First time putting saddle on "Problem Horse".

Hey Guys!
**By problem horse I NEVER actually mean the horse is a or the problem. Just want to make people aware of this and hopefully we will be able to show you this by the results of all of this.
First of all thank you all for the support and staying on this journey with me. I truly appreciate it. I really felt some true moments of connection in some of my previous sessions with him and they meant so much to me. They are the key into working things out together. This was the first time putting the saddle in within our process and steps. Of course he knows the saddle but we are just starting all over again so we are kind of acting as if it were the first time. In some clips you can see the second time we did this and he was quite explosive. I will tell you more about what we did afterwards to help him. There is still a lot of work to do and we are just trying to work out how we can make Champ feel as comfortable and happy as possible. Sometimes things have to get worse before they get better to be able to really work through the problems/difficulties. In the next video you will also see the visit from the Animal Communicator, I am looking forward hearing your feedback on this as well.
Hopefully you don't mind us taking the little steps and me showing you all of this instead of an instant result and thank you for the great support. Enjoy the video!
Hug Jesse x
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[@blackequine.official]

jesse you have no idea how much this series means to me, seeing you working with this horse who was also in the netherlands is my heart horse. he was just like Champ, in character and in looks. and it gives me so much joy since i’ve lost him to see him in this video and get a reminder of what he’s like, and the memories come flying back. it means so much to the bottom of my heart

[@bkm2797]

Sorry for your loss, Champ is quite a stunning horse, and Jesse is a Dream trainer.

[@mdee860]

@Black Equine - 💖😢💔 Your comment touched me today & made me miss my big baby 🐴 "Mikey." He was an OTTB who came to me with many issues. But... we got there! 🥰 He was so gentle & sweet with me.... & so dang smart! I'm so sorry for the loss of your ♥️-horse. It (💔💔💔) never goes away.

[@jodyhuston1516]

Blackequine, your comment touched me too … losing the horses in our lives can be the hardest thing to bear. But I think you can count on his lifelong memories of you, too, and they’d help him through his life. The longer I live, the more I suspect we’ll all have a reunion one day with those we’ve loved. In the meanwhile, let’s remember what we’ve learned and keep making memories! 👍

[@blackequine.official]

@@mdee860 I'm glad, there will be forever in our hearts, they become unforgettable and unreplaceable. Im sorry for your loss and I hope the memories stay alive and help you. They are such fabulous animals that just touch your heart in a way we didnt think was possible

[@blackequine.official]

@@jodyhuston1516 I completely agree with you. It is the hardest thing, and our story was so unique too as im sure yours will. I had a friend tell me once then when we miss them lots, its because they are thinking about us and we are in their thoughts. I hope the memories stay vivid for you and you can relive those precious memories too.

[@pernille2389]

He is a stunningly beautiful horse. You are doing an amazing job re-educating him. It is so frustrating that us humans can't speak to horses and find out what went wrong in their past. Someone clearly scared him at some point.

[@daniellekirsch5402]

I think he did get an animal communicator out to talk to him! Could be interesting, whether you believe in it or not haha.

[@pernille2389]

@@daniellekirsch5402 While I'm sure they something can be deduced from an animals reaction I'm not at all convinced by the so called animal communicators, to me they are the modern answer to Victorian mediums.

[@JulieVDK01396]

ore the horse has a nervous nature ore childihsh

[@pernille2389]

@@JulieVDK01396 All horses has a nervous disposition, they are prey animals, but they can all be trained to be less in flight mode. I don't think horses has the mental capacity to be , what I would define as, childish, but I'm not entirely sure what you mean by it.

[@JulieVDK01396]

@@pernille2389 I understand what u mean. And yes i i agree :) I think its the same with all animals, if you treat them nice they will always show love back :) What i meant was. That i had 2 horse from a long time ago.. Both had their own "personality" one was just always nervous because he was "speedy" and wanted to be the boss and always be the first one out of alle the other horses to do things.. the other was just like a ... baby.. kinda. He would just lay down and roll and pretend to sleep.. Thats why i commented, because not all horses that is "nervous" have experienced a bad trainer, abuse, neglegence og something like that... even if they may act like that, I had both the horses since foals and both very happy horses.. but just acting sometimes like they werent treated right :p

[@hollywill2226]

Jesse showing how smart and loving a horse can be given the correct training...patience, rewards, clear, baby steps!! Champ is a diamond in the rough!! Love Jesse’s videos so much💕🤗from USA

[@Robsav-yx6vi]

Holly , your comment is so true. The intelligence of a horse ! Trust and respect he shows to Jesse . What l really enjoy watching here is the affection he’s receiving from Jessie.

