Horse can be dangerous and kick instructor!! Can I help?!

Horse can be dangerous and kick instructor!! A big change is needed in this horse's behaviour! Before his owner or instructor gets hurt. He is becoming almost impossible to lunge and when pushed will throw fits and even strike and kick! steve-young-horsemanship.myshopify.com/

[@lydiagould3090]

Amazing change in this horse. I love watching Steve work, and I think I have learnt more from him than many other clinicians I've worked with.

[@rofiahcrawford3250]

Me too!

[@lexiebear55]

Steve and Tanya you are both brilliant 👏 I'm not a horse person but love the animal, what a difference you make for horse owners, you truly know your profession ❤

[@gafairbanks2434]

Sigh... I've never experienced a horse " release's" as many times as in this session . He, also, felt so much better in his NOW, new, thinking pattern. !!! FINALLY... SOMEONE WHO INNERSTANDS ME !!! Great session.

[@clarekelso7841]

When he came over to you sitting on the fence he was looking at you with deep interest. He looked like he was waiting for you to tell him what was next. With so many of the horses you meet, they are looking for guidance, leadership and boundaries. Once again a great demo on how to help them find it. Patience, determination, knowledge and more patience is wonderful to watch, Steve.

[@myrnaedmisten599]

I love hearing Tanya’s voice saying “Good boy”…. Such a good team Steve and Tanya together. ❤❤

[@ginagriffin6928]

He's a handful trying your patience,but Steve young horsemanship on to on the ball & winning him over, he's a snorter, love to watch these videos Steve & Tanya 🐴🐎 35:53 ❤💙

[@lesleystadames2810]

Another great training video. Poor horse did look scared on the right side. So glad seeing him relax eventually

[@marionrichardson3121]

Thanks to Steve, Tanya and the awesome owner for allowing us to see steve work on her lovely horse. He did look a bit stiff to the right, but that makes sense given his history. Thanks for telling the story too of the horse in the graveyard!! That was so incredible to hear a bit of the journey Steve’s had as he gained more and more experience! Would love to hear some more of those stories too! ❤

[@tammyspurdle9208]

Well done Steve, another horse finding where the peace is, so lovely to watch. Thanks too for Blackpool, had a wonderful day with you all especially the beautiful Nita and seeing the stunning new boy Chevy.

[@sue5242]

I thought the bit about the horse having a picture and a feeling was interesting. It’s amazing what patience and perseverance will achieve. Remarkable change in the horse

[@mtngrammy6953]

Such interesting behavior! And what I saw was that after lunging on the off side and his unwilling behavior, as soon as you stopped "lunging" and changed the picture in his mind of going back more to a feel of leading and driving, his attitude began to change. Great video! Love your work.

[@rososborne3995]

Another very good video with learning to understand your horse. He lost his way and Steve was able to help him and his owner/ trainer to gain the confidence to be able to carry this important ground work onward. Thank you Steve and thanks also to you Tania as you do such a good job through wind and rain to give us the full picture of the training.

[@jodyhuston1516]

And thank you to this horse’s owner, who cared enough to call Steve to understand her horse’s problems and worked to let her horse correct them. Best of luck to you with him! ( Wish I knew both of your names, to use them! 😉)

[@karyannfontaine8757]

The horse is beautiful. I am learning so much about horses from Steve. Love his firm, but kind way of training. He lets the horse think things are their own ideas. I never knew each eye of the horse results in different behavior. I could and do watch this training for hours. Thank you Steve for all you do for the hoses and owners.

[@KamiM1111]

I am so grateful to watch all these tool teachings. I’ve been around horses better part of 30 years. Been around numerous American trainers. They DO NOT explain well or show the horse movement so one can capture the teaching. I am so amazed at EVERY VIDEO I see, understand and learn! Steve your teachings are a gift - I learn what the person should do that allows the horse to follow. I am truly grateful to you Both Steve & Tanya! Love from USA! 🐎❤

[@nancybishop8229]

Definite good change in attitude!!! Horses gain so much from your work with them! Your understanding of how horses process their environment and what is being asked of them is so wonderful.

