Equestrian red flags, how long we know each other & addressing controversy - January Q&A

[@alamortxr]

Doing this monthly is probably the best idea you ever had

[@annjohnson8437]

Yes! ❤

[@felixp7997]

So true!

[@JCS370]

Totally agree 👍

[@ninakaiser2930]

Yes!

[@n0tfr0mth1sw0rld]

There is no sound of anymore. And comments are turned off aswell 😢

[@PaulaR-mp9di]

Matt: "...because our life is so chaotic. Jesse: Is that a dead mouse?" Classic!!!

[@wickedcabinboy]

@PaulaR-mp9di - He's just a tiny bit ADHD.

[@wickedcabinboy]

@BathtubLovingGuy - I couldn't agree more.

[@emiliesanders4821]

@BathtubLovingGuyas a person who also has ADHD - its not cute. It Can be chaotic, overwhelming and People Can really struggle with it. It is certanly not funny or cute having ADHD. I admit it Can be funny when one gets distracted by little things 🤣 but calling ADHD cute is not the words 😅

[@choco3424]

@@emiliesanders4821 Real. I also have adhd and it’s not really cute at all. I live like a rat bc of it. But yea getting distracted in situations like this is kinda endearing.

[@cathyn3391]

Who says Jesse has ADHD? Has he been diagnosed, or do people just use the term ADHD to refer to someone who gets distracted or whose thoughts are scattered? It's the same with people who throw the term OCD around, calling themselves or others who are organized and focused "OCD". These are medical terms, and true OCD will take over a person's life, as can ADHD. These guys have very good control over their lives, and are very successful, so I am skeptical that they really qualify for these labels, even though they use them themselves.

[@villagesteader3552]

Stay where you are, it’s nice to see the horses looking out occasionally.

[@tanyaoellermann]

Exactly what I said. 😊

[@stephaniefisher6226]

I agree!

[@sonyarichards4330]

Please don't polish the format. It's so authentic and entertaining, even when you woffle about random things. It's so funny 😂. Unstable is the perfect name. I love it is in the stables, too, with the horses popping their heads out occasionally and random people working. It keeps it real. Thanks for sharing your lives with us.

[@lukespurgeon5964]

1. "Unstable" is perfect! 2. The location is great because we get to see horses poke their heads out occasionally, and general stable activity in the background. 3. Don't you dare try to make these more polished! The random, chaotic, "unsuitable" vibe is a huge part of the magic! 4. Best lines ever: Jesse: Do you smell dog poop? Matt: I smell poop... Generally...

[@jamieridenour1275]

this is the perfect comment ❤

[@firstdecanpisces2495]

Matt - One step at a time, let’s start small and build it up 👍🏻 Jesse - Do you think I could make my own gingerbread 🤔

[@ady1gilb]

Soooo beautifully "Jesse" ❤

[@australianbaroqueridingaca989]

Best comment wasn’t it

[@annikak1887]

I think the chilled set up works, pls keep it somewhere homy, so you can feel as comfortable as possible, that will help to make it all feel like the chilled conversation that makes it so nice to watch :)

[@lianeatlarge]

Read “homy” as “horny”. Maybe both work? Lol!

[@Cutis0n]

Jesse has the prettiest eyelashes ever 😭 not even lash serum makes my eyelashes look that lush. I’m jealous.

[@stephaniefisher6226]

That guy is drop dead handsome. They both are!

[@lollylula6399]

I saw people recommending castor oil for eyelashes (and just about everything else).

[@philipedwards439]

To my British ears, you both do have an accent, but it is you, it's one of the things that makes your talks adorable. Please don't change or try to modify!!

[@dawnaustin4556]

This American thinks the same. Thick accents on both!

[@shinebright3789]

1. Love the name "Unstable". Smart move! Matches your vibrant, chaotic energy so very well ! 2. Like the current setting with Laura and horses in the background but understandable how difficult it is with the winds etc. so, whatever you like. ( But creating unstable in a stable is the power move you know, that just has a vibe of its own) 3. I did nothing much other than thinking of the release of this video today looking at the clock ahaha, and its so dang worth it ! learnt a lot ! Love how Jesse jumps in and sprinkles his positivity to every little thing ! Such a magical soul ! 4. You both looked so handsome and thank you for speaking up about finances openly and non-conventional education systems. 5. Making this is a monthly "thing" is very very smart and appreciate how it opens up a platform for you to share your wisdom with the world. You both achieved a lot at such a young age and with that, has come maturity and it really shows from the way you speak. Wishing you the best of the best in everything you do. Take care.

