Horse cant be caught that's had spine surgery! Can i catch him?!

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[@junematthews8612]

I am so invested in seeing these animals with Steve I nearly bought a flag but I don’t have a horse😂😂😂😂

[@julzhepburn3688]

🤣bless you ,thats crazy ,but i resonate ,,♥️shame really that people without horses may often be better at the job ,than people with them ,🤣

[@happydays7143]

Haha that's hilarious , know exactly what you mean 🤣Xx

[@kathrynbraun2073]

😂😂😂 silly, we humans huh

[@barbarariddick5321]

Yea me too, haha

[@CatMurray]

I’m going to get one in case I come across a horse in the wild!

[@ElysiaFields19]

Your videos never seem too long to me, Steve. I'm always so locked in to watch and learn, that time just stands still until it's finished. I can never applaud you enough for the way you kindly handle the owners. So often you have been a bit of a therapist as well as a trainer and I appreciate you even more because of this. I also love to see how you wind up a packed and productive day with the discovery of a new place to enjoy a good meal. Hard work deserves a lovely reward. Love to you both! 💜

[@miniaturehorse303]

Agree, there is no time limit on helping a troubled animal. Anyone that thinks videos are too long doesn't understand the solution process. Thankfully Steve is a kind, gentle, patient teaching instrument with only the best interest of every horse he works with.

[@michaelwatson646]

Need more people out there like you two. You two make the world a better place. May The Good Lord Bless You And Keep You.

[@ToddBeal]

@Steve Young I would encourage the horse owners to heed your instruction more than they talk. They will quickly achieve success if they first quiet their mind and listen to your instruction, instead of trying to convince you they are already doing something right. You're there to help them because their current method is not working. Thank you for both your horse and people skills. I've learned a lot from you just watching how you handle the people you are trying to help.

[@mimiv3088]

I don't own a horse. But I have learned pressure and release so well from you. And how to not force but let the horse think it's a great idea in his own head to do the easy right way instead of the hard wrong way. I've applied this to my Texas Heeler cattle dog. He's still a puppy at 11 months and super strong. Been training since the age of 5. German shepherds with my parents for showing. I'm 60 now. Never had a dog that would run right through me like he's a horse. So I bought a flag 😂. Use pressure and release with the flag. Works great! Such a difference. Learning so much from you. I'm now applying it to my pushy cat. Blocking techniques are perfect for him. He's also learned to give space when I ask. Thank you again. You are a super teacher. Looking forward to trying other techniques learn from you on all my animals. Simply amazed it works on more than horses. Bless you.

[@donnamorrell1895]

I would happily watch a 5 hour video, they never seem long enough, although the wind is a nightmare, but i do understand your in the middle of fields where the wind will blow, so i doubt much can be done about that, again another educational video and I am learning so much from you Steve, thank you.

[@harrish6]

I cannot believe the wind problem could not be sorted with a throat mike or something similar

[@crazydoglady5]

there are muffles for cameras and microphones. many YTubers use them. they should look into it. the wind is extremely annoying but I love watching Steve.

[@harrish6]

@@crazydoglady5 Totally agree I am disappointed that Steve doesn't appear to see the importance of sorting the wind problem

[@Pam_Doddridge]

Actually there are mics that would be better in the wind.

[@Calmitsok]

@@harrish6 the wind noise is annoying but don't listen to that and watch the behaviour between Steve and the horse.

[@kihntagious]

These videos wouldn't be near as good without Steve and Tanya. The way they interact is core to the genuine enjoyment and learning I experience with every video. What pair!

[@susanl3064]

Thank you Tanya for getting Steve to clarify and elaborate what and why he's doing something, like the hot-walker situation; that's so helpful.

[@clmcintify]

YES!! Tanya you are Awesome And somehow read our minds😁🥰

[@comesahorseman]

Steve, you have the patience of a Saint with these people, not to mention the horses.