[@joycev2314]

Such an amazing change and huge benefit for this horse and owner. It makes me so happy to see. Think of jumping up & down clapping laughing & crying w/ happiness is how I love what you can do.

[@marcymartin2840]

I see and understand that this horse has some issues. Steve you are doing great work with him. I get a very strong feeling that he never got the rewards from previous owners, when he did what they asked of him. Or maybe they didn't know how to properly read and train him. So he learned to take aggression to survive his own thoughts of not being accepted in the herd. I get a very sad feeling of him not being loved on enough. It is so easy to read that, when watching him in the video. I feel like he really needs to be shown how good he is at every opportunity. It's like he has no confidence in himself. Confused in his own thoughts of never being good enough. Lots of love and appreciation shown to him, just might help him to become an outstanding horse. Sorry for rambling on. But it's weighing heavy on me. As always great work Steve, for you have given this horse some hope of approval !!! ❤

[@BerylForrest]

My little mare was very fear - aggressive when I got her as a 3 year old, she'd had no leadership and would strike out with the fronts and kick out with the hinds, she wasn't nasty, she was worried. I spent time grooming her and asking her to give me her feet & every little try told her how wonderful she was, you can never give them enough praise and love and peace. She would protect me from anything! My sweet angel 😇 💖

[@cadencefarm7005]

Great video! You showed us the horse's point of view. Poor fella. He was so willing. You saved him from a world of misery!

[@firstnamelastname-uq9hr]

I think he's a lovely horse and he will be eventually for the owner,it seemed to me although dangerous behavior to a human it was mostly just high spirits and not anything nasty or vicious intent.I think he's spirit just needs direction for the benefit of the lady so she can gel with him, he is still a baby in his head he will learn and grow up soon and be a lovely riding horse for her.Well done Steve you are a wonderful leader for us all, horse and human.X

[@cynthiabechtel61]

Hi Steve and Tanya, I love it when you share the stories during training. The horse gets a break, but becomes more familiar with your voice, and it calms me down too. The graveyard story . . . just wonderful! I am not a horse person, but I could watch your training all day lon

[@shirleylee3172]

Steve and Tanya you are both brillant i us to ride years ago what a difference you make to horse and owner kindness and patience pay off ❤

[@leelindsay5618]

Steve's on everything...even Tanya blocking the wind...lol😂

[@ann-mareefellows4391]

So magic to watch Steve adapt in the moment and walk him out of the lunge and back to a skill you knew he could manage for some relief, such a great start on him regaining his confidence. Really cool video:)

[@mattkinsella9856]

1 tip some people might find useful and I saw you did it near the begining of the video when the horse wanted to take off a bit when you started the groundwork you didn't pull back on the rope from the front you moved to pull from the side. My father taught me as a kid if I have hold of a rope and the horse wants to bolt or is rearing, get yourself in a postion to pull on the rope from the side. If a horse takes off backwards, forwards or rears up and you're in front holding the rope, they can whip that rope right away from you and it's a losing battle to try and hold on like that but you have a chance holding the pressure from the side and pulling their neck round and they tend to give to that pressure in those situations. Just wanted to point out what you did there if someone might find that helpful. Great work and helpful advice. I've been watching a few of your videos the last few days and I really like your work.

[@valsimm3643]

The work you all do is so very important and does save lives! I’m a lifelong equestrian and love learning more every day and you guys deliver it so thank you!!!! ❤

[@gwenpybus4973]

I am not a horse person but love your amazing training. And how apparent the animal responds and respects the leading..

[@debbiehollis5711]

Beautiful things can be difficult

[@ljo0605]

The disengaging is important to learn, I was working with a pony last year that liked to take off 🙈 I'm glad we can learn all these things from Steve 😊

[@BerylForrest]

Wish I'd been taught that decades ago!

[@MD-ef7nl]

To watch the horse visibly make it his idea and relax is always beautiful to see. Great job Steve.

[@antw23uk]

So informative Steve, thank you. Love this work.