[@chrisp9012]

I think you are demonstrating that true respect for Champ means learning to listen to him as much as you want him to listen to you. Jesse, are a master of this communication and Champ is doing so well.

[@bkm2797]

Champ really is a good boy, he so wants to understand what is expected of him, he's so lucky to have you as his guide. Great job Jesse, coming along beautifully. You must be excited with his progress. Thank you for sharing, see you soon.

[@lizmoore3910]

Your patience and calmness are really great for Champ and he's doing so well it's lovely to watch your journey with him X

[@The_Thing_The_Cat_Dragged_In]

it's stunning how you seem to focus more on his thought process instead of just wanting him to do something. you're teaching him to think more creatively and freely. This way there can be beautiful communication I think!

[@stephaniefisher6226]

You are so talented Jesse. The animals listen to your language and its really cool to watch. I am learning from your demeanor and methods.

[@audreymaqks]

Jesse you are such a blessing to horses with issues. It is so obvious how much Champ trust and respects you. I only hope his owner will be able to continue with the calming effect you have given him in the future. It is a simple statement but YOU ARE AMAZING. I could watch you work with horses constantly

[@CathyKeating]

I'm ending this video with tears welling up in my eyes. You got through to him, Jesse. He wants to please and once he knows what you're asking, he is there. So moving. Your patience and gentleness and confidence got through. Great video today!

[@bonnietoriani3189]

God,,,,,, Jesse…… happy tears in my eyes!!!!!!! Your so loving, kind, and so patience!!!!! What kindness and understanding can do. !!!!!! What a difference in this beautiful animal. He’s so proud of himself,,,, you can see it!!!!!! 💕💗💖

[@christinelockhart5764]

Your methods need to be spread far and wide in the U.S. . What a great start your giving him!

[@mickeyschuitema7567]

Jesse, Raleigh Link talked about you in her last upload about trainers. She told your friends and think your great. So nice to hear, love the way you beeing so sweet to your horses🤩

[@lucinda3728]

He learnt moving in so fast. You're such a good trainer. He loves you. Looking for treats.

[@donnapalmeri9573]

Champ has come so far after your first video! You truly are "The Horse Whisperer" of the Netherlands,Jesse.😊😘😊

[@ady1gilb]

To me, the most amazing thing is when you look so carefully into Champs face & you feel exactly what HE is feeling! You understand his struggles & fears & then you know exactly what you need to do to help him! That connection is a rare & wonderful gift! I think we all sense this excellent gift you have & love you for sharing it with us! It's a joy to behold! 💥❤️💥

[@christinemartindale8715]

Thank you for this great vlog Jesse he’s coming a treat, you are wonderful with him I just love sitting down to watch you.tfs😎🏇😎

[@Chasyra]

Champ is already so much calmer. Amazing. Thank you for letting us see the work in progress.

[@victoriacohen3319]

G’day Jesse Champ owner & Co ;-) Congratulations awesome superb wonderful beautiful lovely exceptional horsemanship! Absolutely So looking forward to seeing the animal communicator have a conversation with him… 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 😘

[@janinawaz4596]

I love seeing a more realistic portrayal of how gradual yet profound the process is. I admire your work and appreciate the detailed explanation.

[@ucfevents]

Fabulous with patience, kindness, and consistent reassurance!!!!! You can see him gaining confidence!!

[@naomihartman6623]

Wow Jess u are so fantastic making it a positive exercise for champ u have so much. Patience I wish all horse people were like u it’s the little steps that counts Love u jess

[@janemorgan154]

The psychological problems are harder to deal with then that actual issue itself. If the horse has been broken badly or treated badly or has had pain, even eliminating them from the equation still will leave the mental scars but with time and patience it can be over come. He’s a nice horse and in time he will make his owner a great horse. So glad she didn’t give up on him and just get rid of him. It will be nice to see her and him in the future both happy and enjoying each others company. Well done Jesse. You’re doing a grand job

[@keelyevans7692]

I wish we could have all the horses in such great condition. It's funny when they're so full of vigorous spirit brings a twinkle to our eye. Great job being so patient with him 🤗💫🤗

[@briarcunningham7284]

I love your videos and your sweet kind approach to the horse. You are a healing balm for this gorgeous horse!

