3 year old horse is becoming dangerous!

[@joannsmith9]

Just remember it took Steve 40 years to learn all of this. It’s one thing to learn a technique but another thing to learn to control your emotions-which is equally important. Good luck. You are learning from the best!

[@debmuel]

I just watched you succeed with the mare I failed 30 years ago. I know that if I had known then what I’ve learned in the past few decades, she could have been the horse of a lifetime. Unfortunately, the attitude then/there was “make her do it” instead of make her want to do it. I thank you for all of the horses and riders you have shown a better way. ❤

[@sidilicious11]

Yes, I wish I could have started my 9 yr old with what I know now from watching Steve. I could have shortcutted so much. Well, live and learn!

[@chrisdavis412]

Me too, every time I watch one of Steve’s video’s I say ….. wish I’d known then what I know now. ‘Broke my horse in’ but goodness, could have been a disaster, the only ground work I did was to lunge her and voice commands, went out with other riders who ‘took off’ so did she, just them stopping, she did, but dread to think where we’d have ended up, has no control 🤭 Love watching your videos Steve, very gentle man, real horse whisperer.xxxx😋

[@jodyhuston1516]

I hear you Deb. My heart twists wishing I could have given my horse better. I did my best at the time, and he wasn’t hurt at all, but I truly wish I could have understood better and given him more, he was the horse of my heart … That’s why Steve’s methods are so important to get out to the people just beginning with their horses!

[@laurablauch5954]

Love these videos! I hope to start riding again soon and I think I have found a local teacher who uses a similar approach. Fingers crossed!

[@kjay7973]

@@laurablauch5954I have just started riding again, I am 51 y/o and had a very complicated medical issue last year. I spent 7 months in hospital having 6 life saving surgeries. I found an ethical yard and from the 1st I started half leasing a wonderful 16y/o grey. My point only is to say, live your dream😊

[@ThisnThat54]

Tanya is such a precious wife

[@jobee9113]

What you said about the horse feeling safe when the human is a good leader really struck me. You are a gift to horses Steve.

[@cb664]

I learn so much watching Steve's videos. The thing is, Steve is not only a trainer. He's innately intuitive with horses. He "talks horse" ... it's a gift. You can see that in how quickly horses respond to him and work with him. He's very knowledgeable too, but it's more than that. I know another trainer who's very much like Steve. He has a similar magical way with horses. It's as if they immediately recognize him as a kindred spirit. It's amazing to watch gifted trainers like him and Steve. I also appreciate how articulate Steve is. He walks people through each step and explains clearly and simply. That's a gift too.

[@jg4171]

I agree, Steve (and others like him) seem to have this intuition/aura about them

[@DG-wu7ke]

It would be amazing to see what this mare could be if Steve worked her for a year.

[@plainspokenJane]

Brings tears to my eyes to see the horse begin to relax with her owner. I've never owned a horse but love to ride and be around horses. the instructions in this video are.Pure gold.

[@georgeallen8781]

hi Steve and Tanya, I wanted to say that I like the long length of your videos, and I think probably a lot of people do but don't say so. I've learnt so much from your videos, so don't cut them down to suit the masses. You're doing such a great job in educating people, hats off to you xxx

[@jg4171]

@georgeallen8781 agree, I really appreciate the long videos as you learn so much more from them. If I'm short on time then I watch them in segments

[@louisegogel7973]

I totally agree, please don’t worry about the length! Seeing what happens in so much fullness makes the learning happen. People who want them shorter can put them on a faster speed to suit their speedy needs.

[@wintersilverrain9291]

I agree with this too! I learn so much from your videos Steve, please dont worry about the length of your vids! I could watch you all day working with the horses.

[@rofiahcrawford3250]

100% agree!

[@jodyhuston1516]

Steve, I love your long videos like so many viewers do, please don’t stop! The world is too full of tweets and chirps, no time to learn anything worthy. Your and Tanya’s vids are just right, sometimes even a bit short. 😉 Keep up the great horse work, that’s what we want to see! ❤️

[@andreesimoneau6167]

No one has commented yet so I’ll do it lol. I love your videos. Never been around horses but everything you do makes sense and I love how gentle you are with the horses no matter what happens.

[@heidipeters7174]

Steve you should be so proud of the work you do. Giving horses confidence and renewing trust and bonds is a gift you have, strenthened by the years of experience. Horses need more people like you. Horse owners need people like you! Basically you are helping horses with human problems. As Buck says horses are mirrors of their owners.

