Finally we did it! Long time coming...

Enjoy as we finally get this horse rode! This is her first ride under saddle since we have gone through her foundation and filled in so many holes that we causing horrible behaviors like bucking and biting.
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[@peartreeranch]

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[@user-jg9vi1yb8z]

There is nothing more satisfying then watching a master at their craft.

[@peartreeranch]

Thank you

[@atsavvy6.0]

My heart smiles seeing the transformations with these horses. ❤❤

[@peartreeranch]

🫶🫶

[@thirzapeevey2395]

You did a beautiful job. By the end, she was confident, relaxed, and even enjoying working with you. She is a lovely little mare. I don't know what she is, but she is put together just right. Sometimes I think there is a big dollop of Thoroughbred in there, maybe racing quarter horse and Paint. Sometimes I think there might even be a bit of Rocky Mountain/Spotted Saddlehorse in there. Whatever she is, she is just really put together well. With the work you are putting on her, she is going to make someone a really nice horse. I used to buy horses that were headed for the kill pen, and some of them ended up making really nice horses. I learned from that that some really nice horses end up there, mostly because they were around people who know nothing about horses. I always kept the great jumping horse, Snowman, in the back of my mind. He was literally pulled out of the killer buyer's truck, after he had already been sold for slaughter, and ended up making a champion open jumper. I always figured that a good horseman can take literally any horse, find out what that horse is suited for, and at least get him started on that path. The horse might not be good for what you wanted him for, but he's good for something. He might not want to be a plow horse, but he might make a really good jumper. If you can find the niche for that horse, you might save his life. If he's useful, someone will want him.

[@peartreeranch]

She has an owner that is putting the time into her!

[@sherryw-ponyluv-er2394]

Wow. Each time Remy found just one more forward step I wanted to cheer. That patient and gentle sticking with it is beautiful.

[@peartreeranch]

Yee haw!! It was exciting

[@katpinnell8831]

Remy sure has come a long way. Great job

[@peartreeranch]

Thank you

[@jaynechristy4590]

You are so kind/ gentle

[@peartreeranch]

Thanks

[@sherylrichardson7654]

...the kind of horse you wouldn't want to forget you were up there...patient and progressive Jake well done

[@peartreeranch]

That’s right!

[@katpinnell8831]

Excellent Job! You saved her life! literally

[@peartreeranch]

Thanks

[@dianer.9203]

Well done Jake! Incredibly impressive and inspiring watching you figure out how to unlock the Remy puzzle. Your empathy and respect for her is truly amazing and inspiring.

[@peartreeranch]

Thank you!!

[@cathytalbot5941]

Wow, good job Remy. 👋👋 These are wonderful tips for me and my mare. Thankyou Jake 💕🐎

[@peartreeranch]

Glad you like them!

[@bobbiemooser7417]

Got tears in my eyes.. what a beautiful thing to see ❤❤❤bitless too. Unbelievable.

[@peartreeranch]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@nancyfederoff2158]

Great job. So patient.

[@peartreeranch]

Thank you!

[@wc3624]

I can't believe it!! That was so well done, perfect amount of ask and pressure with excellent timing of release/reward. I feel like I just learned so much 😳

[@peartreeranch]

Thanks!

[@user-mb1hg4qu9f]

It's not just having a weight on thier back, it's figuring out how to move safely with that unfamiliar weight. This us what causes many horses to panic and buck. Nice work! 👍

[@peartreeranch]

Yes lots of pieces to juggle

[@martyburd6127]

An amazing demonstration of what patience, persistence and gentle direction does when the master is in charge. Beautiful to see.

[@peartreeranch]

Thank you very much!

[@dawnwilkinson3500]

I am so choked up.. what a transformation. Your a rock star of a trainer!!

[@peartreeranch]

Special moment!

[@donnac.1609]

The Remy puzzle is coming together. Step by step, letting her think as you have patiently worked with her. Heart warming and very impressed to see such good results. Her hyper alert instincts are still there, but her trust is growing. First steps......and forward movement! A real wowser! 💯

[@peartreeranch]

Yes! Thank you!

[@alirainwater786]

Nice first ride. Good to see her release a little to the forward. I'm not gonna lie my adrenaline goes up and I get those little fluttering butterflies just watching horses like this have a leg thrown over them, butt in the saddle and your committed to the ride. Thanks for no drama !😉☺

[@peartreeranch]

Found an arrow point in the arena so I need it was my lucky day to ride.

