Horse owner dies in round pen! Found 24 hours later!!

[@elainer946]

I have my horse for 27 yrs and if he "killed" me, he would be devastated, as I'm sure Cameron was and like Cameron, he would be looking for me . This horse, Cameron who was with her dead body for too long has left trauma in him. Thank you dear God for sending good people to help this animal to recover. I know the way of a horse and I know Cameron is confused and saddened for not seeing his owner. If this happened to me, I would want my horse w/ people who understands the way of the horse.

[@kiminalaska9363]

I really appreciate that you and Tanya are in a position to occasionally donate your sevices. That is awesome

[@proboygamer3156]

I knew Rach ❤ A truly amazing horse woman, she was a silversmith aswell and made me a beautiful ring that I still have today! Her horses were her world and she dearly loved Cameron ❤ Rachel was a legend and her loss is still felt today😢 I lived in Orgiva for 13 years it's not far from where she lived. I know Rach would be so happy to see him doing so well,I thank you from the bottom of my heart for going to see him. It made me cry watching this! I have some photos of him when he was with Rach but I can't seem to post them on here. A beautiful horse❤ I am a regular watcher of your channel I love you guys.xxxxxx

[@sandralarson-gonzales3797]

Nice to hear your viewpoint and a bit about Rachel.. RIP

[@lottelustig4896]

I had to cry after reading your comment, as I really had the impression, that Cameron must have had a deep connection with Rachel - may she r.i.p.- and that the accident and her passing away must have been a terrible shock for him already, loosing "his" person. Worse that he was considered a killer. Such a luck for Rebecca and Cameron, that Steve could reestablish some confidence in both, so they both have now a new base to build up a more trusted connection to each other❤.

[@PersonalTriumph2022]

Do you know what exactly happened to Rachel ? I think it would be of interest to everyone from a learning standpoint. May she be resting in peace 🕊️

[@TheDriftdog]

Have you watched Rachel’s videos of her working with Cameron?

[@philippacrowe8499]

Maybe could send them to Steve to send to Rebecca?

[@feelingbetternaturally1099]

All crying is healing. You are doing more than training horses. You are helping people to heal their hearts. Thank you.

[@jodyhuston1516]

Yes, Steve heals horse’s and humans! 👍❤️

[@ellensands8938]

"All crying is healing" your words just lifted such a soul weight off of me!! My heart just sighed ....release learn thank you forever.

[@georgecarberry9222]

As a pro trainer of over 50 years I learned long ago to make sure someone else was always present anytime I was working &/or riding horses because anything & everything can happen in the presence of horses.

[@kidstuff44555]

This is why I never ride my horse unless someone else is home. Accidents can always happen, you could be unconscious and unable to ring for help. At least if someone is around they will notice you missing, or notice you didn't come home from the trail ride or wherever. Stay safe, horse people!

[@allysmith2284]

Same! I never let my daughter ride without me there and with her phone, air pods or watch!

[@CheshireCat6639]

Very sad to hear💔❣️💔 RIP dear lady❤

[@shelfuller724]

Very true. Had 17.2 for 7 years in Andalucia. In 2011, was home alone, went to tie a loose leg strap on his fly sheet, his right hind leg as horse fly had been driving him crazy. He was fidgeting so took him in stable . Remember holding the strap......... Next thing I knew , on floor bleeding from face and back of head. Somehow , Duke had stepped over me and was in paddock. My rottie was with me... struggled indoors, not really realising what had happened, but rang a neighbour....lost 45 minutes I must have been knocked out. Ended up with 11 face stitches, bad concussion (my head had made a hole in stable wall). Was so very lucky I wasn't killed..... it happens SO quickly....... Well done Steve and Tanya - you were only 3 hours from where I live ❤

[@shelm-b8p]

I told my daughter that there is a high chance that I will die falling of a horse. And it would be my preferred way to die when it is my time. Fear should never drive my life. But it is everyone’s choice what they feel is right for them. My daughter is an adult. I thought different when she was depending on me.

[@T-J-C]

Yeah, Yvonne from Freisian Horses was eriously injured when riding alone. She thankfully recovered and is soooooo lucky.

[@dkgoodman6233]

Anyone who actually is lucky enough to "know" you, Steve, is blessed. What a wonderful human being you are.