[@keelyevans7692]

@@briarcunningham7284 Facts!! 🎉🙌🎉

[@EleanorNeville618]

What a lucky horse. Very inspiring, Jesse. I wish all trainers would watch this and learn

[@janewilliamson3130]

You are very soothing to watch you train the horses. Enjoyable to watch you. Great work. ❤❤❤

[@fleetskipper1810]

You are a joy to watch handling him- it’s the highest part of my day. Thank you so much for resolving his issues. He is a stunningly beautiful horse.

[@finnegan1657]

Jesse, I don't think there is any animal that would not respond to your kind way of doing things 💖

[@Marketsolo]

I love watching you and your kindness towards him. Too many folks want a good result now, without doing the work beforehand. I worked with my daughters horse on trailer loading because I was patient and slow with him. They are thinking, feeling creatures and we are asking for cooperation..

[@careycroft8648]

Champ is definitely making progress. He had some beautiful moments.

[@fludrbywest3886]

🤩🤩💫✨❣️🥰😍so good boy working with him❣️🥕🥕🥕🥕🥕

[@EppyTheGram]

He’s so sweet and gentle in his ways of teaching, I love watching him! ❤Great job Jesse, and happy trails!

[@sydgarcia]

Oh that horse is beautiful! He is so lucky to have you as a teacher.

[@L96OZZ]

Champ is precious.

[@gabriellaszecsi78]

Its amazing how you found a way to educate people to show that just like humans, horses learn in different ways. This is what I understand watching these videos with this horse. This is how I trained my "problem dog" back in the day (I know its a different animal but it shows how patience and positive reinforcement with distractions from issues work so beautiful together.) 🥰

[@zaraheikamp6232]

Jesse your amazing with this horses. And I love this series❤

[@l.a.t.1810]

Opened up KZbin just now and there was your next part of this amazing series!!! I was beyond thrilled! The way you handle horses is beautiful to watch. I really feel this is your calling 💞🇨🇦

[@jgirr5824]

European horses when cold and windy: 😊, 😐, 😴 My mare when chilly and very breezy: 🤪🚀🚀🚀🚀 I'm sure the owner is Thrilled with Champs ' progress! You're probably saving his life in the long run Jesse! Bravo! 🙌💓 loving this series! 🤠❣

[@littlebettyscrafts556]

I love Jesse’s “ Yeeaahhh” it even comforts me 😁

[@sidilicious11]

You are such a good trainer, Jesse. I loved watching you work with him.

[@alisontabernor6332]

Well done Jesse! What a a difference in this beautiful horse 😊

[@rustymcnitt5508]

He's coming along very good. Just understanding and kindness goes along way. Wish more people would try to understand these 2 Important points. Thank you for sharing and best always Rusty in Oklahoma

[@veritasreigns]

So much kindness. He's such a beautiful creature, trying so hard for you. Thank-you for helping him, it's so duurbaar.

[@veritasreigns]

He wants so much to be your friend. I don't think we realise how animals desire to please us, they just don't know how.

[@ronnajolynch9585]

Definitely a black beauty and the man who loved him!

[@lynnsaunders5167]

Really love the way you teach. So patient with ever ready laugh and praise.

[@annettemcnabb3033]

What a fantastic video! you can clearly see the tension is gone and now it seems that its about understanding , so lovely to see. Such a transition already

[@laurag1406]

Life is a journey and Champ’s will get better and better with your interactions. Thank you for helping him.💚

[@sjs2722]

Thank you for the update, he seems to enjoy working with you and it was interesting watching how he relaxed with the saddle.

[@fleetskipper1810]

On the surface, at least, it seems that he’s OK with the saddle when he’s standing still. But when he is moving with the settle, he gets anxious.

[@TheMaisiewoofwoof]

If Champ was a dog he'd be a German Shepherd. Hugely powerful and in the wrong hands or treated badly, potentially broken and dangerous. But In the right hands loving, goofy, loving to learn and wanting to please. You can actually see this horse thinking hard, searching for the right answer and being hugely happy when he gets it. I think I would've sold my house by now to offer every penny I possess to own this boy. I just think he's stunning and adorable.