[@casham6239]

I'm so glad I found your videos. I've adored horses and ponies since I could crawl. Unfortunately, I did not have the means to own, lease or take lessons in my youth. But, in my 40's I was able to work off my lessons in a English riding school. I was in heaven, until I was diagnosed with carpal tunnel syndrome. I wasn't able to take care of my daughter, my physically demanding job, and barn work. Now that I'm retired, I'm disabled, unable to walk or ride. Watching your videos makes me wish I could ride again all the more with the knowledge you've given. I learn more with each video and hope the best possible outcome for each horse and owner. Thank you for making these videos. Hope and knowledge if I have a next life. ⚘️

[@michelleshaw1211]

I don't have any horses now but, I LOVED every second. Couldn't stop watching even though it's time for sleep, 5:00am. Keep on Horsin around Mr. Steve. Good stuff with the Mega Pint. 😁 A Colorado Mountain Grandma, USA 💜

[@rareaussie6960]

You guys are bloody awesome take it from a old AUSSIECOWBOY 👍I take my hat 🧢 of to ya mate your horsemen ship second to none Iv seen online Steve 👍And as for the end I’m still,bloody Laughing 😂 I poured my self a large glass of wine 🍷 got to love Johnny D 🤣😂🤣😂congrats guys love ya all 🇦🇺👍🇦🇺🍻 🥂 now I can’t wait for your next video 👍🇦🇺👍

[@robinrutherfordcost4748]

If you ever get to the USA, check out Admiral Peabody's as a place to stay in the Finger Lakes wine country. We go twice a year for at least the past decade now. The owner is actually the Mayor of Watkins Glen now.

[@gigihoover3330]

Great video! My layperson comment is that I could almost see the owner making to-do lists in her head rather than being present in the moment with that horse. I think her biggest challenge will be to be relaxed and present whenever she touches that horse. Good lesson for all of us to learn!

[@marieparsons9908]

Gigi, I was thinking the same thing. Mindfulness is tough! It's bound to be easier for her to concentrate when the camera isn't on. Maybe she will enjoy Bella best by achieving training goals with her. And it sounds like she has some smart horsey friends to help her.

[@gigihoover3330]

@@marieparsons9908 Yes, and now that I've watched the whole video I can see that she is motivated by those successes and was more relaxed and happy by the end. She experienced the human version of lowering the head. 😀

[@marieparsons9908]

@@gigihoover3330 lol!

[@valeriedeforge5961]

Wow Steve! Your son sure does look like you. I sure enjoy all your videos. Thankyou to you all.❤

[@KamiM1111]

Fantastic fantastic!!! I don’t have a horse hard to catch. Regardless, I learned a great deal! In the past I boarded my horses with a well known trainer for American quarter horse congress. I boarded there for over 10 years. In all those years he never taught such skills of gifts. In one hour of watching Steve in this video I have learned more skill gifts, then in 10 years. Each skill Steve teaches is a gift for the human to have learnt and a gift to communicate to the horse, making their life better. Basically, Steve trains people, and works with horses..lol! What a marvelous experience! Benevolent Blessings!!!!

[@clmcintify]

YES!!

[@robinrutherfordcost4748]

Such a shame that it took so long, right!?! Even people that have had horses forever learn stuff from Steve! Too bad it wasn't from the beginning of the time they got the horses. Thank Goodness he's doing videos now!

[@xhaltsalute]

Wish I had a horse to catch! Miss all my previous equine friends!

[@kathrynsears1025]

I love the way you had the owner involved earlier. You transferred your awesome skills so well. Can’t wait till next video.

[@robertbiggs4934]

What a beautiful horse! Sure is a balancing act helping both horse and owner...but one without the other couldn't produce those results. Thanks for sharing!

[@allysonhanks9159]

hello Robert how are you doing 😊

[@happydays7143]

I am sure she will now realise she is not getting ridden anymore and after the session you are both on your way to a happy future ,❤️ Xx

[@0hMyLife]

🤣🤣🤣 I jumped so high when Tanya sneezed!!!!! LMAO!!!!! And now I can't stop laughing at the fact that I got the bejezus scared outta me by a sneeze!!! 🤣🤣🤣👍

[@cathyowen4608]

I want to hear every word Steve says and find myself straining to listen above the wind until I just give it up. These are such good videos and disappointing not to be able to watch to the end.