[@gigiis526]

He was counting on many like you pumping up his ego which is why he shared that he did it for free. None of us are good people(Romans 3:10). Steve would have been a better person if he hadnt bragged about helping his neighbor. Matthew 6:2So when you give to the needy, do not sound a trumpet before you, as the hypocrites do in the synagogues and on the streets, to be honored by men. Truly I tell you, they already have their full reward. 3But when you give to the needy, do not let your left hand know what your right hand is doing, 4so that your giving may be in secret. And your Father, who sees what is done in secret, will reward you.…

[@jewelsluv67]

@@gigiis526 Oh please ,why would you to say that ! Steve is awesome and does so much good for people and their beautiful troubled horses . I really don't believe he said it out of ego or to get praise ...I believe he just wanted to let people know that he does every once in awhile help when it is so desperately needed but they cant afford his charges ,this is how he survives this is his job... and when he has to fly and drive a long way and take his time and experience to do this he just wants others to know that he does it for emergencies because after all he has to pay for everything out of his own pocket for another and these days its a lot of $! Be kind and don't preach to people about what he should or shouldn't of said on his channel .Also God is rewarding him and blessing him everyday to be there and to help with the gift he gave to Steve so that his beautiful creations (The Horses) and their owners are getting what they need , So Steve is always blessed by God !

[@jacquelinecurtis]

. @gigiis526 It is really sad that people like you use the Bible to attack others who are genuinely good people. Just because he makes you feel inadequate is not an excuse to use a Holy text,( designed to build people up, not destroy them,) to attack Steve or anyone else

[@ivydickson7596]

@@jewelsluv67 Don't feed the trolls.

[@kashasulea9605]

### I believe he wanted to help the horse that suffered so from the death of it's owner, which Steve believed that the horse was not at fault for owners death !!! I myself feel owner was being attacked by bee possibly n was shoowin it away by waving sadlke pad or something similar ... N died of bites .. which would not be easily visible after 2 full days under the heat of SUN... N PROBABLY NEVER THOUGHT OF BY THOSE WHO ASSUMED THAT THE FAULT WAS FULLY THAT OF THE HORSE WHI STOOD FOR DAYS BY HER Side. !!! HORSES DON'T GET SO TRAUMATIZED TO NOT EAT N MENTALLY DEPRESSED, IF THEY WERE AT FAULT !!! THAT IS WHY STEVE DIDNT CHARGE NEW OWNER, HE DIDNT CHARGE CUZ "Horse" WAS THE ONE IN NEED OF HELP !!!

[@TakeTheRide]

You're a good man Steve. Cameron is a beautiful horse. I don't believe the horse caused her death. He's nervous. Not aggressive.

[@Iwoasasaned]

He might (most likely) not have attacked her but even a panic reaction from an animal weighing hundreds of kg can easily cause deadly injuries in to us

[@shirl790]

What a sad story. It's so nice that you could help this poor animal get over a tragic events in his life. How lovely that Becky saved Cameron. A pleasure to watch x

[@mrs.c5471]

Thank you Becky. To blame a horse, or anyone, without proof is so wrong! I hope Cameron gets the loving life he deserves

[@Smallwins9]

You guys are such beautiful people, Thanks for the love you put in these videos

[@margaretfleming3554]

Very sad story but what a wonderful woman to save this glorious horse. Steve working his equine magic again.

[@jantebeau5916]

I'm sure Rachel is looking down from heaven and smiling! Such a sweet natured horse. Loved all your training tips.

[@sidilicious11]

I’m guessing the original owner fell off with her foot caught in a stirrup. Then he probably panicked and she got knocked out and couldn’t survive whatever other reactions he went through. It’s every rider’s nightmare. I felt the deep sorrow as soon as the video started. Very emotional. The poor horse carried that awful burden. The new owner has nursed him back to health beautifully. Bless her and Steve and Tanya for advancing the healing with this wonderful visit. I predict both horse and owner will now thrive. It’s reminder to work with my horse around things dragging from his stirrup, to chill out if it happens. Be safe everyone.❤️🐴

[@Mathilde822s]

Yes, the poor horse carried that awful burden. It looked so terribly loney as it stood eating hay. It did not look at the people who came. Animals understand and feel. Then it is good to have wise people who also understand and feel.

