Equitana Melbourne - Ali Al Ameri Horse Training for Film Work Part 1

[@crystaliss]

This guy is amazing!! Definitely deserves a better audience. I'd love to learn from him.

[@richardrippel1028]

The audience appears to be deaf or visually impaired.

[@dinafernandez897]

The only guy in the world that treats animals with love. What a hero.

[@melaniegarland2528]

I love that despite the fact that this horse is green, and Ali appears to be doing very little, she is constantly thinking and learning from him. Even with the distractions, she is chewing and licking constantly and learning. I love that Ali responds to the ladies question with "you cannot train them from the stomach, you need to from the brain".

[@ScreenQueen813]

I wish the audience understood and appreciated what they were watching more.

[@elhadjiamadoujohnson4166]

Your English is absolutely fine, Sir!!!

[@nitefox4411]

People don't get his brilliance. He has been a big influence for me. I think the horses appreciate at it.

[@bobcatbikerlady]

I’ve always said; the more I know people, the more I love my horse. People have got to understand the horse is smarter than you think, they just speak a different language, & it’s up to the humans to learn their language and at the same time, the horse will learn yours. It’s all about communication, patience trust, and love. Once you’ve earned their trust the love of the horse will always follow. This is the true path of partnership. 👵🏻

[@richardrippel1028]

Well said.

[@dortesandal4303]

She is so relaxed... ... ... with You. Such beauty ❤️ 😍👍, thank you, by the way. For sharing. Light, many blessings, mercy and faith ☀️☀️☀️

[@fatoumfatoumeh]

It's so cute how the horse follows him around

[@alicecohen4726]

Lovely work. Quiet movements with flowing 2 way connection. Interesting, the audience doesn't distract the filly too much. Its a good example of fluidity in focus between the handler directions and the filly. Its beautiful in a way, how the filly retains her focus despite the audience. Well done Ali! Your description is of a lesser matter than the substance and depth of your clear movements. Cheers 👍🔆💕🌠🌹

[@kimberley1449]

I have to find his schedule love his passion for the horse

[@corinneregets2964]

This man ROCKS.

[@sonseere10]

Yes, he is really good. He can talk the talk and walk the walk.

[@jackpine1975]

You're great! I'll be watching more. Thank you for what you do.

[@alkhan50]

Ali Al Ameri you are awesome !

[@joharj2125]

Great horseman! Gorgeous horse! Bad audiance!

[@AhmedMD]

Great horseman with such beautiful horse, however the audience were asleep I reckon

[@erinkwalsh]

I have known and loved Arabian Horses for many years, who is this guy?

[@SAHOSNI]

Ali Al Ameri

[@sonseere10]

Ali Al Ameri. Remember that name. He is a very good horseman.

[@islamonlysolution461]

he is horse master Ali AL Ameri

[@try2justbe]

The best horseman there is!

[@voiceofwasseypur9012]

Love frm us nd salute to grand master Ali Ameri sir

[@claudiabranham8426]

That mare is so fine. Love it

[@vindheimar2631]

Face tube ha ha ha wonderful and he is amazing with the horses

[@patriciajones7869]

Bedouins are masters in educating their equine 🎉

[@bluePearlMike]

Where was this show?

[@MontuckyGirl75]

Is it me or does this horse limp on its rear left leg?

[@PercheronAppLVR]

9:32

[@myoutubecom-gg7sb]

Bedouin Horsemaster

[@TheRabi008]

Audience are McDonald's and KFC fans unfortunately not interested to horses. 🤣🤣🤣

[@baltiamine5931]

is it only me that think the audiance looks like zombies ..

[@wale9d]

He's trying to make more people like him and not hold the knowledge for himself.

[@mjade1673]

oh my fff, her legs are long

[@Jefferdaughter]

This is a young filly still growing, and has not yet developed the proportions of an adult horse.

[@elhadjiamadoujohnson4166]

Facetube!!!!

[@jessenieto5732]

HE FEESS THE HORSE SUGAR COOKIES WHEN NOBODY IS PAYING ATTENTION LOL

[@Jefferdaughter]

Funny... yet that is not how this is done. The horse follows him because it has taken the role of leadership, and horses are herd animals. They are having a two way conversation of body language and 'energy'. Ali's movements and responses let the horse know he understands her, engendering respect and trust - and there is no trust without respect.

[@janettecoleman1714]

Dodo audience👎

[@heatherhaze3680]

Sorry too much talking not enough action!

[@TheElektroMonter]

you are blind in the equestrian world

[@geckolia3823]

There is so much more action than words - for those not blind

[@janettecoleman1714]

Useless comment👎