[@evaczarnojanczyk1432]

I was just about to go to sleep & up pops your video. I guess it’ll be 1 am by the time I finish watching this. Thanks, Steve! 🤣

[@DG-wu7ke]

I'm a couple of weeks and 20 videos into Doc's work. It goes like this everytime: 1 - Trust, gain their trust by gentle front feet control. 2 - Make every great idea their's. They like to do their idea! 3 - Tools, as in everything worth doing its doing the job right the first time that's key. The right tool for each job is mandatory like the bridal fitting Doc did. Know your tools. I have two similar tools but one works better for this application and the other works better for another but they are the "same" tool. 4 - Consistentcy, always be reliable to remain the same. Same demeanor as the situation changes. 5 - Patience, especially when training is progressing slower than you want. That's the time where consistency will pay off. She's a very smart horse and is really seeking a trustworthy leader. That will be the one that gives her the attention she deserves bot what she demands. Demanding gets her no reaction except a brief ignoring to remind her who's alpha.

[@patpowell6684]

Ive watching you Steve. I’m 76 and as a youngster used to help out at the local stables for a short ride now and then. Never had lessons but learnt a lot as i went along. Always been one of the things that I would have liked different in my life. Find watching and listening to you very relaxing and pleasurable. Thank you

[@debrajabs9523]

This was a great video. I love how you teach natural common sense horsemanship in a practical manner. You don't make it complicated or mysterious. You just do it, and you keep talking throughout the process so that your clients don't miss the release. Too many clinicians go on and on about this history and theory and lose people's attention. Those things are great for students of the method, but when a horse and owner are in crisis, they need to see results right away to become believers. Great job. I love how your whole family is involved as well. It is so great to see families enjoy time together while working in so many settings where there is no guarantee of how long a session may take. My husband is disabled now, but we used to do it all together from foaling, breeding, photo shoots, shows, etc. He had a separate line of work away from the ranch as well.

[@Janescheekychickens]

Omg ! I do not own a horse last time a rofe a horse I was about 18 years old. But I find it fascinating watching how you handle horses and help so many people learn how to look after their horses and help thier horses recover from whatevers caused a problem. Amazing👌💝

[@allysonhanks9159]

hello Jane how are you doing 😊

[@slomo1716]

Wow, What a beautiful boy you have! Both Charlotte and James are BRILLIANT!! I'm mesmerized by your videos and great results you have with the horses!

[@kcmcnut]

I spite of the horrible wind noise.....it was just beautiful to see the horse out in that gorgeous countryside with the lush gras and yellow flowers. Feel like I have had a visit to the country

[@alanhiggins2928]

Great stuff “you two” keep up the great work you’re doing to educate horse owners everywhere!❤️👍

[@booboo8871]

I absolutely love these videos and have been binge watching like crazy! Great team, doing a great job. I love how informative each video is. I will say though the sound levels drive me absolutely mental. I’m constantly turning the volume up and down lol maybe worth getting a wind muffler or having a little look at what other sound equipment would benefit these excellent videos. Still watched nonetheless.

[@Skystone123]

Plus, whoever holds the camera should hold it far away if they want to talk, especially if Steve is a bit away and she hollers, Can you step closer.? They can't hear you when you go over there. She needs a flag for him. Kidding, kinda not.

[@michelleshaw1211]

Hi Boo Boo, back, waaay back when I was young, there weren't any remote controls. You had to get up walk across the room to the set and turn it up or down. The commercials always blasted you out of your seat. If you were lucky, you had your own "remote control". My little brother would lounge on a pillow on the floor by the TV set and would make the volume adjustments as needed. He was pretty fair as a channel changer too, although there were only 2-3 channels available!! Anybody else remember those days???? 🙄🤔😮 Gosh I'm old!!! 😁

[@booboo8871]

@@michelleshaw1211 I’m not being ungrateful, there are things available nowadays to help though. Some people may switch off. As I said I still watch, I always watch either way!

[@caralynhale3757]

You earned your grub !! The horse with blue eyes was amazingly beautiful ... .. I'd never seen that before. Thanks as ever.

[@jodiedwards2634]

That was so good. I think when Tracy goes out to the small pen and subsequently the larger field, she will find it so much easier to catch this lovely mare. It will be good to see her updates!

[@wendypeckinpaugh1078]

Wow! A lot in this video. I love that your helping the horse's recovery while helping the owner work up to catching that beautiful horse. Never tire of watching you work. Thanks for sharing what you do.