[@MsBoure]

Haha, it's funny to say "non-conventional" education system when it's normal in many other european coutries :D

[@shinebright3789]

​@@MsBoureglad it provided you some entertainment but there are other continents in the world such as Asia where this is indeed non-conventional

[@MsBoure]

@@shinebright3789 It wasn't meant in a bad way, obviously I understand that we all have different education systems and just find it interesting 😁

[@shinebright3789]

​@@MsBoure Well, good ! Just wondered what was funny in that ahaha. It was me who asked them the question because this isn't what usually happens in my country. Glad some of ya'll had a lot more options to explore than we did.

[@lindaz1290]

Okay, I love these monthly Q&A sessions! The raw, unpolished view of you two is refreshing, delightful, and incredibly amusing (i.e. Matt's zipper mishap; dead mouse; poo smell to name a few). I prefer the barn & one camera - I like seeing the horses in the background. Use the other space with several cameras for when you have a guest, but make that its own separate video - not a part of your monthly "un-stable" Q&A videos. I really prefer this Q&A format with just the two of you - there aren't words to express just how thoroughly entertaining you are together. You just are. 😂

[@jorgelrodriguez1434]

Please do not change your ways of speaking!!! It's beautiful to hear you both speak!

[@charliedavenport9609]

So love the accents! Just be natural and don't overthink!

[@stormmary1]

Love this, and prefer your current location in the barn. Especially when one of the horses puts their head out and other horse activity in the background. Makes your horsey content more relevant and enjoyable IMHO ❤

[@rchender]

Jesse cracks me up. He's a riot and probably has no idea how funny he actually is.

[@charliedavenport9609]

Completely agree...so very funny! They are so great together!

[@embreis2257]

maybe it's a defensive mechanism. otherwise he is in danger of fawning over Matt every time he looks at him. Matt otoh has another mechanism. when he looks at Jesse he too melts almost every time but he can control it to a point. 🥰

[@pm2886]

​@@embreis2257Really? I just thought he was highly intelligent. You can he struggles with "average" intellects. The impatience is obvious.

[@embreis2257]

@@pm2886 that too. makes sense. maybe a combination of both.

[@pm2886]

@@embreis2257 He's definitely funny, but he's also definitely highly intelligent.

[@susanfitch1994]

NOTHING wrong with your accents.. part of what makes you unique and very interesting

[@strongbraingoing]

Love this setting, the chaos, jokes and interaction! Your personalities and relationship shines in these O&A's. Could watch and listen to this for hours. Please keep it this casual.

[@thisissomeone7983]

the segment about humanizing horses made me feel a lot better. I haven’t had a lot of time lately to spend with him and i’ve felt so guilty because i think he must want to see me and waits for me. He’s a horse, he gets food and goes outside, sees other horses and he’s happy😅 maybe it’s not that deep

[@OnceUponaTimeline]

If he's not over their neighing and crying for you, then he's not pining. I think the more important thing is balance and giving them a range of enrichment but horses also need their lazy down time too. Also I think horse don't over think life as much, they are good at enjoying whatever is enjoyable in that moment instead of pining for something that is not happening in that moment, that's one of their lessons they can teach us IMO. So they can enjoy your company but also can enjoy other times with other pleasant things like just they job munching grass when they are in those environments, I don't think they do FOMO so much like humans do. So when they eat grass, they put their mind on enjoying it and not much mind on missing other types of enjoyment, they are better at living in the moment. That's my impression of them anyway, and i think a lot of it is just that we humans overcomplicate things.

[@lindaallen78]

Someone has said it already. You are ying and yang. Chalk and cheese BUT together you are brilliant and I love you both. You are so funny. To an English woman, I could listen to you all day, you speak English with a lovely accent. I think your laid back approach to videoing in the stable area, is spot on. You can easily switch it to somewhere else just for when you have guests. I am just so glad you have chosen to share your lives with us. ❤

[@tylersaarosi5076]

I’m sorry but I’ve never heard the saying chalk and cheese before omg its amazing 😭

[@lindaallen78]

Ha ha. Oh bless you. It is quite a common saying in the UK, especially amongst us older folk.​@@tylersaarosi5076

[@eddiebrown2155]

I think unstable is a perfect name for your monthly programs. The horses being able to poke their heads out while you’re filming is so pleasant and makes what you are doing different from other influencers. It says “We live with our horses. We make fabulous equestrian products. We love our lives with our horses and we make it all work somehow.”