[@junegem4548]

A very unsure and sensitive horse that need sensitive positive handling with clear boundaries. Need to get him long and low. Keep up the good work. The horse needs a full reset and alot of groundwork.

[@lesleywilbourne7823]

He is a stunningly beautiful horse and I am so pleased to see you working with him with your kind and loving nature ❤

[@harrybutler1828]

Beautiful horse. Good training Jesse.

[@michaelbrown-tf1so]

You two amaze me. It is like watching a cat and bird, or squirrel, or mouse become friends. You, through your patience and obvious love are creating a trust ... a language that you and Champ share. So beautiful.

[@shilo7535]

Can’t wait to get the next video on this! Way to go Jesse, much respect for how you handled and educated this horse!

[@MP-bx3uj]

I take inspiration from your kind and understanding attitude toward horses. I'm always gentling myself and my horse is just waiting for me to calm down lolol

[@anniec3778]

He picks things up very quickly. smart horse!

[@rottiegirl0077]

Nice to see he is starting to trust again and is wanting to try and learn. It really is a testament to your kind and patient personality.

[@lauraharmour]

How a true horseman works

[@gaysoltis2865]

You are a master. The horse learned so much and so did I.

[@lg1882]

Jessie, you are truly a delight to watch working together with your charge. Such sensitivity and absolute respect and love throughout your sessions together is pure poetry. Thank you for your gentleness.

[@fonjadidi]

Oh my goodness I love the cut from we are just going to walk to full on champ broncing like a pro hahaha

[@sammygirl6910]

Wow, he's really coming along. So happy to see he's lost some of the tension in his back, and how hard he is trying now. Just wonderful.

[@LadydogC]

I love seeing all of the small steps to getting to the ultimate goal. I think it is good for you to show them for those who are learning to work more on the ground with their horse. Great work Sir.

[@mamad3170]

As always, Jesse is just amazing at what he does. I always learn better horsanship and handling from your videos. But man, this poor horse has such a hard time with everything!

[@daenerysstormborn6193]

Soooo amazing work!! Jesse are you Magic Horseman!! Very like it!! Great Progress!!

[@Robsav-yx6vi]

Really been enjoying this connection with Champ . He Really trusts and enjoys pleasing you Jesse. This is an incredible series demonstrating the bond and how Connection between riders and horses is EARNED. Well done Jesse !

[@LadydogC]

You are doing a marvelous job with him. I knew you would. Thank you for the update and film. I look forward to them.

[@isme7590]

Such a beautiful Horse and Jesse..Very Simply !! ….You really are the best..You really do have the magic touch…It is a gift to behold and a joy to watch…Thank You 👍😊😘

[@profe3330]

I think we've all known a horse like this at some point . . . I love this series! Thank you so much. :)

[@sidilicious11]

Yes I have one right now! He’s black too, and full of it. I’ve learned more about training from trying to figure him out than any horse so far. Jesse already knows so much, and I am getting there!

[@profe3330]

@@sidilicious11 It's true! Those pain-in-the-ass "Problem Horses" are the true schoolmasters.

[@fleetskipper1810]

You’re right, it is so true that the problem horses are the best teachers.

[@samanthabressinck8044]

I have one... he was in training... but he but the trainer in the hospital he is coming back next month, definitely going to take this approach with him 🙈

[@davidhorwood6741]

Thanks Jesse for the showing us how to read horses. I love how you work with them, getting the horse to also think for themselves. You are bringing back so much confidence in this horse. Bravo!

[@Maggieroselee]

That is one GORGEOUS 🐎 horse ❤

[@mdee860]

Love, love, LOVE this video. 👏👏👏You're working with a VERY smart horse Jesse! Wish all horses were "trained to saddle" this way. The only thing I think 'might' make it easier would be to have Matt bring Chase into the arena & saddle him.... while your horse in training watches. Horse partners really do help!

[@sheylacervantes8925]

He seems to want to match your steps and that might be why he’s getting frustrated ❤ hope that helps 😇 spectacular progress!!