[@jodyhuston1516]

Steve, a thought , to show your clients on their own arm, the degree of pinch, poke and touch to apply on their horse? Also to remind us how acute the range of horse's vision is? They see about everything. Their attention is on us, on our eyes. On them. They know where we are looking, don't underestimate. Appreciate it! Use it as a tool to communicate. When working, don't look into their eyes. Just simply, un threateningly, look on their body part where you want change. Eg.feet, neck. And where you want them to go. Horses can give us so much... Like blessed, though temporary release from our own egos, through reaching out to them. Real thanks Steve, for teaching us how.

[@reneedejean9167]

Well, I have a hard to catch horse and this video was great. I've had to rope him and corner him. Your videos are so helpful and informative. They have helped us so much, that I can now just walk up and catch my little "monster" and we both enjoy the time we spend together. You 2 are amazing, entertaining, informative and fun. Thanks very much for your help, time, and for what you do for all animals......your methods work well with many species! My dogs love you guys too! 🤠 🐎 🐶

[@robinrutherfordcost4748]

I know, right!?! Am not a horse person but I am a dog obedience instructor and wow! Have learned so much just by watching Steve's videos. Don't take it personally. Oh you want to move, no worries, let's move. Make it the horse's idea. Have used this particularly for dogs, nothing personal, nothing bad will ever happen to you. We're going to figure this out together. Awesome!

[@marieparsons9908]

My back feels better just watching this. : )

[@naunettemartin7450]

I like your videos it is helping me with my horse Nannette

[@nicolefournel-hartery8187]

WOW! Broke my heart to hear about this horse haven't had back surgery. I've had 4 failed back surgeries that have left me in excruciating pain 24 hours a day for the past 16 yrs. My discs shattered at a young age so rather than fuse my spine they tried a new technique. However, what they didn't expect was that i contract a life threatening staph aureus MRSA infection. To save my live i needed 3 more back surgeries, which has left me without discs, without fusion, without any muscles or ligaments to hold up my spine, I couldn't imagine being a horse and having anybody ride me after back surgery. I pray this horse's back pain gets better. Either way, if you lived thru what i live with, you would understand me in saying, for the love of God, please never rider her again. Of course, I don't know anything about horses, all I do know is how pain can make you unpredictable. The horse may do the same movement 100 times with no pain but it only takes that 1 time, that slight shift, and back pain can be excruciating within a second. I pray every day that no other humain being goes thru what i've gone thru, and that includes horses too.

[@robinrutherfordcost4748]

OMG! Have you tried a chiropractor? Check out Dr. Crackin from NY. My husband has 2 herniated discs, but because he swims and works out, never needed back surgery because he kept his core strong. Hope that helps.

[@kaylaireland3494]

The surgery she had was because of a conformation problem, not a pain problem. With time she will be absolutely fine to ride again and being ridden will improve her strength

[@kailand3056]

James, thank you for doing editing and posting you dad’s videos. I’m an introvert too and I wouldn’t be keen on appearing on camera either!

[@carrieweaver6161]

OMG, I've just been sitting here watching that horse while yall are talking and she is standing with her back raised for a good while after you encourage her to do so. I think if the owner keeps up with that exercise she will learn to keep it raised more and more!

[@Calmitsok]

Another really great video with a knowledgeable lady and her beautiful horse. A few issues with this lovely horse, probably mostly caused by the kissing spine etc. I've learnt so much from this. All made sense. This lady has a natural ability to sense what her horse is telling her just as steve does (learnt from Steve's videos?) If only the owner could be with the horse more but hectic lifestyles are sometimes nesseccary. I wish them all the very best and this video has been a step forward in knowledge and horsemanship for me. Thanks yet again to all your team and to the owner of the mare for sharing her horse with us

[@Calmitsok]

And i found the reference to the BHS requirement of wrinkles to the mouth when fitting the bridle really really interesting. I have taken a number of BHS stage exams but am now looking at 'alternative' things and it all makes so much more sense to me.

[@Lizzieb315]

Great lesson. Beautiful mare. I hope she recovers well and can be comfortable.

[@cindycobb1901]

I truly enjoy all of your teaching videos! Thank you so very much for all of your efforts and care for the horses and their owners❤️. I noticed that the captions were not available on this video and they are quite helpful when the wind distorts the sound. I’m 67 years old and I wish that I had been able to learn from you in the past. God bless you and your family for sharing your knowledge with all of us!❤️🙏❤️ from Arkansas and I only have a dozen or so videos and I will have watched them all.