[@teddie_schaefer1963]

It always amazes me how these horses respond to you. ❤

[@tripleransom]

Steve I love the way you got that little mare to come around to you. She was so much happier knowing what her place was and what was expected of her. I've owned and trained horses for 60 years now. They:ve always been well mannered, but you have shown me a whole new level. I've learned so much from your vids. Thank you! Besides, as an American, I'm fascinated by this look in at all the different barns you have over there!

[@Kim-hb2cx]

I love Steve ❤ brilliant, Steve can make my dream come true 🐴

[@robinrutherfordcost4748]

He's supposed to be in NC on May 11, 2024 - would be awesome to meet him! Hope that helps.

[@yvonnerahmes9618]

It seems a miracle what you've achieved with Cara! You teach me (and the rest of us) a better way to be with horses, the training is simple but so important. I admit, after you began to get Cara to respond to you, she grabbed my heart. She was learning very quickly and you had enormous success with her. I loved when you brought out the lick! That always seems to help :). So congratulations to you and your wife Tania for all the hard work you both do to help so many people! Always eager to see your next videos...

[@vintagepastel622]

i'm starting my journey as a horse trainer this September, you are my biggest inspiration :D i hope i'll be half as good as you are.

[@wolfmare50]

Your journey started with the thought, @vintagepastel662. May your travels be fruitful, and kind. 🙏💜

[@vintagepastel622]

@@wolfmare50 thank you! I'm very excited and kinda nervous, but i hope i'll be able to at least make a bit of change in my city by helping others learn to treat horses better :D thank you for your kind words!

[@wakingohiomama9110]

Exactly my plans! Where did you study if it's ok to ask! I'm currently working on my CDCA and I'm extremly interested in Therapeutic Riding. I'm up there in age a bit but this has always been my dream.

[@wakingohiomama9110]

Im so happy to see people like you post on here too. Best of luck to you!

[@vintagepastel622]

@@wakingohiomama9110 i'm starting the studies in september! I'm in Serbia and it's a bit different here.. so basically it's like a course (if that's how you say it ahah) that is 3 months long (too short, in my opinion) but after i do that i can work at my local stable where i've been taking riding lessons for about 5 years now! I wish there was more serious courses and maybe even schools but there isn't any here.. tho i will be learning as much as i can there. I'll also be taking a "riding school exam" my stable has because one rlly famous trainer from here wanted to give us all a chance to learn more. I know it doesn't sound like much but it's all we have. I'm still gonna be learning from people like Steve and i hope i'll do well :D i'll probablly hold riding lessons while also helping begginer riders understand and treat horses well, that's the plan :) i'm only 19 so i have a loooong road ahead of me!

[@katrionarigby6007]

Great teaching again, thank you. Have a great ranch day on Saturday and a very happy birthday. Xx

[@hollymayfield6641]

Isn’t it fascinating that if the basics are practiced and solid, then the advanced training is so much easier? Always, the foundation is the most important. Thank you for teaching the basics. We can never watch them often enough with all the different equine personalities, fears, and bad habits. Happy Birthday celebration.🎂

[@louisegogel7973]

Prep work is usually the most important step and not to be hurried… in any profession or dealing. And as you say, it makes the rest so much easier and smoother.

[@sjleo799]

Happy Birthday Steve have a fantastic 🥳 party. I feel when you start working with new horses they breath a sigh of relief because you understand them. ❤

[@tessamorgan7076]

Welsh cobs never easy lovely mare well done Steve

[@carolepierce8059]

Great video Steve, you are so kind with all the horses you train.

[@dd3wc]

What a brilliant VLOG, as always! One never gets tired of the techniques used … even though it’s technically the same one’s for each horse. But it’s like we’re seeing it for the first time every time … one never gets bored of watching your channel. I’m sure others will agree. 😂 What a beautifully little mare … love the dappling on her. What a change in disposition … horses look so angelic when they have that look of serenity, in their eyes. It’s no wonder there are so many horse lovers around the world! ❤ I’m so looking forward to Steve’s bash for what I think may be a milestone Birthday celebration, which I assume is on the 24th … my son’s is on the 25th and my 1/2 Birthday is on the 26th. You’re so blessed to have it in the Summer and not a Christmas Eve Day … let me tell you! It’ll be so much fun to see the whole family there too. So Steve, when you gave us a quick little tour at the beginning, I was looking for where you hung those spurs you guys got, when you visited the U.S. Tanya you must please show us where they got up to!?! The bar is set up with so much paraphernalia to see and keep one’s attention. Love the acreage you guys have and how you’ve set it up … how many acres in total? The only thing missing in an indoor riding arena … or at least a hardtop cover of an outdoor space, so you can ride year round! It’s such beautiful landscape, especially with the creek/river flowing through it … to be connected to the surrounding land so you’re able to hack around on! Such a different set-up than what’s here in 🇨🇦. Well I hope we get to see the demo as well as your Birthday bash and that it’s not just for the Members! Maybe someday I’ll be able to get a membership. 😊 anyhow, have a safe week! Happy Trails! 🙌🙏🐎🐴