[@tonywilliams6037]

Just fantastic observation of behavior, and the attention given to the micro-expression of the individual animal. It is lovely to watch and this channel has helped me more than almost any other! Thank you.

[@randijones3952]

I don’t have a Horse I just love watching this guy work his magic. He’s like the Horse whisperer

[@archangel807]

Seeing how important it is for the new trainer to travel to horses home. Moving the horse to a strange stable is so stressful. Watched a trainer that never traveled but had unknown horses dropped off at his stable and they were thrown in with unknown horses and even cattle....Of course he had "problems" and used sticks and whips......

[@brendalaird8094]

Hurray I got my Steve and Tanya fix .I solook forward to and enjoy the horsemanship and camaraderie in all of your demos and helpful tips for owners and their horses ❤😊❤

[@lindayaya59]

Good job to all. Steve as usaual hats off to ya. ❤😊

[@debbiewhite8981]

Steve and Tanya are brilliant. I love watching Steve working the horses

[@sobatdin9593]

Steave n Tannia thank you, lovely gee gee, nice ground work to welldone thanks again xx

[@awesomekat6681]

Steve, you and Tanya are such wonderful people. The work you do with troubled and/or difficult horses is amazing. The hope and strength you give horses and their handlers is a true blessing. I appreciate and most definitely respect the work you do. May God bless you and yours in all your endevors.

[@dreed5530]

No idea how much Steve charges for his work with horses but It's worth every penny. To see the change in attitude in the horse was wonderful. Looks much more relaxed now that he understands what is being asked. I'm sure the owner is thrilled. Best to Steve & Tanya. Thanks for sharing you time & talents.

[@judymurphy3842]

Hi Steve & Tanya. Another great demonstration of your skills Steve. You are so patient with these stroppy animals. You do a great job also Tanya. Behind every man there's a good woman !!! Lots of love from New Zealand.

[@KingsMom831]

Thanks for another great video guys!

[@jobee9113]

Incredible how fast he stopped pushing his head out left on the lunge!

[@janeenrose8097]

Me again 😬😁… I’m watching Steve and Tanya and Charlotte every chance I get…I also listen to videos when I’m driving 😳😱… totally addicted… I have to say the common denominator for me is I start out thinking ‘Thank God I don’t own “that” horse and end up thinking ‘What a nice horse, I would mind owning him/her’… just totally incredible transformations in such a short period of time!!! Thank you for taking the time and effort to make these training sessions available to all of us who would never have a chance to know of you! Many blessings for helping these horses and their owners !

[@kathleenkayk]

This beautiful boy tried so hard for you Steve. So smart. He truly needed your expert guidance. I learn so much from your videos, but need the courage to put into practice. Would love to see follow-up videos on his progress. So very well done.

[@chrism1164]

Very interesting to watch the changes as he learns what Steve wants but also what he won't allow. Great learning video!

[@dd3wc]

Brilliant … amazing how quickly unruly horses seem to respect you in not time at all! You’re such a blessing to so many horses and their owners/handlers! Always look forward to your VLOGs! Happy Trails! 🙏🙌❤️🇨🇦🐎🐴

[@dd3wc]

Oops … no time at all! …

[@sharonmacanley4591]

Another brilliant video Strve. Leant a lot from this 😊

[@durongloria]

Amazing progress as usual! Happy trails my friends 😊

[@joannsmith9]

I love it when you tell those stories. It was a fascinating tidbit of insight into your earlier days. Have you ever had any occupations other than training?

[@SPSmith-qx4rp]

I enjoy your channel! I think the Kings Guard could use your help. On KZbin, they post tourist taking pictures with them. The horses are throwing their heads, won’t stand, pulling the reigns and look miserable! It’s hard to watch and I feel so sorry for the horses! Something is horribly wrong!!

[@gsbealer]

I’ve had the same thoughts. A few of those Guard’s horses could use help. The majority of the Guards have never touched a horse prior to their perfunctory training on them. There’s a documentary on what transpires when one chooses ceremonial Guard work prior to their Mechanized Reconnaissance duty in the army.