[@njcanuck]

I turned on cc in KZbin to get auto-generated captions

[@clmcintify]

I love your chemistry together and how you enjoy each other all during the videos both during training and setting the scenes for where you're going. Thank you for also sharing bits of your countryside; it's beautiful 🥰. I'm training my two American Mustangs and I love watching your videos and putting them into practice. I want to say Steve you are my favorite trainer of all time. Never have I gotten as much out of any clinics as I get from your instructions and explanations. I think the pair of you are an outstanding team. I'm also grateful to you for maintaining a free version as well as having a Patreon version. It gives people like me a chance to succeed with our dreams that always seemed so far out of reach. I treasure you both and Charlotte too☺️. P. S. When you find a harness for Mister Darcy I hope you do a video on how to put it on and maybe give a few training tips for teaching a horse to drive. 😁👍

[@karenatha7890]

I like the advice about the snaffle bit. I had a high strung Thoroughbred when I was a teenager. I had horsemanship lessons all my childhood. My horse had a lovely light mouth and flexible body. Respected my space. One problem I never solved was tying him. It terrified him. I think after watching these videos and using some of your gear that didn't exist back then...well. My tying problems might have been resolved. Love the funny faces at the end.

[@SmallWonda]

So wonderful to watch - do hope for Bella's sake, Karen will take Steve's suggestion about her bridle and bit, I think that is just a bit small for her & too harsh. Good luck, do hope this is the beginning of Better Times for you both. Now I need Steve to work on my back!!

[@cheryldesmond5309]

Agree.

[@gillianbrowne1970]

I can't stop watching either it's mesmerising and could watch all day long..it all looks so simple.i must admit I never knew all about this work when I had horses and what I am watching is how to be kind with your hands..and I was told back then that when you see wrinkles it's ok but obviously not!! There is so much to learn everything for comfort for the horse..very good gillian

[@jodyhuston1516]

Steve, before I watch this video, just a thanks and congratulations for introducing your wonderful family. Nice to know about and thank you for your good work, James!

[@lindagentile2380]

You & Tanya are such Compassionate people & truly feel people hurts, worries, frustration & situations & yet show them in truly an informative & understanding & Compassionate manner on how to correct the situation so they can once again enjoy their beautiful fur babies... GBY BOTH ALWAYS 🙏❤️💙🤗✝️

[@katemaree5826]

I just get so excited when I see a new video uploaded 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 Another great load of teachings for me. Thank you both. Love the end at the pub. You guys are so cute 🤗 Lotsa love from Sydney ❤

[@rennaehanson9996]

Awesome job guys, looks like you really helped that horse and her owner.

[@margaretbragg6130]

You guys are so great to watch. It's so obvious that you really care to solve the problem, and explain it. Love the channel!

[@sobatdin9593]

amazing video, yet again learned so much,you have a lovely family unit going on around you what a team. your a lucky man. god bless, always look forward to next vidoes, heeee arggggh

[@carilariviere505]

I never really appreciated how very intelligent and "actively thinking" horses are. Poor Bella had lived with her pain until finally diagnosed. Then surgery....when you think about it, it''s quite amazing that she could change so quickly with a little teaching and some patience! Or... it's not the smart horse at all, and Steve really IS magic. I have learned so much watching these videos! Thank you

[@michellebrown7828]

Love your videos, the Johnny Depp bit was great !

[@kimphelan4718]

I have been following you for about a year. I find myself going back to previous videos and making notes. If you and Tania ever want to do clinics in the US please let me know. We would love to host you as there is no one like yourself around here. I am trying to use your videos while working with my 3 yr halflinger He has not yet had a rider. Thank you for breaking down each step so clearly

[@1960jammy]

Think you two are great! I like the bit when Tanya said charming!!😂😂Can’t wait to see the next video. Keep up the good work 👍🥰

[@helenflores7611]

You are so good and caring. Love watching you!

[@ginnychibbaor4578]

Such a lovely mare. Thank you Steve and Tanya for such gentle concern for her well being. Steve the exercises you taught her owner make so much sense. I can't but wonder if the riggers of being an event horse may be a bit tough on this gentle mare. I pray for peace for her owner in her hard times. Horses cure so many things.

[@terrywhite4451]

Enjoyed the session, and loved the reference to the mega pint and Johnny Depp, too funny!

[@TJBentall]

Thank you so much for all these incredible videos. They're so inspiring and heart warming to watch and I'm learning something too. Thank you so much.