[@glendamcrae6496]

I love Jesse's accent. Please dont change, its part of your charm❤

[@MegF142857]

I'm happy with your simple sitting & chatting together & more relaxed with horses around you. -- Jesse is right that a 4 year worth of education is NOT the same as a course, plus he was doing work with horses at same time as taking the educational path for overall business horse management. Respect to Jesse on that one!

[@chasingfences1302]

Yes, a course is a course on a specific subject. It's clear Jesse attended a 4-year educational program comprised of many courses on various horse management subjects. Respect to Jesse on attending the 4-year educational program and finishing school early because he studied at a higher level.

[@anamal2911]

I love the barn setting!! It’s cute seeing the horses behind yall:)

[@jeiwaru]

Wow 😮. Can't believe you were able to throw yourself off of Emporio _and_ over the fence like that without breaking any bones. Bravo!

[@ady1gilb]

Well done, Matt!!! Thank goodness for no injuries!

[@evanpeay]

JESSE is so cute........MATT is lucky to have him in his life.......

[@terrymcfarland809]

Matt, the education can open doors and some jobs require that education...proud of Jesse to have completed his education in equine management. Pay is usually better too. Love you too Matt

[@xylanoche861]

I LOVE the environment of having the horses in background, with a day to day feel. It is very authentic. The one camera straight on is refreshing, as many podcasts are with mics and headphones and they are a dime a dozen.

[@equintuition]

Matt, I think you have a very healthy view and open mind about horse training, trying your best to understand your horses as much as possible, always curious to hear others' opinions and experience which is really refreshing in the horse world to be honest. Now, about the excessive mouth foaming, this is something that commonly happens when the horse can't swallow the saliva that is produced from having a bit in his mouth. The bit stimulates salivation, chewing, movement of the jaw, and swallowing, the same as when the horse would be eating. When this is combined with exercise, it can become a struggle as he needs to breath more heavily. A horse can't anatomically breath and swallow at the same time, which is why you'll see the excessive foaming as breathing is more prioritized than swallowing, thus the saliva starts to drip and cover the entire mouth of the horse. This may be stressful, as their breathing can become restricted. Even more so if they are also wearing a noseband design which restricts the airways, blocking the airflow to flow smoothly (aachen/ flash, drop noseband etc). When horses run and move their bodies freely, without the influence of a rider or handler (in play, flight, fight etc) they keep their mouth closed, lips sealed, the tongue and jaw is kept immobile and the mouth cavity is rather dry, all of this is to optimize breathing. If you are curious to check out sources and read more in depth, Horses & People Magazine posted a great article on this called "Clearing the Air on the Bit-free Debate" available to the public including the studies referenced. Always fun to share some new research and findings with curious equestrians! 😁

[@jenbrixton6834]

Oh my goodness can you two be more adorable, you really make these dull days so much better. Carry on doing you.

[@marydrew3568]

I love how Jesse's Dutch reaction to things (non-emotional) contrasts to Matt's Italian gregarious reaction to things! The yin and yang ☯️ of two different personalities. You're perfect for each other. hahaha Unstable Stable. 😂

[@jennifergudmundson2277]

I find Jesse to be very emotional, he shows so much love. Openly.

[@marydrew3568]

@@jennifergudmundson2277 Oh I agree, but his reactions are low key and Matt is so vivacious and his passionate voice gets louder and louder the greater the emotion. Jesse often comments that he is speaking so loudly. I have an Italian friend who says, "I'm not yelling! I'm Italian." 😂 Love both Jesse and Matt. They are very endearing and a great couple.

[@ΔεαΚ]

I wouodnt count too much on stereotypes hm? You dont have to be italian to be like him... or cool like Jesse.. ive seen ppl like this and they arent neither nor...

[@BobSmith-in2gn]

Two classy young men and shining examples of what you can achieve.

[@cherylenstad8284]

I don't think Matt understood how in depth the education Jesse went through. He was asking questions, but had already arrived at a conclusion.