[@SPerryfevr]

I see good things happening for this mare. Beautiful horse!😊

[@hannithurntwgypsyranch2146]

Beautiful way to start any horse.

[@wendypeckinpaugh1078]

I never tire of watching you work! Not to bad mouth other trainers, but your way makes so much more sense!!! ❤❤❤

[@sidilicious11]

He is so gentle, patient, and clear. The horses come around fast with the least stress. He’s brilliant.

[@alicepotter8165]

What a great job. What a beautiful horse.

[@jameshuntington9037]

Used to think you talked too much now I don’t think you talk enough. You do know your stuff. Thanks from USA

[@lineprestkvrn9014]

She is such a sweetheart, really. ❤️🇧🇻

[@latterrain09]

Cara is a lovely horse, i love cobs. You made a real difference in her. Have a happy birthday.

[@jillbrookes4539]

I wish these videos were around when i was riding. That’s a long time ago they are brilliant.🐴

[@bh1264]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY STEVE!!!!!🎉🐎🐴🏇🌹

[@debraremillard1843]

Steve and Tanya, Thank you for a deep well of guidance and experience. I made so many mistakes on my first true riding partner horse. ( I will always love him for how tolerant he was as I fumbled and learned to communicate with him effectively). As he is too old now to do the hard long trail rides, I bought a new horse. Told he was 5, but realizing he is about 3.5. He's been over ridden and cowboyed on too hard for a young horse and his hind hock xrays show the early damage. But he's so willing and tolerant. I adore his young spirit. Wyatt has a good solid, but rough, foundation. My job is to go back and teach him things with quality and purpose and trust. What a joy to apply all I have learned from your videos! He's an easy learner and I think young enough to fill in so many holes. I watch and re-watch you videos. Just yesterday, he started playfully nipping at my shoulder. Instead of thinking that was cute, I recognized that right away as losing my leadership. Loved the little flick of your fingers I saw in one video! Worked perfectly. Total mind re- set. Gently, calming moving his feet, lowering his head,... Such a game changer for a young horse. Here in Montana, there is a pretty rough cowboy culture related to horses. But when I'm on a long pack trip with horses and mules in the wilderness mountains and we come across something out of the ordinary; they call me and my horses to go first; with calmness, solidity, and quality that encourage the rest to follow. I watched a thousand videos to begin this search, and landed on your method about 3? years ago. Thank you for giving me so much understanding on how to create a healthy, safe relationship with my "little happy cowboy", Wyatt. Special thanks to Tanya who had an incredible knack of putting the camera where we need to see. Such a lovely woman.

[@reneedejean9167]

4 hours, WOW! Thank-you very much. Since my boy just turned 2, this is perfect timing for me. I have been watching you change horses and owners since I got him and you are the "man"! I continue to learn with every video, and my stud boy is the sweetest stud you will ever see! All because of your content. I'm a 1961 version, Happy Birthday YOUNG man!

[@joycev2314]

Omg Happy Birthday Steve, I love you. And Tanya the amount of work you do, incredible. The woman behind the man. You're great.

[@vanessaeverett1141]

Absolutely....😊❤😊

[@luciemarinov129]

Ur skill in taming this horse is absolutely amazing! I be had horses 40 years but would not try to tame this boy , Cooper,congratulations!

[@luciemarinov129]

Sorry for the typo!

[@kathyritchey9526]

Again amazing, you're reading the horse and addressing the issues. Well done, and what a beautiful horse.

