Great video

what kind of horse is pop corn

The horse would appreciate you cleaning the bits... that amount of dirt or rust (cannot see in the video quality) will hurt his mouth

Um my dun does not have strips and she isn’t a buckskin….

2nd is Dun

This is test 2 though?

this won't swell in their stomachs will it?

this won't swell in their stomachs will it?

Why do you have to keep poking him with spurs

5 cups oats 1 cup flaxseed 1cup applesauce 3/4 cup molasses 2 grated carrots Icing sugar and water if you want for icing. Chia seeds for sprinkles Carrots for candles Bake at 350 for 25-30 mins

Im using this for tomorrow ❤

Love the barn!

Thank you for sharing Willow’s story, for the beautiful images and for sharing your wisdom and experience with us!

Buckskin

Love this ❤

Delightful video

I’m gonna give that one a try!

Thank you for sharing all these videos. And I have to say I just love your bloopers at the end.😊

i was at a judges conference in the 1970s lexington show judge. Was funny his humour.

I’m a Reiner trying to learn dressage; these videos are very helpful. I had a lesson yesterday and watched two of your videos this morning that touched on western riding habits vs dressage. My trainer has no experience with reigning. I definitely have some habits to change. 👍 Thanks

When I was young I owned a "zebra" dun named Happy. The good old big sky days!

So glad I found this video. Pawing is truly so hard to work through. I bought a horse that is incessant about it. (So they hobble her (a bandaid)), which seems worse. I try to give her assurance, that I’m not leaving her (to stand alone for 8 hours) - rather I’m close by and busy. Just a bit of eye contact is helping her. But I doubt she’ll ever quit.

I’m new to WD - and curious. In a show setting, will they ask for a loose rein? Or is it (generally speaking) always riding with some contact - of the bit?

Thank you so much.

Thank you for sharing, I have a Tb mare that is extremely buddy sour, she gets very insecure as soon as she leaves the pasture, she's difficult to trailer (ie it takes 20minutes to get her to load usually), she paws, cries/whinny, and moves around a lot when tied. Do you have any advice for improving her confidence/independence and "curing" her herdbound behavior? Thank you in advance, I enjoy all of your volgs and podcats.

Their the Best workout partner ❤

reminds me seabiscuit movie where the trainer was so laid back and wise...and that author did a ton of research...thank...love...

06/2023 🌸🌼🐎🐴🌼🌸 thank you, very helpful

This lady is the best

Thank You!

This blew my mind! I've been trying to attach the cinch to the metal ring where the harness would go but to no avail. This is so much better

What a lovely property!

Where are your gloves?Take care of you hands now and you'll thank yourself in 50 years!

That palomino is so beautiful. Karen from Canada

Thanks

Now it's clear to me! Great vid.

Wow how awesome the camera did not bounce at all

Are you still showing these 2 mares today?

I love ❤️ love your videos on theses 2 mares, on your journey to the world show. I live in Alberta Canada 🇨🇦 and I used to show reining horses. The last few years I have been doing a lot of trail riding. I am thinking of getting into a little western dressage this year. I am riding 2 bay geldings 5 and 6 yr olds. I am learning by watching videos so I really enjoyed watching yours. 😊😊

It's so cute when he turned to look at you ❤

more deer color

buckskins have strip down the back they are tan color with black points and dark mane and tail some have zebra stripes on legs.

Duns are a grayish white roan. Most buckskins usually have a black stripe down their back and 4 black socks up to their knee and they’re more of a golden honey tan than pale. Much more beautiful than a dun in my opinion. I love that black vertical stripe down their backs they’re one of the only few breeds that have it naturally. Very distinguishing and handsome on a saddle horse

Couldn’t tell at first until I saw that tell-tale dorsal stripe! Good video 👍🏻

I get so emotional watching you ride your beautiful horses with no bridle and sometimes no saddle. It’s the connection between you and your horse that touches my soul completely 🥰 you are true inspiration ✌🏼💜🐴

Why so much spurring. I've never spurred like that. I've won championships showing english, western and equitation on my appaloosa mare.

Congratulations, health and long life !

I’m a dressage rider and am starting into western dressage. I’ve been wondering how I will deal with teaching my horses different levels of contact and whether I would have to commit to one style long term. Maybe not?

What is the difference between western dressage and cowboy dressage?

The video of you doing this ride in your wedding dress gave me chills and I had tears streaming down my face. I didn’t know who you were before I found that video of you while watching some reining videos, but every since that day, I’ve been soaking in all the knowledge I could to help my daughter get to where you’re at! I’m past my prime but my daughter just rode bridleless in a local show for the first time and I’m so proud of her! She’s only 14 and she’s such an excellent young horsewoman. We’re blessed to have a horse, Waylon, that takes such good care of her. They have quite the bond. I love your podcast and one day, I’ll get the full course! For now, I’m teaching my daughter everything I can from your awesome videos and podcasts. Thank you! You’ve been my biggest inspiration and RIP Roxy. You two were pure magic.