[@stonehillfarm866]

I like this area to film in, the activity behind you makes it casual and fun. In a studio setting it will be more formal.

[@Jaydee215]

I could literally listen to you guys talk all day long. Very entertaining. Love you both!

[@angelaschofield341]

Keep it Organic guys and Stick to the current format. It makes you much more relatable. I'm 57 and I'm sick of the gimmicks 😢. I enjoy you guys thoroughly. Love Aunty from Australia 🐴❤️

[@FarmFreshIB]

When I was giving lessons I used to teach an emergency dismount. I had to learn it myself after an accident where my bitless bridle broke and literally fell off during barrel racing! To do it properly you kick off your stirrups and reach forward and to one side of the saddle (especially important western with a saddle horn!). You grip the horse around the neck and hold on tightly as you slip off their back. When your feet touch the ground you let go of their neck and push away from them. The momentum will cause you to fall backwards onto your butt and back. It is important to keep chin to chest to protect head and neck (of course you should also have your helmet on) and try to fluidly fall allowing your whole body to absorb the impact and not just land on one bit... Like a wrist. When learning the dismount work with a friend, on the long line, and at a walk to start. Work bareback and with a saddle. Practice until it is smooth and then work at different gaits. You want this to become muscle memory. Practice both keeping a rein and total release. Far better to have this in your tool box and never need it than to be on a runaway horse heading for a busy street and unable to get off safely before disaster strikes.

[@kathleenmcginley4827]

I like that you do the Q&A in the barn. The horses peeking out of their stalls, horses being cared for... a normal barn scene.

[@TheLeh1964]

Matt: Your description of over-analyzing “giving our own emotions to horses” was perfectly explained. I will keep that forever! 🎯 🎯

[@OnceUponaTimeline]

I suspect the problem is some peeps can't easily understand how a horse thinks so when they say 'natural horsemanship,' they are not actually understanding was is natural for that alien horse brain, they can only imagine how a human might feel. They end up applying humanmanship, not horsemanship. We have a lot of peeps like that in this area, it can make for peeps refusing to admit the training method is not working, instead they make excuses or maybe the method works on some horses but not on the more willful ones, but then they just say welp that horse is just like that, they won't accept they might need to try something different. Some places here think even light pressure and release is mean and evil, using a flag is also mean and evil, etc, very hard to train a dominant horse to respect you at all if your only way to train is giving it carrots. They end up with a horse that bites and kicks and then they lock it into a coral with little mental stimulation and claim that will make it happiest, to just stay in there forever, people don't even want to go in to clean the corral because the horse is badly behaved. They think that's nicer than using the flag or some pressure to train the horse for a few weeks so it can learn to be safe. It's so frustrating because I see a lot of these horses just need a bit of training but they won't get it.

[@valcour1812]

Love these informal gatherings in the barn. You two bring the love of the animals , yourselves and your lives into my world for a few minutes and its pure joy.

[@londonblack9304]

I don’t care what the set looks like, personally. I’m happiest that you all are in a comfortable space to do these videos. The stable setting is nice!

[@angelicaharwell3062]

"Just be normal" is so right!! I have a "Natural Dressage" background & your critique is spot on. It's the over analytical, hyper focused, "intellectualized" Horsemanship that seems more for the people, than for the horses. More talk, than actual accomplishment. Silence is golden..& animals respond to our choices & daily actions.🦄

[@wallyhodges]

As for your accents, I personally love the way you guys talk. Jesse should look into doing audio books, his tone a speech structure is so alluring and Matt your accent is simply Devine to listen too, it reminds me of high sophistication and elegance. lol

[@maryvallas772]

I like the barn location for these. It keeps it real. I think Unstable as a moniker is hilarious because you two are so adorably chaotic! 😂 And never, EVER, let the Muggles get you down! ❤

[@allisonwinterbottom3475]

The ‘confusion’ does not negate the education received. Jesse said, it’s for the person to decide. Anyone who completes a four year tertiary education is to be admired. Anyone who translates their energy and attributes into their life education is to be admired. You both have achieved so much and together your different life paths have led to where you are now, complimenting each other. Differences are just that, as with this horse or that horse, accepted. It’s wonderful to be part of such conversations, of course you are both eminently qualified to transport us into your world and I thank you. May our eyes always rest on love and beauty and spectacular horses and horsemanship. Best wishes for your Grandfather and each other.❤

[@MyuNeptune]

I like the in-stable setup. Also Matt I agree. Horses have different needs than humans. Some are similar like need of companion, but horses live in the wild. They're not gonna cry when they're wet, or when they get dirty...