[@linettemascarella9266]

Steve is the best , I love to watch how fantastic he is with horses. I found your videos by mistake and have been watching them eversince..

[@Mcgruff13]

I love horses I’m going to be 74 next month and I love watching your videos. I’m from Maine USA and I lived in GB for three years. My favorite place to go was Newmarket because I got to see the horses. Your amazing to watch and I feel I’ve learned a lot from your videos just watching. I love your family and I especially like when your eating out! My favorite thing to do! Lol If I lived in England I would do what ever I could to meet you and your family! Your all amazing! I forgot to mention I never rode a horse, I just love them!

[@kkheinrich9224]

Lovely mare! I'm so happy that she had successful KS Surgery! Love her owner too bless her heart for all she has gone through. They 🐴will heal each🙎‍♀️ other. I learned so much Steve. In all my years and all the natural Horsemanship trainer's I've had- they ask failed me! You just taught me(now I don't have my mare💔) how to translated the raising of the back on the ground-,*to the saddle!!! Brilliant. Wish I knew that before🤷‍♀️ That Bridle is made to keep free the jaw, and keep leathers off tender bones on side of jaw nose. Quite scientific really. ***Never tight *** Flash! MIKLEM ,I think. I ride mine Bitless. It has extra ring for reins. I get what your sayin' though Steve- people hinder horses with tight gear. Tie downs ,flashes, and very harsh bits.

[@susanowens4528]

STEVE LOVE THESE OLD VIDO'S YOU ARE AMAZING MAN AROUND HORSES AND ONES IN PAIN AS WELL===THANKS 🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@juttak.7297]

So beautiful again how calm and non aggressive one can handle a horse.😢❤❤❤

[@KingsMom831]

Yessss!!! Love getting a notification for an upload from you guys!😁😁😁🙏

[@annamcknight2573]

Respect! Another lovely video. I could watch all day. But please sort out the wind noise. I have hyper hearing but miss a lot, so it must be a nightmare for any with hearing problems. I have watched many other outside videos and never found anyone else with this racket.

[@normanwhiteheed7464]

Steve tan Charlotte James and team you've done it again brilliant video of Bella tan funny mega pint tha A team thanks 👍

[@Nickery1]

Compliments from the Netherlands ! ... being clear about kissing spine ! ... well done !

[@user-qt7fr6qf3c]

I especially enjoyed this video. That is the first time I've heard the term kissing spine. Every time I watch I learn something new. I have never had a horse, but if I were young again I would have loved to have horses. Thank you for these fantastic videos. I watch everyday. I have always loved horses.

[@ingridbond3432]

love your work, your vids, much. they are important (and i don't even have a horse, doesn't matter) to many. unfortunately, some i miss because of the extremes in audio range -- one min. it's o.k., the next second can't hear a word, then it blows your ears off... painful to get through, sometimes can't do it. what you bring is exceptional, i hope that upfront and post-production audio measures will be implemented in the future to better display that. thanks to you all for bringing this learning.

[@Daniela-vo4hi]

Totally agree with this. I'm constantly having to turn the volume up and down. Sometimes the audio is really soft and then the wind blows or the person holding the camera speaks and it's deafeningly loud. Absolutely love these videos and will continue to watch but the audience would GREATLY appreciate it if the audio could be improved. Steve wearing a wireless mic with a wind muffler would probably work a treat and our ears would be saved.

[@robinrutherfordcost4748]

As far as the wind, maybe contact Joel Beckman in CA as they are always talking about the Santa Ana winds. He does at least 2 dog training videos a week. He does the proactive stops too. Almost all of his videos are with reactive dogs. Hope that helps.

[@Airriel333]

LOVE your videos the knowlege and teaching is just so lovely and the way the horses respond. truly a beautiful thing to watch THANK YOU and videos are not too long at all... Blessings

[@chrism1164]

Yay James!! The unseen hero! We appreciate what you do! You guys always find the great places to eat! Huge fish and chips! Love it!!

[@jbmac4889]

I don't shout out often, but Thank you ALL all six of you for all you do.

[@sheilamcinerney4291]

Beautiful horse,hopefully she be better soon. Great video again,thanks.

[@CajoMajo81]

Omg! I looooove that owner! So eager to do it right all the time and i just love it. Such a sweet sweet woman 😍

[@melicentholland3612]

STeve you are a saint!!!