[@francoisecrispin5846]

He also doesn’t really disengage very well.

[@susantaylor9923]

It's a lucky horse that meets the team of Steve and Tanya Young. One that speaks their language and one that knows their heart.

[@shelm-b8p]

My mustang mare also had extreme issues longing on her right hand. She was really hollow on the left and stiff on the right. I went with her in the round pen without longe. She really improved her bend. Then back to longe where I had to correct her to stop pulling, but now it was not a physical but a mental issue which I was able to fix.

[@annamcknight2573]

I think we need to clone you and send you to every problem horse in the country. I am always mesmerised by these videos. Thank you ,Tanya, .for the professional filming job

[@nancybishop8229]

Really wonder if there is a physical problem. It could be a stiffness the horse is holding or an unsound ness. I would have him checked over-physio. Treatment perhaps.

[@ginnychibbaor4578]

I agree, did you notice when the circle got bigger he seems better. Less discomfort?

[@cb664]

Agree. A chiropractor might help. Could be arthritis too (don't know how old the horse is). On a different note, Steve said the horse is a purebred and a pacer (?)... what breed? I'd like to know the breed of the horses Steve works with.

[@kellygalvin7775]

@@cb664must be a Standie he looks very much like our big girl they do sometimes look lame to people not familiar with the gaits

[@nezlquasie]

Thank U so very much for sharing this session. Could he have a apot blindness in that right eye? You made a huge difference with his attitude- it shows he loves to please his owner.😊 The confidence of his dance with U while hes learning made him more surefooted to which trust is built- its a dance it shows. Thank U Steve & Tonya.

[@sheilamcinerney4291]

Lovely looking horse, definitely a major change in him, poor thing it must be very hard for them but you have a great way with him. Really enjoyed the video.

[@janjames2120]

There is always something to learn in your videos. Thank you Steve🐴🤎

[@immoosiesmom]

Good stuff. Thanks ❤

[@jas4everchanged]

Great job!! I really love watching you work with the horses!!!!

[@chrismoseson1579]

I just accidentally pressed the thumb down when I meant to press the thumbs up. POOH! All your videos are magical!

[@juliesorick]

I can see the difficulty with this horse, but you do make it look easy. Such a good teacher/trainer you are. ❤️❤️

[@lindapainter8738]

Brilliant Steve. This one looked particularly quirky. Seemed really clever and learned bad things as quickly as good things.

[@babyhorsesumner4044]

Your videos have saved a pony I've been working with, shes the best pony in town now 😂

[@miriamking966]

Great video, thank you. Lol about all the pooing. Not again lol.

[@aircastlearchitect]

Steve, thanks for sharing your training with the world. I learn so much.

[@jodyhuston1516]

Wonderful session Steve! I never get tired of watching you find the problem with each horse and family, and working through it! Just wish I could know the name of each horse so I can give them identity. Your memory of the big horse who didn’t want to leave his home was 😳 scary but hilarious ~ **** lawyers! I hope he found his friends again in even better pastures. And the lawyer discovered building houses next to cemeteries was entirely unprofitable …! Till the next horse, Steve and Tan, happy trails!

[@MaureenWebb-wb6ng]

Bunny hopping on right rein? He doesn't look sound on right hind either if you look closely. I had a Standardbred who was just the same. It turned out to be his right stifle.

[@kellygalvin7775]

I thought it was just the standie gait till the lunging but yeah the right hind seems off

[@BerylForrest]

Be a good idea to get a Physio to check to see if he has muscle spasms and check for asymmetry watching him on that right rein. One of mine went through a barb wire fence as a foal, had 11 stitches at the base of her neck / shoulder, it caused never ending problems for her.