[@gailcirillo8311]

Your talent is amazing

[@lars1480]

A little hint was told if you find it difficult not to stay carm try to remember when The angry feeling comes up whistle You Can not get angry when you whistle - it actually works

[@helencunnell5917]

Happy birthday Steve, have a good one, soon be the wedding so don`t eat to much of your birthday cake xx

[@brendalaird8094]

Great work...Happy upcoming Birthday Steve ❤😊😊

[@grannytlcjohnson492]

I would love to learn from you Steve & Charlotte ❣️🤠 God Bless you Both ❣️🙏🕊️

[@flowersintheattic7280]

What you do is a kinda magic, so wonderful to see you teach troubled horses. Good luck Maggie will we hear the patter of tiny hooves soon? Happy Birthday Steve.

[@pawsedclaws]

You always make the horses feels so much more at ease & ready to learn. BTW youtuber Raleigh Link has recently started rating different trainers due to her quitting doing vids soon as she goes to vet school. (She is doing it so people will know who to watch for good horsemanship). She gave you her highest rating of A+. Said you were so good, you actually deserve A++. I know you don’t believe in critiquing others, but you do deserve the shoutout. Hopefully, you gained or will gain new subscribers.

[@lindaarmstrongjackman9788]

What a lovely and clever buckskin mare. ❤. I am always in awe at how quickly Steve can read and connect with these horses. Tanya and Steve truly are a gift to horses and their owners👍👍😊 Happy Birthday Steve ❤🎂🥳

[@grannytlcjohnson492]

The Best of The Best Steve & Charlotte Young 💖🤠 God Bless you Both 🙏

[@joycev2314]

Hi guys great video. When you finished she looked like a beautiful sweet well behaved relaxed horse. Happy for her sake and owner you're going back.

[@bettyforsythe2513]

I love watching Your miraculous, training sessions. You all are lovely folks! 💜

[@haraldbjthunem4059]

Steve , you aren't just a good horseman, but a skilled pedagogue as well.

[@belindachappell9875]

Watching you build a relationship of trust and respect with horses is a thing of beauty. I’m so glad I found your videos. They are such a great resource and you explain/show everything so well. What a gift to horse lovers everywhere. Thank you ❤

[@jessicahigdon3962]

Great video. Great training. Happy Birthday!

[@louisegogel7973]

🦋 ✨ 🤎 Wonderful session! I am so grateful you stepped in the minute you saw the ear pinning with presenting hindquarters!! Awesome transformation, and the owner was really timely on the releases when she was working with her horse. And HAPPY HAPPY 60th Steve! We are all celebrating with you with our appreciation of you, your training methods, your kindness, your family’s support and hard work to make the videos for us, and above all, your clear positive steadiness throughout!

[@madeleinedonaldson4422]

I love the way you" read" each horses quirks.And as usual a transformation ❤❤❤

[@lsdev4229]

Loved it as always...was Giddy when I seen you posted a new video. Hope I can watch the live episode...if not, HAPPY BIRTHDAY STEVE!, 🥰🇨🇦,Sharon.

[@susanaliddell4700]

It is fascinating to see how horses respond to your leadership; what a God given gift in display. Thank you, keep videos comming!

[@catzdollz9810]

OMG STEVE! THIS SATURDAY is MY birthday as well!! A HAPPY and BLESSED Birthday to you sir!!!

[@louisegogel7973]

Happy same day birthday to both of you, be,aged now though it is to say it.

[@anngabriel5455]

Happy birthday Steve, my dad used to break in horses when he was young, and he taught me the love them so much. My dad has long gone and I’m now 68, and have only been on a horse once in my life. It was truly the best day ever! I can’t begin to tell you the peace and calmness you and Tania have bought back into my life, since l first found you. I watch your videos for hours on end if I’m having a bad day. Thank you seems so little because I’m actually spending time with my dad again through you. God bless you both and keep you safe. 🇦🇺🙏🏽🙏🏽❤️❤️❤️

[@xshellyx4820]

i been watch you videos for year or two and i have learnt so much from you thank you for sharing xx

[@shelfuller724]

Another great video Steve and Tania, and James for editing . Hope the owner now has lots more confidence with K(C)ara. Lovely horse. Have a fantastic party and Ranch Day❤. Love all your videos🎉🎉

[@fernemcallister6774]

Beautiful property

[@mooniepiereilly8923]

I love watching you work with these horses who have a deep fear from some experience, who are convinced that they will literally *only* survive by the actions that they're taking. I love how you are slowly able to plant another way of thinking in their brains. You are a lifesaver for these horses. This one was particularly moving on so many levels. I love how you can sense so quickly where there is a dangerous problem that needs addressing immediately, how you can also sense your way through what the horse's fears are. And your timing is impeccable as you work rebuilding confidence, baby-step by baby-step. I am so grateful that you are in the world and doing the work that you are doing. And I am also grateful for Tanya, all the hours that she spends capturing these videos for you. You are so fortunate to have such an intuitive partner who understands and supports you in this wonderful heart-work that you do. Thank you both for all that you do and all that you are. And happy 60th, Steve!