[@shushywilson6351]

Beautiful horse. Love watching Steve.. such a blessing to these animala

[@robertlange3429]

I love your channel and the work you do. I do l wish that you'd get a proper windsock for your microphone. :-) Keep up the great work.

[@misscabbyp7198]

Absolutely Adore all of your videos. As for wind noise- there is a small attachment they make designed to cancel the wind and still pick up everything else- please look into a furry "microphone deadcat"... It will make a world of difference for you. Thanks. Awesome content!

[@leese7420]

Thank you James ❤️😘 for all you do? And Good Day 🙂☺️ to your lovely 🌹 Wife.

[@ginagriffin6928]

The owner is good she gets what she ment to do to help her horse 🐴🐎 Steve is one very good person to show how it should be done,he will definitely help your 🐴🐎,& she is very calm horse hope you can catch her,♥️💙🐴🐎😊

[@SLR33406]

Lovely horse and owner, as well as a darling hotel room, and frankly.. being in the US, I’m now seriously jonesing for a good plate of fish ‘n chips (with some vinegar to sprinkle on!) 😁 Love your videos!!

[@sue5242]

I don’t know anything about horses, but I have a feeling the horse was so good because you got her so relaxed! I thought the part where you lifted the horses back was fascinating.

[@patriciajamieson9838]

James is a handsome young man and his wife is so pretty your whole family is so good looking. I feel my heart ache for the horse who cannot be caught. His surgery probably gave him a distrust of people. he needs you . I have heard you say during some videos "I am all you need" and it is so true.

[@heatherbartlett1]

Love the chat from both of you. Tanya greets every animal which I love she makes me laugh. Wonderful tutorial thank you both soooo much 👍😀😄

[@bluehearthorse]

Thank you for explaining how to raise the horses back and also lowering the head. My long backed horse has developed a serious sway back and now I know how to help him raise his back the right way. I did not know to rub him after he goes up. Thank you so much.

[@allysonhanks9159]

hello Margaret how are you doing 😊

[@gailsprangers9388]

Great video as always. It was fun to see you two have a little time to relax after it all. Thank you. I always learn something new each time I watch.

[@HollyJordan15]

I know you are busy Steve, but you need to write a book 📚it would be fantastic.

[@lesliehamilton6502]

I have used some of your techniques on my own horses! Thank you so much! May God bless you!!

[@euladearing5774]

You are awesome for these horses and the people.

[@csom465]

Breathtaking and Beautiful!!!👏👏👏

[@kathrynbraun2073]

Do her beautiful eyes explain the name “Iris”?

[@jdgirl9512]

Fantastic video. Awesome snippet of JD, love you guys.

[@demilynn4179]

Absolutely loved this one. Love the long videos.

[@kathymcghan5663]

I love the accent and what wonders you work with the horses you are a true wisperer

[@sidilicious11]

That was so cool when he took off the flash and loosened the headstall so the bit sat lower. She was so much more relaxed.

[@helenlane8281]

I really enjoy your videos very informative and thought provoking. Thank you

[@kathymcghan5663]

Steve and Tanya you guys are so real and down to earth,I love watching the video I watch at two a day ,I have been encouraging my best friend to watch you she has a three year old filly she bought as a yearling,she is a grand daughter to point given,who was one of the horses that won two legs of the triple crown,he lost the Kentucy derby but one the Preekness and Belmont and said to be one of the top money winners,but they had problems with him rearing up with the Jockey ,she was telling me as she has been working with her and lunging her with the saddle on she would buck and kick out. Then SHE HAD AN EPISODE with her with the saddle on where she reared up and did a somersault went down on her back with the saddle on ,on to her back with leg cought on one of the bars of her corral she has a couple bad spooks where there was a mountain lion with its cub that got close to the corral and went through the bars on the corral,then her last spook was from a rattle snake going through the corral she went through the bars injuring herself ,and had to be tracked for 6mi I will keep encouraging her to follow you on your videos it sounds like she may be a handful to break

[@jacquiepitfield9805]

Great video. Such a shame Tracy and Bella have been through so much. Bless them. I hope thing's will get easier for them both. Bella seems super sweet. 🥰

[@ankejacobs4649]

Thank you for another great video and what a beautiful horse!