[@nancyslater129]

Nice job Jake 🫶

[@peartreeranch]

❤️❤️

[@Sine-gl9ly]

It's those gaps, omissions and holes in their foundation which can cause the entire thing to go haywire and even collapse completely ... It's so much more difficult and time consuming to put scaffolding in place and rebuild than it would've been to start properly in the first place. And with far less risk, effort, expense and danger to the house - sorry, horse! - and its owner ...

[@peartreeranch]

Re building is definitely harder.

[@Sine-gl9ly]

@@peartreeranch What many people don't realise is, how much harder and, frankly exhausting, it is for the _horse_ , not 'just' for the trainer. The mental and physical effort is enormous and its so important that stressors are not allowed to accumulate and do further damage to the already-unstable 'structure'. Horses are such forgiving and generous creatures that they can rebound (almost) entirely from horrendous damage as a result of mistreatment - or plain incorrect training, done with no ill intent - but unless that rebound is managed carefully, it will tend to be fragile ...

[@KingsMom831]

Not surprisingly, you got her there. Well done Jake!

[@peartreeranch]

Thanks

[@carolynstewart8465]

Your patience is priceless! Well done, horseman!❤

[@peartreeranch]

Thank you!

[@kathiberman-gilmore6571]

Nice job Jake!!😊😊

[@peartreeranch]

Thank you!

[@lizarutherford2477]

Oh darn! You never got bucked off or bitten! Love your Patreon, buddy. Great value for money. Loved this….even though there was no drama…😅

[@peartreeranch]

Much appreciated!

[@lisazappolo9989]

I was so absorbed and intent I found myself praising her out loud. Thank you for sharing this!

[@peartreeranch]

You're so welcome!

[@patveldhoven4919]

AWESOME.

[@wutzelschnud]

What a patience, until she moves her hindquater a little bit to the left. She is so protecting on her right side. Nice work, thanks you.

[@peartreeranch]

Yes, thanks

[@donelookin3386]

The question is, will the owner be able to ride her? I have had horses that were tough, not as tough as she is but tough, and I got them where I could ride them, anyplace, anytime, but could never get the owners to be safely able to. I always offered unlimited free lessons as long as I had your horse in training. It was always the owners that needed the work more than the horses. It built my reputation because horses I trained stayed trained and were successful, but that wouldnt have happened if I hadnt been able to train the owners also.

[@peartreeranch]

Yep takes a lot!

[@teresemoore8197]

The owner was definitely scared of her.

[@mellodeegrahamevans7034]

Love your methods, Jake. But curious about why you are wearing spurs on this particular horse.

[@kyliezimmerman2552]

Woohoo! Good job 👏

[@peartreeranch]

Thank you!! 😁

[@raygeorge4553]

Fantastic work! Kind and patient helped her gain confidence in moving forward. Quitting after her breakthrough was brilliant.

[@peartreeranch]

Thanks!

[@patricialackey6558]

Your patience, encouragement, and assurance are commendable! This is a wonderful video!

[@peartreeranch]

Thank you so much!

[@patveldhoven4919]

Awesome.

[@peartreeranch]

Thanks!

[@jmwhorsemanship]

I loved watching you talk her into finding those forward steps. And then finding those forward steps headed to the right, her bad way... i think you couldn't have ended in a better place. I was worried about the dismount, but you both handled it gracefully! Once you get all four feet unlocked both directions this is going to go quickly I think!

[@peartreeranch]

Yeah I was glad we had a smooth easy dismount too!

[@jeniferrinehart1107]

A slow thing of beauty. Great hip and shoulder control! ❤❤❤

[@peartreeranch]

Thank you

[@atsavvy6.0]

Preparation is everything , very nice !!

[@peartreeranch]

Thanks a lot

[@broda1824]

A wonderful milestone moment for Remy and for yourself having gotten her there 👏👏👏

[@peartreeranch]

Yay!!

[@user-jg9vi1yb8z]

Myself, I love the music.

[@peartreeranch]

Thanks

[@chrismack5908]

May I complement you? Still a bit bracy but to get to where you are and where she is, is brilliant!

[@peartreeranch]

Thanks

[@ibbel]

Watching this it is amazing that apparently this mare has ever been ridden before. She acts as if this is the first time under saddle - or rather, under a rider. Had she been a 'normal' colored horse without markings I'd say the owner has been shipped a completely different horse from the one in the sales video. This mare being a tobiano makes that a bit unlikely, but good heavens, she looks and acts (no forward at all, for instance) like a horse that has a weight on her back for the very first time. Even with suspicions like being drugged for the sales video, or things like 'learned helplessness' you would not expect that.