[@janegoldstein8110]

I love the way you are presenting your chat together. It looks relaxed and like a a very friendly venue. Don’t get too posh and formal, I love the way you are doing it now. Jane from America. xx ❤️🧑🏻‍🦰❤️🐴

[@cricket8438]

Your parents have taught you both very well. Surely they are incredibly proud. 😊😊

[@foreveronthefarm7234]

Jesse:”it very cute when the horses get all there mash and everything on your face” Matt:”I couldn’t think of anything worse” I’m dying this whole Q&A they are the most perfect people to do this with lol

[@francoisdepeyrac]

The format is good, the scout-location is perfect in that corridor with perspective, natural light, and work/horses background sound... Don't change anything ! 👍🏻👍🏻

[@brianr1965]

I’m really loving your monthly chitchat, and I do think you’re title for a podcast, called “unstable“ is brilliant! U2 guys are absolutely adorable and I am smiling through almost the entire podcast 😃 your passion and love for your horses is incredible and you definitely set a high bar for others in the equestrian field. Keep up the good work guys! Much love from New York, USA 🇺🇸

[@stonecladfarms8022]

Love Jesse’s idea of mucking stalls while having a natural conversation with guests!

[@lyndachabane1931]

OMG Matt that was an excellent vault over the fence, well done you and thank goodness no injuries. As you so rightly said as soon as you were off he stopped....the bugger 🤣 I am sure many of us have experienced the same dilemma, I know I have. Unfortunately at 73 now I don't plan on doing it again so my TB better still keep behaving himself. Loved the video by the way. You have such a great relationship with each other, long may it continue.

[@bobdwyer4467]

I've been reading the comments, and I agree with the folks who say to keep your current setting. I so enjoy the horses peeping out, going back inside, and peeping out again! I agree with the folks who like the name, "Un-Stabel". It describes the chaos in your lives right now. 🐴🐎🐴

[@BalooBear-ee]

These two are seriously so naturally funny. I died laughing when Matt was describing his “falling off” stories, especially the one with Andoras. Thank you for the entertainment, it is so appreciated especially since my week has been in the pooper.

[@luketsp]

31:52 - Jesse’s accent is quite Dutch, but he is always so articulate and quite nice to listen to. 😊

[@maia2828]

also a pet peeve i noticed when matt talked about his accent. pronouncing the r clearly in english is not a “rolled r”. rolled r is what spanish has. what matt is talking about is switching to a rhotic accent, instead of non-rhotic where the r is omitted. 🤓👆

[@choco3424]

@@maia2828Also if we go down that road 🤓👆 actually jesse has an accent bc everyone who speaks english has an accent. (But it's not like there is something wrong with him having an accent)

[@maia2828]

@@choco3424 in non-english speaking countries, having "no accent" refers to having one or a combination of the recognized native speaker accents (american, canadian, british, kiwi, etc) including their sub-accents (southern drawl, african american vernacular, scottish, welsh etc). so in europe, a dutch sounding person would be considered having an accent, and that is likely what matt meant when he said that to his ear jesse doesn't have an accent.

[@choco3424]

@@maia2828 I am a finnish person and having no accent here means having an american accent. Because there are so many native accents it’s hard to say that there is one that isn’t an accent. I do get your point but also personally hate thinking that an american accent is the norm :) (also I do recognize you never said that an american accent is no accent but this was just my finnish perspective)

[@asbjrnkviststergaardhundru4846]

I would have guessed South Africa 😂 but now you say it, i can hear the Dutch

[@khristinadenmark9189]

Each one of you guys is very unique and special. There is not another you in the universe. Please keep your accents! Anthropomorphism is the word that describes human characteristics given to animals. Keep up the great work guys and may God continue to protect you in your Equine endeavors.🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎

[@Zoe-x5g4e]

The first minute is always my favourite 😂

[@Goofygoose494]

I smile as Matt worried Jessie is ready...But Jessie is the relaxed one...Matt is like a frantic Nanny chasing a wild child😂🎉

[@ady1gilb]

Yoooo, sweet Matt, slow down ... if U talk a bit slower then video will last longer!!! 💥😁💥

[@KarlaRoss-s8j]

I love the natural setting you are currently in as it goes with your natural banter. One of the things I enjoy most is the fact that you two are successful and good at what you do, but also very down to earth. You haven't let success jade you in any way which happens quite often to people. Please continue to stay you!!