[@constancesmith8881]

Steve is becoming a legend! Someone commented to me “he just copies what others did before “, but the technical stuff isn’t where he’s so special. Yes, pressure is used to train horses and anyone who’s worked with them know that. It’s more Steve’s ability to use it so well. But more than anything it’s who he is as a human being. When people recognize that quality they just don’t want to watch the guys with the giant egos anymore. And that is what all the fuss is about!

[@DK-pl8xd]

He’s a great teacher too!

[@mtngrammy6953]

Again, such wonderful work! Nice to see something we don't often have seen in your videos and quite eye-opening which is your technique of getting the horse to take and let go of the bit on her own. Brilliant!

[@christinaczarnecki625]

Happy Birthday Steve ! I am really enjoing your videos very much. Greetings to Tania !

[@carvex2092]

🎉🎉🎉Brilliant video again, have a great birthday Steve 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@voertsek]

Wow well done, beautiful horse and video.Happy birthday to you 🐴🎂🎉🥂🍾🎁

[@chrism1164]

Great learning video! I wish I would have had your videos when I had my horse (she passed away at 32 several years ago). She was really teachable. I loved spending time working with nher on the ground. Would have loved to try the things you do. I miss her.

[@lindajane1670]

Happy birthday Steve! Looks like very nice preparations and planning by Tonia. It would be nice to have an isolating mic on Steve to hear him more clearly. Thank you for your videos. I’ve learned so much even though my horse years are behind me.

[@micheledavis7591]

There has to be something they can do about that awful wind noise. This is the only one I watch that has that issue. I love this channel but that noise is unbearable. Not as educational when I have to turn off sound.

[@pernillemikkelsen3705]

Yes it would be so much better if you could hear what Steve is saying 🙏👂 I LOVE LOVE LOVE watching your videos 🥰 but it's so frustrating when I have to turn the sound off 😭

[@shel.b.1090]

You make it look so easy steve. Xxx have a great birthday xxx

[@lindabellile5738]

Great way to start a morning with my coffee.

[@marleawilson8014]

Just love your grace and joy. Love the way you train

[@helruna7580]

I wish you the best birthday party ever. So nice to have the opportunity to watch your work on youtube. I am from Germany and as a birthday gift for you I will become a patreon. Thank you for everything you do!

[@cindybowden4017]

Loved seeing how you taught her to stand at the steps. I have a young Halflinger (3 year old) that I’m wanting to train to stand at the mounting block. Thank you !

[@polarbear9848]

very quick learner, l love that pony. Fab job Steve.

[@Josh-pe5pl]

Best explanations yet!❤ Also love the chemistry btwn u two after all these yrs, esp Steve’s respect and appreciation of Tanya.

[@jillmccabe6525]

Another brilliant video, hope you enjoy your trip to Scotland .

[@Romovictorio]

What a happy horse ❤🐴 ❤

[@joykiser6673]

I just love these videos. Thank you for making them. ❤

[@connieohara7301]

A very Happy birthday Steve.🎉🎉

[@johnnyroadcrew3841]

Nice equine .. .. ..have a great ranch day. Two tickets for next year please.

[@freddieannt3354]

If you didn’t have video of the horse before you worked on her, I would swear you are messing with us. And you are truly a miracle maker. Amazing Steve, simply amazing. You too Tanya!!

[@BarbaraHollingsworth]

Never had my own horse, always wanted one. Do love watching your videos, I am an animal lover and I truly enjoyed watching animal lovers work with animals. Your videos are wonderful. Obviously you love and respect them. I haven't met alot of people like you... and you Tanya, but I have luckily met a few.

[@marydoherty9188]

i used a small amount of black treacle smeared on my mare's bit and she was more than willing to take the bit into her mouth, then after 5 mins i repeated the bitting but this time without the BT and she took it straight away and i have had no issues getting her bit in ever since xxx

[@wolfmare50]

Hugs, and thank you for the lovely respite in the day, to come with, 🙏💜you on these journeys.

