The explanations in this video were brilliant. Very helpful. I’ve been watching you for a very long time and I learned a lot about why you use certain hand motions (lifting the lead rope) etc. Thanks.

So helpful to see these things… every video has a slightly different angle of the same basic principles and each one deepens my understanding… at least theoretically, and that is a good start for me!

This was just beautiful to watch.

WWeeeeeeee!

It was really delightful to see how playful he was at the end with Steve ❤

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💥💥💥CLEVER COWGIRL

I really miss the sight seeing and you and Tanya just talking to each other about the training visit! 😂

Is she even paying attention??!!

Horses needs friends. I remember at primary school being broken-hearted at a song Ned the Lonely donkey... seeing him in the field by himself reminded me of this. What a lonely life it would be if he's left on his own like this without friends

Playing with Steve! Loved the slow mo lead change

Lovely colt … misunderstood …

I ride at Leeds RDA we have a horse called Penny she stamps her foot l want to know what is it please let me know thank you

It takes longer for people to practice and get it right than the horse to understand and get it right. Wonderful horsemanship Steve. Always love to see you working with the horses. You are the "tops" in my book. I wish you lived in the USA.

To leave a young horse alone in a field with no other horses means he can never really relax. It's sad and lonely.

Another exquisite video Steve and Tanya. I feel bad for Paddy though, because he obviously does not want to be left alone. Your instructions were well received, and you did tell them horses are herd animals. I don't know if it's the overcast day or what, but I also felt the place was a bit spooky, and as you noted, Paddy feels that eerie energy too. Your tact with the owners is commendable. Little Paddy, once he was out there with you in the ring was so happy and gleeful! Like he was saying "Finally someone who understands me, whom I can trust!"

I bought a flag from Steve and Tanya. My three boys (horses) got loose in my barn, and that was one of the things they destroyed. I walked in, and they all looked guilty! I could only laugh because it was my fault they got in. Now I will order a new one. I should hide it from view! 😅

What were you looking for her to do when backing up? Great videos👍

--I'm no horse expert, but from what little I've seen, those "Cobs" are pretty smart and powerful horses.

Paddy is very striking. I can Imagine he’ll look spectacular when the weather improves and he can have a shampoo/bath.

Here in Sweden it’s against the law to have only one horse. They don’t always need to be out together though, if they can see and interact with each other anyway. It can also be ok with another herd animal as a friend.

If you’re looking down at their feet with a baseball cap on, they can’t see your eyes, they don’t know where you’re looking

I agree herd dynamics are needed, to help teach him about nipping etc but he was perfect with Steve

What a precious horse. A great video Steve

Another great video! I don’t know how people can think it is in the horse’s best interest to be kept away for interacting with other horses. They are a herd animal. 🤔

Loved this video! The owners were great listeners! The young horse is so amazing and happy! ❤ Great job, Steve and Tanya ❤

Poor little guy! He needs other horses to play with! I’m disappointed you didn’t say so Steve. One of the five freedoms of animal welfare is freedom to express normal behavior and for a horse that is interacting with other horses. But, otherwise great video as always.

I was just about to comment on Charlottes new horse video regarding estimating height. Did you know that you can fairly estimate the adult height of a human child by doubling their height at age two? Great video as usual!! Another horse and owner saved! Any plans for a Canada trip?

no wonder he's scared, Steve looks like The Grim Reaper carrying his scythe!

Oh a clever little horse the way she asked after 3 back ups..

What a beautiful horse.

So disappointed with so many ads. They disrupt the flow of such great videos.

which breed is that horse? I've never seen a horse like this before. So beautyful

❤❤❤ wonderful ❤❤❤

Fantastic workmanship in training horses

Steve should own this particular horse as the mare clearly adores him.

Just amazing.❤❤❤ Rolex is cracker of a horse thanks to your training. Just WOW

What a smart girl! She’s a quick study. Steve worked wonders with her, I also think Steve is impressed with her!❤

I just watched this video again. I can't believe that you are getting "hate" mail for your training and their reaction to Warrior's behavior. You have taught us over and over how horses think. By taking the lead you have shown us that all herd animals need to follow. Your training ultimately makes horses feel safe. It works every time! Keep up with the videos.

He is stunning, my absolute dream horse 😍 I love cobs and cobby breeds ☺️ This video is AMAZING thank you Steve, so educational!

Beautiful work Steve and crew 💚☘️🇮🇪

Such a beauty ❤❤

She is such a beauty. Watching this gave me a warm heart and smile. I'll bet when she is finished, she will be a wonderful partner for ground and riding. Great work once again Steve.

So darn precious. Is she one of yours?

Wonderful to watch this riding lesson!. Thank you both Steve and Tanya for all the interesting videos you put out for us to watch and learn.

A gem of a vlog 🙏🙏🙏🇮🇪💚☘️

The pony. He stands his ground and does exactly what you do to take control. He leads and drives and keeps his feet still.

Mr. Darcy is most definitely in charge. He's moving Chevy's feet and driving him. Beautiful rainbow 🌈 in the background 😘❤❤❤🐎🐎🐎

Can't go wrong with those bloodlines

Owner rides with too much bit contact, but Steve tries to teach the release. Were this my mare, I'd send her to Charlotte for 30 days of training and then next 30 days I'd take lessons on her from Charlotte at her place. She'd be platinum then. ❤