[@daniellerap2391]

Just love this improv set up. It shows your sense of humor and not taking yourselves too seriously. One thing that comes to my mind when thinking aboute questions is the fact that you guys are a couple. You guys are such lovely examples of choosing your own route, being authentic and natural about that. True story: I first got to know you by stories of the daughters of my friend. I was like 45 years old and they were app. 10-13 years old. And the were head over heals in love with you guys. Talking posters in their bedroom. Just so sweet. I took them to horse event and we got to talking about you. Somehow it got to whether you had girlfriends. And then I suggested that you might be a couple. Major shock at first. And laughter and judgement. Responses that sounded like they had heard other people saying these things. But also a moment in which I could tell them that you still were both lovely boys, great horsemen and good entertainers. And that got them thinking I guess. Months later somehow the subject came up again. And there was non of the awkwardness. They had completely accepted that these two great guys are a couple, but still interesting to follow, etc. Great experience for me to see the girls come to terms with some people being gay and still be great people. So thanks!! My question is: are you ever aware of this side to your fame and how do you think about this? Love, Daniëlle

[@paulamckibben1317]

Learning to accept people as they are and without judgment is an important lesson in life and should start early as you did with the girls.. I couldn't imagine Matt and Jesse with anyone except each other.. definitely the way it was meant to be ❤❤

[@sunflowermyeyes9758]

It’s so lovely to see how well you know each other and how in tune you are with each other. Lovely ❤

[@IvyPearsonUnderwater]

I love the simple set up in the "un-stable" ❤

[@karenwaters7200]

I love these monthly updates! Watching from America and enjoy taking this journey with you.

[@michelineduvieusart2439]

Long live "Unstable"!!! ✨💥✨ I like the stables for these Q&A sessions, where you can see a few heads coming out of the boxes, but the choice of location is yours, especially if you're inviting a guest. Thank you for being so transparent in your answers. The atmosphere is warm, fun, dynamic, sometimes chaotic but always very pleasant. These Q&A' s are excellent moments of enjoyment and I love them. Thank you both so much 💙

[@AliL-yx2ly]

I love the monthly Q &A sessions, they let us see you both in a different light and are so educational, entertaining and also endearing. I like the current setup, it is casual and relaxed.

[@kristinwerner5519]

I really enjoy this monthly chat format - always entertaining!

[@jessiahstalbirds.j.794]

Great Q&A gentleman. I grew up on a 200-acre dairy farm and we always had Belgian Draught horses. Jesse is right owning horses is a 24/7 life comment. My father at the age of 50 converted the farm into a full board stables. After I retired from teaching I took over the farm and I personally own 1 Belgian and a Shetland Stallion along with boarding 20 other horses. At the age of 74, I only tend to my Belgian and Shetland since I got them both when they were yearlings. My Belgian Hilda is an 1800-pound overgrown lap dog who loves attention. I ride her daily and Jess my Shetland has to accompany us or he has a hissyfit if he is left behind. The bond between a man and his house is a gift and is very rewarding for both. But horses need to be horses and should allowed to form relationships with other horses.

[@Jessica66605]

Jesse: Best well wishes for your Grandfather ♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@emmafirth3345]

I like your current setup, it's casual and we can still see horses in the background too I liked how Jesse took control at the beginning 😂

[@peteregan7864]

Both accents are great, no need to change anything. Please ask Jesse to let us know how Antares is doing after his surgery 🙏

[@emmagoossens1000]

This video is perfect in every single way! So chill and real. And the background is perfect. These Q&A's are definitely my favourite videos

[@vickybolton2654]

I love these Q&As you’re doing. We get to know you in a different way. You are both brilliant and very enjoyable to listen to. Glad you were not injured as you yeeted yourself over the fence!