[@karentitus8698]

I never had a horse. But I do enjoy the videos. My father said if I did not buy a motorcycle, he would get me a horse. I always wanted a horse. He didn't get me the horse, so I bought a motorcycle. I really liked riding it.

[@aileen694]

Happiest Birthday, Steve!!!🎉 Wow, I'm missing a Disco, Face Painting, Tanya's garden PLUS a Bar. Party on!!! And, oh yes, what a Wonderful job you did with Cara the Cob!

[@margrietoregan828]

As usual totally brilliant work, Steve …. but at the end of the session, the owner - bless her - went straight back & fiddled with her horse’s croup, precisely to the spot which the mare had clearly told her she did not like !! I wonder if any one pointed out that mistake …. the mare pinned her ears

[@jwright2501]

yes. I noticed that, too.

[@TeresaMW]

Such a beautiful horse, I hope things get better for them both.

[@randybutler4772]

Another well done Steve. She is so much improved. Really interesting video from you two international travelers. Thank you for sharing.🐴

[@deniseroach5066]

Thanks again Steve and Tanya for another great video! I never get tired of seeing the softness of the horses eyes show up once youve connected with them! It never gets old. I can watch your videos with such joy for these horses to get the needed guidance! May you have a wonderful, blessed birthday Steve! Thanks again to you both!❤❤🎉🎉

[@lindathornton7591]

I used honey on the bit at first. Eventually used nothing. Had a horse that would reach down and take the bit into his mouth with his head dropped down. Then randomly would put honey very rarely more as a reward. He was so good.

[@maurinedoyle9964]

You make it look like butter

[@victoriacohen3319]

G’day Tania Steve & supporters ;-) Happy 40th Birthday Steve 🎂 hope you get a clip on microphone 🎤! Lol 😝 Congratulations absolutely lovely video exceptional breakthrough Cara will eventually be a terrific riding horse, once the lovely owner embraces all the new methods of understanding great horsemanship. Love watching the scenery & being taken on shopping tours too. With many source blessings with truth clarity love light laughter happiness joy fun play creativity adventures abundance wisdom wealth and may peace be with you all! Victoria Australia 🇦🇺 xoxo 😘

[@mfc4591]

chunky horse, but she learns fast. Thank you bot for the video. Happy birthday Steve

[@tamarasanders5264]

Happy Birthday Steve

[@jeanettejohansson5181]

Steve got the magic touch 👌🥰🐎❤

[@trickedouttech321]

That is a beautiful mare.

[@topgunsmaverick]

LOVE THESE VIDEOS!! Would it be possible for you to do one of teaching lunging for the first time? My 3 year old just turns & looks at me😑 definitely going to try the driving & leading as I seen in this video. Thank you so much for making these videos!! I’m in Glasgow!! Would love for you to come & see my 3 year old if possible!

[@catherinedupre814]

Your home is gorgeous

[@evabetlyon2693]

PA USA HERE..ANOTHER GREAT LESSON..I HAVE NOT HAD A HORSE SINCE I LOST MY LAST ONE IN 2015..DOESN'T MEAN I DON'T WANT ANOTHER ...JUST THAT SHE LEFT A TERRIBLE EMPTINESS..I AM WORKING TOWARDS GETTING ANOTHER EMOTIONALLY/FINANCIALLY/TIME WISE..I WATCH YOU BECAUSE THERE'S NOTHING RUSHED IN YOUR LESSONS..I SHY AWAY FROM THE ONES THAT SAY THEY CAN BREAK A HORSE WITHIN A FEW HOURS..MAYBE THEY CAN BUT THATS NOT WHAT IM LOOKING FOR..SO THANK YOU BOTH..I AM SO GLAD YOU DOVOUCEOVERS BECAUSE THERE ARE SO MANY TIMES I JUST CAN'T UNDERSTAND OR HEAR YOU..as always prayers and blessings

[@lesliehamilton6502]

God you such BEAUTIFUL work. Alas I have no horse right now. But I am keeping all your videos so I don’t screw up a nice horse.

[@biolbd]

Happy Birthday!

[@constancesmith8881]

I absolutely love leading to driving. It makes a huge change quickly. So much better than these guys who chase them around a round pen with a whip. Less stress for the horse and less exhausting for us. It works. I’m so grateful for Steve sharing this.

[@comesahorseman]

Happy birthday, Steve!