[@peartreeranch]

Yes she seems to have not ever successfully done much of this ever. She was bought out of a kill pen so I don't think there is a sales video of her being ridden but I may be mistaken.

[@ibbel]

@@peartreeranch My bad. I must have mixed up two horses and their videos. I thought she had been ridden before.

[@peggybrinkerhoff3294]

Nice job with that mare

[@peartreeranch]

Thanks!

[@smm2476]

Tears of joy! What a wonderful accomplishment.

[@peartreeranch]

Thanks

[@christianlutes5593]

Good things come to those who wait. This has been inspiring.

[@peartreeranch]

👍🏻👍🏻

[@user-ui8dy4lc1u]

amazing work, surprised your wearing spurs for first ride with Remy, she appears to be sensitive to even the slightest touch

[@peartreeranch]

Thank you! Just cause they are on doesn’t mean you have to use them.

[@user-ui8dy4lc1u]

@@peartreeranch Didn't mean this to be taken as a criticism , I'm awestruck by your ability to control your leg movements so precisely...its a major flaw in my horsemanship

[@peartreeranch]

@@user-ui8dy4lc1u not taken as a criticism at all! Thank you

[@jaywelch3434]

WOW!!! She has come a long way!!! Great Job and Congrads to You Both!!!! Team work makes the Dream Work!!!

[@peartreeranch]

Yes it does!

[@taraday7565]

She doing so well!

[@peartreeranch]

Thanks

[@berres86]

Turn on subtitles please.

[@aussiegirl991]

so interesting! Especially how Remmi would plant the Left front foot to turn, and would try to look at you out of the Left eye when you were asking to turn to the right. Many thanks for sharing. When i can i will definitely sign up to Patreon page . Soo much to learn.

[@peartreeranch]

Awesome!

[@kimtyndall876]

I can't believe what you have done! Your the best! love your videos.

[@peartreeranch]

Thank you so much!

[@TaylorJones20]

So impressive! Good job Jake!

[@peartreeranch]

Thank you so much

[@taraday7565]

Ditch the music lol

[@KM-lu7nh]

Awesome! I wish we could have heard what your expectations were of the cues because I'm not really skilled/knowledgeable. With that said, I felt like her responses were big; bigger than what you were wanting, but she calmed down some. She's very responsive. Maybe she needs to be a cutting horse. :) Her steps when you first backed her up were so cute. :)

[@peartreeranch]

just turning her to unlock her feet until she went more forward. I will talk through in the next video more about the riding.

[@blujeans9462]

I held my breath watching this. :-) Sadly, I think you'll need to spend as much time training his owner...on what never to do. That poor horse can revert back in seconds with one small mistake.

[@Nutmeg142]

Not if she truly understands what is expected of her, which is why he is going slow. And obviously the owner is trying to find help otherwise she wouldn’t have brought this horse to so many places.

[@peartreeranch]

I know the feeling. The owner is putting the time in to learn and we will do lots of lessons to set it up for success

[@randieraye4359]

Remy sure is beautiful ❤❤❤

[@peartreeranch]

Yes she is!

[@marciahenry3893]

Why. But why those large. Big spurs😢

[@peartreeranch]

They aren’t even sharp and big doesn’t mean anything. Get more education before you say such silly things.

[@DOLfirst]

Did you talk to her or sing or make any noise at all when you were doing this?

[@peartreeranch]

Yeah I usually am doing some of both with all the horses.

[@dianawhitworth7271]

Do you ever wonder or do you know that she sees ok out of that side ...I'm sure you know if she does but it was just a question...I always wonder why that side us such a problem but being a rescue we may never know...right ...anyways I always want to learn and wonder what you think

[@peartreeranch]

I think she sees fine it’s just a confidence thing.

[@childcrone]

I've been watching along and I don't see any part 6 or 7 on the channel. Are they elsewhere, or does this one have a numbering oopsie?

[@peartreeranch]

6 was a short this should be 7. Busy day. 🤦‍♂️

[@KM-lu7nh]

I had the same question. I'm guessing those may have only been posted on Patreon?

[@childcrone]

@@peartreeranch hee, right-o. Glad to know I'm not missing something :~)