Hey, no H2O problems, you’ve boosted the worth of your ranch with waterfront property!
Great job today with Gracie and Precious !
(Dotty needs some nibble therapy!)
I think Gracie would enjoy working with a cart and it would be fun for everyone.
Precious … I’m an Arab lover. Why am I feeling such a pull lately for riding and knowing Shires? Oh well, horse love is small, tall, deep and lifelong!
Thank you so much for finding the lightness in Precious,
she and her wonderful owner will build on it and be so thankful to you Steve !!
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"Beautiful Shire Horse Refuses..." is the name of Steve's video about Prescious.
What a great video once again. Darcy, AKA Gracie, is adorable and seems like a quick learner. Precious is...well...just precious! Gorgeous Shire horse. I would love to ride one someday.❤❤
He's probably embarrassed because his tail, mane and every other longer, beautiful part of his being is bound up and tight!
Bless Sharon's heart. She definitely needs to toughen up a little and get some respect. Gorgeous horse.
Great video as usual. Precious is a big horse, wow. Sharon loves her horses, well done for rescuing the shetland pony, not sure her name? And Dotty is to die for funny.
Great video what a fun lady...another success story xx ❤
Wow, is she lovely! They are lovely! :)
Love this series and look forward each evening to watch another interaction with Steve and a horse❤from the Bronx
What to do when you lead, stop and ask your horse to back up and they don't budge - just keep repeating the lead and drive maneuvers?
Just wanted to say that I love your videos and what you do for horses and their owners. Told a lady that I follow you on UA-cam about you. I asked her to look you up and I really hope she will. She has connections with H&C and lots of other companies. XXX
Great video as usual. Have been told if you get cramps in the daytime, you need potassium; cramps or Charley horses at night, you need magnesium. Hope that helps.
Love this as always!!! ❤
So much Respect for You Steve and Tanya ❤
I watch your videos all day everyday. I watched you yield the Egyptian horse.. Beautiful! And You saved him from being uthinised... Live Your Techniques 💯 The True Horse Whisperer 😊
What a gorgeous mirror-image pair of horses. Very beautiful, both.
Great video again thanks guys Shire is beautiful huge.
Oh yes! I remember Precious. 😮
Lovely pony and Steve is just amazing as usual ❤
I notice that World Horse Rescue gets a lot of this type of horse left abandoned in fields . In North America Gypsy Vaners have also become a fad, and I think this adds to the problem of abandonment. It's like bunnies after Easter.
When horses are taken away from their mothers too early and fed by people by hand with no stern mare correction they learn to be pushy. See it all the time in the US auctions. Kill pens sell off mustangs (wild horses) because it takes a lot to gentle them if they have foals they are taken away to sell at higher price. It’s tough to work with those foals.
I do love those shire horses, well all the draft horses really. Ty for sharing!
I love watching your videos. I only wish there wasn’t an ocean in between us! 😂
Another brilliant video AS ALWAYS 😊❤️🥰
This pony literally behaves like the 6yo Welsh B mare I’m currently training with your exercises. Works like a charm 😍
8:15 an update on Precious 🎉
Super video as usual...
My you tube account got messed up and I lost all my favorites so I had to search and resubscribe but I found you and all is well
Good job
Great video
Precious 🎉
Keep it up, but please be safe!
Love what you both do Steve and Tanya. Do you wear steel toe capped boots/shoes? Find you videos very interesting although I do not have a horse, only two cats lol!
Well done! Great progress too! 👍✌️👍✌️💜
so nice
GOOD VIDEO
1355 the horse is looking at you when you back up like calling the horse to you. You want the horse to come to you when you back up so your accidentally giving the horse the queue or intentionally giving the cue to present the issue. Either way in that send off. You are looking a bit like the predator with intent of being behind its shoulder. To step it forward, you can raise your hand on the side of its head and bouncing the air signifying stay away from that coming into you problem
VERY FUNNY GOT A PIEBALD GOAT, BUT SERIOUSLY THERE IS ONE ORGAN GRINDER AND I WORK THE SAME PONY ONLY DOING WHAT SHE THINKS IS RIGHT, THERE IS ONLY ONE LEADER AND ITS ME NOT THE PONY. HER HEAD WAS IN THE CLOUDS. I TEACH BLACK AND WHITE NO GREY MENTAL AREAS THANK GOD PONY IMPROVED.
Magnesium for CRAMPS‼️😉‼️ i keep spray and lotion for leg and feet cramping 🎯‼️💜
what is the material on the ground in the paddock? thank you
I think it's wood shavings
Sweet pony. What breed is she? That mane!
Tonic water (quinine) helps cramps, almost immediately!
☆Most of us aren't drinking enough water... 😉 💧
Probably due to the cold weather now! brrrr 🥶
I have added Calcium/Magnesium & Potassium supplements as per doctor's orders, too, due to a medicine that depletes these elements.
Steve can you send this to Sharon..
The mounting block… where do you get those or did they have to build it? We have built a big platform but want to build or get something better for our draft
👍🏼LIKE #500 from East Tennessee , USA
Jesus Steve! Here we call it flood zone. What would happen if you raise your back yard ?
What is with the super long mane and the braids, it is a common thing to do because of the breed?
I need to buy a lick for an Icelandic pony I may work with. Any suggestions of healthy lick? Would love to know the ones Steve uses …trying to find a video where he says what kind he gets/where to get them but anyone can help! Thanks!!!
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