[@deniseroach5066]

Thanks Steve anc Tanya for another brilliant video! Always enjoy them!❤❤

[@ealexeenko]

Another wonderful video, another wonderful change in this horse! ❤

[@king69777]

Steve & Tanya, I tried the push back method on my 90lb Pitbull who always pulled! He understood REALLY QUICK! IT WAS AAMAAZIING!! I will continue to reshape his thinking & I'll give you an update 🫡thank you Dad!! Your New Fan -Ms. Heart ❤

[@gillianwatt4972]

JUST BRILLIANT 😊

[@louiseKeating-t5v]

Thanks!

[@lsdev4229]

Loved it! Thanks Steve and Tanya 🥰🇨🇦Sharon.

[@heatherbartlett6788]

Lots of learning enjoyed this thank you Steve and Tanya. Never realised how different either eye can be ! Thank you again 😊❤

[@clareshrimpton2583]

Hi Steve People ask me to help them get their difficult horses on floats etc. In reference to the graveyard horse. I worked on this horse, a notoriously difficult loader, for 4 hours, suddenly he decided he preferred the sanctuary of the inside of the float. He raced up the tail board and stood like a statue. Job done!

[@kazzakarlsson7986]

I thought for sure he had a veterinary problem that showed to the right while lounging. It was so interesting to see the change and how he started to pick up his right side.

[@marthaagnew6022]

Another very helpful and very appreciated video with all helpful details!!!

[@gsbealer]

Good job, as usual! Oh. The video keeps going. Good demonstration too with the ‘big’ horse. You look swell in the Peaky cap Steve by the way. Wow! Another demonstration! Rachel has a beautiful looking horse. What? A clinic with swimming horses? So Captain Tanya in a row boat filming you in the water with a horse, is it? Man! You have been busy these last few days. Happy trails to all of you in Haverfordwest!!! (I’m for keeping the cap. It’s at least as good as a baseball cap…..I think better.) 😈👻 Happy Halloween y’all!!! 👹💀

[@Karen-jp2jr]

Watching these videos has helped with my dogs.

[@margaretfleming3554]

Really look forward to your videos!

[@juliepeat4402]

Lovely birdsong in this video 🥰

[@DarkAngel-md6ck]

Brilliant as always 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@dawnmaclellan7831]

This horse seems to strike the inside of his own feet on the rear when he walks. He stands square, but when he moves he taps his rear feet together. Might be more willing too if that did not distract him. Right (or off) hind leg moves oddly. I’d have it checked I think.

[@stevenshewfelt888]

teaching safety, patience, and recognizing problems on each side and how to correct them. I love watching your Videos, I love the new Voiceover aspect of the videos now, My only wish is that you could get a good wireless mic for when you are trying to teach/show them what to look for.

[@brotoubrotou3164]

When you’re far away from the camera it’s hard to hear you. It would be nice if you had one of those clip on microphones. Then no matter which direction you’re facing we could hear you. It’s wonderful to watch you work with the horses.

[@TiarraFenush-gd8yz]

Great video!!!

[@njcanuck]

Love the birdsong!!!!

[@susan.amankowski2884]

Was this horse vet checked for medical causes?

[@rofiahcrawford3250]

Awesomeness. Wonderful video!

[@karentrupp3746]

You always do such an amazing job,have you ever been hurt by any of these horses

[@lauramullen4702]

Great teaching video!

[@tracyjohnson5023]

Beautiful horse

[@balkheidi1436]

Is this an ex race horse? My irish thoroughbred had the same issues. Its a trainingsfaillure i think. Mostly they race leftside therefor the right has never been trained well i think.

[@louisegogel7973]

Very nice!! 🌿🤎😊🤎

[@justatitle]

Brilliant

[@victoriahamilton5099]

Love you videos. Wondering if the horse’s frequent pooing was actually partly a physical release of trauma previously held in his gut since it seemed to often happen after working through one of his difficult episodes.

[@sharonchittell3504]

love the birdsong :)

[@elsa3128]

Very nice horse. I like it😊. Hallo from Germany.

[@margnee1824]

Havnt read all the comments but here in NZ we have a lot of Passers from the harness racing that need work. The races are all run one way. If the horse here has raced or trained then he will be used to running in one direction. They get hammered in that direction. This could be why they are so anxious about going the other way.