[@MaryMac199]

I like this open conversation and both of your accents are wonderful

[@llamenda]

I think Jesse Looks like an Angel! When I first saw him two years back or so, I was stunned and had to find out who he was immediately. Since then I First only watched his videos and then later the videos of both of you. I really admire how you two build up your companies and careers. So ambitious and so passionate. I was a rider as a Child and teenager but didnt have the drive to Go for a Horse career. It would have been difficult coming out of an Academic family. So I studied African languages and wrote my Master thesis about the role of the horse in Hausa culture. Why dont you do a Series of wild horses? Like the Camargue horses or the horses of Dülmen in Germany. There is a whole culture around it and also is Part of the tourism.

[@bernadettecartin]

I didn't know there were wild horses in Germany. Must learn more . . .

[@sobean9309]

@@bernadettecartinthey are called „Dülmener Wildpferde“ if you want to look it up :)

[@bernadettecartin]

@@sobean9309 Vielen Dank!

[@MT-mg4gp]

I'm gonna say I like this informal setup, guests are ok, but I think I'd much rather experience your interplay with each other the most, it's warm, and funny and entertaining, as long as you support each other's opinions and ideas, and treat a each other well, and positively, I think people love both of your personalities and affections are compelling and wonderful, you're both passionate and a delight to see I know I always watch as soon as they come out😊

[@ridinnvibin1]

I DESPERATELY want you two to move to Australia 😭 We need more equestrian icons here 😂💖 I also feel like maybe you guys should do a tour or something next time you come, so many people love you guys!

[@sophiea.m.4664]

I live vicariously through you two with your amazing African holidays. Love watching the horses in the background.

[@lianeatlarge]

Have no real interest in horses but you two, and the way you care for your animals, are just so entertaining in so many ways. Sponsors overlooking your channel cos it’s an “equestrian” channel are definitely missing an opportunity!

[@herstoryanimated]

With the overthinking people, as a veterinary nurse, I see this personification of animals a lot!! Trying to explain to people the actual motivators for their animal's behaviour is really hard!

[@ReleaseTheQuackers]

AMEN!!! I am formerly a vet nurse and dealing with humans was the worst part of my job. If only I could work with animals without their owners... I do feral cat TNVR now, so not as many people to deal with though I do get the crazy old cat people...LOL

[@stephaniefisher6226]

ANTHROPOMORPHASIZING

[@banderl73nord]

As a vet i am still missing good old corona days when pet owners had to stay outside...😂😂 was so peacefull😅

[@herstoryanimated]

@banderl73nord Haha, I did enjoy locking the doors so they had to stay outside!!

[@banderl73nord]

@@herstoryanimated who didnt!!🤣

[@Littleblackpanthercat]

I hope you’re gonna continue these types of videos for a long time!

[@paulamckibben1317]

A few months ago in one of the early videos from the new stables Matt mentioned that Jesse might not get anything done because once he gets talking he doesn't stop.. I had to chuckle all through this video watching Matt often having to wait until Jesse took a breath before he could get his two cents in.. too funny 😂❤🤣.. not to worry Jesse you are the most adorable chatterbox ever.. ♥️😍♥️

[@suefoster1233]

I am an Aussie and love your talking voices and accents. Beautifully spoken. ❤❤❤

[@unapologeticallynikki]

Question for the next one! Do you enjoy your visits in America and how do you think the horse world differs between the USA and the Netherlands?

[@kimberlykidman20]

Was so excited to see one of these videos from you two ❤ We love following your journey thank you for taking the time to share with us.

[@Flipper568]

I have just discovered you guys. I know nothing about horses, but I think I am going to love your channel. A peek into another world! Please keep doing videos in your stable - it is actually the main reason I clicked on your channel. All the best from sunny Queensland 😎

[@tiniselles]

I hope you’ve also found Jesse Drent’s channel 😊

[@delilah.larissa]

I like the setting with the horses in the background ❤🥰

[@barryjacobs8524]

It’s such a pleasure sitting here watching and listening to you both. You are both well connected in your friendship and it shows when you bounce off one another. Just one thing if think people asking where you get your money from is a bit of a cheek and Jesse didn’t like it much. Matt you are the businessman and Jesse well Jesse is just himself. Ginger is so good for you, one tablespoon of fresh grated ginger, seeped in a boiling cup of water for 10 minutes, drained, when ok to drink, it settles all stomach bugs and keep drinking it Jesse ginger is great! You don’t have to answer all questions, especially the personal ones. Your life is your business and you have both worked hard for what you have so good luck in the future and keep smiling. ❤

[@Ladybug1958]

Gotta say this,,alot of Americans love your accents and other . It's just so charismatic!