[@michelineduvieusart2439]

I love watching you work, you have the knowledge, the patience, the gentleness and above all you want to help this wonderful horse to overcome his frustrations or fears. I see beautiful moments of connection between you, Champ trusts you and that is so important and rewarding for you. Champ shows good will, you both do a great job. If the progress "slips", you stay positive and confident and I do admire this attitude. I appreciate seeing the process step by step with your explanations and not a snapshot, that would be unrealistic. Thank you so much for sharing this journey with us! 💫💙

[@ady1gilb]

U always have such good comments with great insight! I'm sure Jesse enjoys reading yr comments as much as we all do! Thanks 4 sharing yr thoughts! 😃👍🤗

[@michelineduvieusart2439]

@@ady1gilb I thank you for your kind comment 😃 I am an animal lover and I really appreciate those who respect, care for, help or work with animals. Jesse and Matt are among them 💞 If I see one of your comments (I don't read all of them), I like it 👍 because I know it will always be positive and effective 👏 Have a great weekend 👌

[@iasunfloweriasunflower6703]

He really is an amazingly beautiful horse...

[@marianstroup1]

It warms my heart how much he loves you ❣❣❣❣ He really is a sweet boy. Your way of training is the best way. Love, respect, and kindness are everything ❣❣🐴🐴

[@TF1-10E]

sending Equestrian love from PEI Canada

[@allygee5468]

Oh Jesse it's wonderful to see how much happier and relaxed Champ is getting thank you so much for letting us follow you o this journey xx

[@george.6556]

That horse is so lucky to have you! Well done

[@jeanettemccan9548]

I love the way you work. You take your cues from the horse of when to push a little and when to give the horse more time with desensitizing them. Unfortunately there are way to many people who still think that they have to go the bucking bronco way.

[@liekevalentijn1994]

Vind het mooi om te zien dat je er zo mooi geduldig met het paard omgaat en bezig bent en het paard ook mooi op jouw inspeelt! Klasse Jesse! ❤️🙌

[@MsGietl]

You are doing some amazing work with Champ. I have been so inspired by the connection you have with your horses that it’s helped me deepen the connection I have with my own. Also thank you to you and Matt for Horse World TV, what a beautiful platform you have created!

[@nikkiflowers8035]

Wow, what an amazing horse, and he’s really listening and trying with you, oh it wonderful Jesse 💫

[@gibsoncinema]

Showing the progress in small steps is good as this is the reality! This series is very useful even if you dont have a difficult horse as there are other points we can take away from these videos. Tot volgende keer.

[@emmajewell8783]

Great work ; especially in a cold wind , Rey proud of you ❤️

[@Ceciel_]

Probably broke my ankle yesterday, but this was such a nice distraction! The progress is small, but still so clear. Good luck and lots of fun on your journey with him! UPDATE: It isn’t broken WOO (still hurts A LOT though and have to walk on crutchesj

[@dowzoo]

He is an absolutely gorgeous horse.

[@lexiakoala7013]

I love the way that you are with this magnificent horse ! I observe something, the saddle even tackle is moving at the back. He his a young horse, is body is changing fast. We can clearly see that the saddle is adapt but maybe the body has already move. Maybe I’m wrong but that’s I observe ❤️.

[@NZKaz]

The difference is so dramatic and it looks like the horse is starting to realise that Jesse gets him and is fun to work with.

[@andree-annblais9221]

I love that serie, I wish I had someone like you a couple years ago...

[@srrfounder1]

Happy Thursday, Jesse! ☺️✌️🐎

[@PurpleHorse49]

AMAZING work, you can see such huge improvements! I have huge respect for your methods!

[@deedee3568]

Jesse, you are amazing....from Australia. Love, love love your channel. Good night from down under. x

[@8621Charro]

Stunningly beautiful horse with gorgeous movement!

[@KG-ui7ji]

Have you ever heard of Steve Young in the UK. His methods would help you with this horse. Lots of KZbin videos available to watch. Just think it would help this horse understand better. Love what you do though 😊

[@peggymayhew5319]

Well done Jesse so fun to see his fears ease away.

[@pjk1714]

Smart boy and willing. Like the way you are channeling his energy to engage while learning. Thanks for sharing your journey.

[@joanneganon7157]

Ralph ... Still Beasty 🌞. Sounds like a great vision! Hopefully it will all work smoothly🌠. JO JO IN VT 💞💨❄️☃️

[@paulinak9255]

Love this trick with comming to stairs ;) will try it at home :) pleasure to watch this episode

[@debbiethomas3687]

He's a smart boy, and he wants so much to please you. It's lovely to see the connection you have with him, and with all your horses, and I'm sure a lot of people are learning a huge amount from you - I hope they are, because we need more people like you in this world.