[@Dustbunney54]

Feb. 1, 2024 I absolutely love the way the two of you interact with each other. You make me smile during the entire video. I, Mr. Matt, am one of those "natural horse" peoples, however, I totally agree with everything you said about them. I took a few "educational" courses (that's for you Mr. Jesse 🙂 ) so I could educate myself on various nuances of how horses think and interact with each other. It helped me to better understand how to interact with my horses but I didn't worry about every little "turned shoulder" or "direct eye contact". I would just be myself and they, in turn, would do the same. I'm now retired and no longer have horses but the education I learned was invaluable. I have always just "hung out" with my horses and allowed them to teach me about themselves becuz each one is such an individual. I really appreciate your Q & A videos. You're both so open and honest with your viewers. You don't shy away from personal questions, such as "where does your money come from?" I couldn't believe somebody asked you that! Yet, you both very graciously answered it. As for where or how you should continue your Q & A's, my sincere wish is that you keep them as simple as they are now. In the stable with the horses is perfect, especially for someone like myself who no longer has horses. I love seeing the horses stick their heads out of their stalls and nickering to other horses. If there is a way you could continue to do your Q & A's somewhere around the horses, I would really appreciate it. I know Mr. Jesse mentioned the bad weather due to having to sit so close to the doorway but maybe there could be some sort of compromise? However you end up doing the videos, I'll still be watching. Thank you both so very much for sharing your lives and your horse's lives with everyone. Take care. By the way, I live in the states.

[@Mustanggurl99]

Love these updates! Absolutely call these update videos “Unstabled”…it’s brilliantly both of you during these chats! 😂❤ I also enjoy the stable/aisleway setting and seeing the horses in the background. 💖🐴💙

[@StephenBox-vt3od]

Really enjoy these monthly QA's and like the barn setting its casual.thanks for sharing.

[@missfay1723]

This is such authentic content, please do not change it! It's perfect the way it is. ♥

[@juanitatrujillo7318]

Love your comment on taking the horse's voice away. The consequence of not accepting that our animals (dogs, cats, horses & my guinea pigs) seems controlling and disrespectful. My daughter once had search dogs and I never heard anyone she trained with refer to their dog as a "furbaby." I love to be around horses, but I cannot get in their heads, so I clean tack and admire them. On the other hand my daughter can look at them and interpret what they are trying to communicate. You really nailed it on the head when you said humans can express their own needs and desires through their horses. I wonder how many problems are missed for the horse.

[@chanteuse1978]

Love this format! It’s great to get to know you two a bit more. Please don’t ever feel obligated to share more than you are comfortable with though ❤

[@morganshellswell9753]

I love the simple laid back barn aisle when the weather allows ! Absolutely adore you both !

[@Dallas88888]

It doesn't matter to me where you are. Just be together. 😁 Thanks for sharing your lives with me. 😘😘

[@ady1gilb]

If they were no longer together, over half a million people would be devastated & heartbroken! 😢

[@smallone9825]

You 2 where born to be in eachothers lives and im absolutely here for it!! Love from the UK 🇬🇧 ❤

[@PlageSchokolade]

I really liked that you left in the "banter" about the education / course at the end. It is a good discussion! I kind of got the feeling this kind of education (over a few years) is not really a thing where Matt grew up? Matt's approach is more sensible, but personally, I side with Jesse (go for what you are passionate about).

[@annjohnson8437]

I like the barn aisle setup! It's nice and relaxed. ❤

[@ITdressage]

Hi! I wanted to thank you for the content on HorseworldTV, it's the first equestrian VOD platform I didn't unsubscribe after the first month. I love the content (more into riding and dressage related) because it gives me good references and examples to look up to and also because there are a lot of horses similar to mine (I have difficulty to access to trainers used to KWPN horses or alike). Keep up the good work ! I actually have 2 equestrian red flags : people who never seek a vet when their horse is lame/very asymmetric or very hard to work with ; and the 2nd category is behold by those who cannot help themselves but feeling a wierd sense of pride at their horses being very complicated (whilst the horses just are not well educated to behave, or not being understood by their rider when ridden).

[@JesseDrent]

Thank you!!❤

[@marlansmith8781]

I like this set up! It frames you both well and it fits the topic.