[@honeybreme5479]

What a lovely sweet nature he has. He’s going to be wonderful to ride once he’s fit again.

[@loribreitbarth2215]

So tragic what happened. After watching this I am so confident this horse did not intentionally hurt his owner. He has such a sweet and obedient temperament. What a horrible accident. Thank you so much for being there to help. Rachel would be so grateful for all Becky has done. Horse owners please remember that these are huge, powerful majestic animals that can severely injure or even kill. Be aware and follow proper handling and safety procedures, always letting people know what you are doing.

[@ricardavandegrootepoort4297]

🙏♥️

[@redmare1746]

I feel the same. This horse seems sweet. It is so tragic what happened to Rachel, but we really don't know. Unfortunately, so many things can go wrong in an instant. I'm so glad Becky rescued him. He went through so much trauma. He deserves a new beginning. Thank you, Steve, for your kindness and generosity. I hope we can get a nice, happy update on Cameron and Becky.

[@kellygalvin7775]

He looked so shut down poor lad, I think you’ve given Tina the confidence to move past all the stuff that went before and he’ll thrive with more engagement and movement, mentality and physically, I’m sure Rachel would be proud

[@wendymoore7641]

Don’t you just want to love him ? Beautiful boy 🙏

[@carolleenkelmann4751]

Hi Steve, Tanya. by the sound of things, you may never want to leave mountains in Spain. - except for the Horse feed. A friend in need is a friend indeed. There is so much to learn. Thankyou Steve, Rachel and Tanya. What a shame if this horse had been put down. And thankyou to Becky for being such a horse lover and having understanding.

[@auntbully1644]

You can see by Cameron's demeanor and by how far down he went after the accident that Rachel loved and cared for him the last thing she would have wanted is for her beloved partner to be put down over an accident would have been the last thing she would have wanted. Most accidents are just that a accident. Shit happens. Thank you Becky for having the courage to save Cameron for Rachel. God bless you and your family and keep you all safe, God bless you Steve and Tanya and keep all of yours safe.

[@ToddBeal]

Steve, you and Tanya are a blessing to me. Both of you care deeply about the horses and their owners. Your videos are about so much more than horses. They are about compassion, leadership, self-discipline, and truly living life. Thank you, Steve and Tanya, for letting us be a part of your journeys.

[@dd3wc]

So true!

[@bondsperfectblond]

Not often I am surprised or impressed, your no nonsense common sense empathetic approach is a joy to watch

[@vhies]

thank you for helping them. it’s a tragic story all round but definitely not the horse’s fault

[@greyhorses5223]

I can only think of one way that Rachel could still have been physically attached to her horse, foot through the stirrup? I am not trying to be morbid, I want horse people to best learn about how to avoid dangers. Rachel did an exceptional job of training this lovely horse, Cameron. I am so sorry that they befell such a tragic accident. And thank you, Becky, for rescuing Cameron into your loving home. As always, Steve delivers his healing leadership.

[@toniboyle9809]

Steve. You are a remarkable man. Warm, loving, kind. Your family is Blessed to have you as are we.

[@elizaann1888]

A beautiful horse and beautiful human, out of such tragedy they have come together, I think they are going to be fine. Rachel will be able to rest easy knowing her horse is in good hands. Steve, you have played a huge part in giving Becky the confidence to go ahead and have a lovely life with Cameron.

[@megasider2011]

Thank god he’s been saved he looks so calm I’m sure it was just an sad accident

[@SusanSheehan-k5z]

He is so quiet, calm. She could have passed out suddenly, quickly, not having time to dismount. So sorry for her and family/friends. God bless her. ❤

[@ricardavandegrootepoort4297]

❤

[@gillianwhite1706]

What a moving story. I am lost for words as to how Steve is able to help troubled horses after a tragic event that happened. Feeling quite emotional but happy at the same time that both owner and horse can build on Steve's incredible help. It is so uplifting to see how Steve communicates with horses and can give owners hope for their future together.

[@morningstarstorey5609]

❤ Some humans have a natural Connection to Horses, as Steve has. As a child I & my Uncle who was a paraplegic from Vietnam war Absolutely Loved Horses! But he didn't let his wheelchair get in the way! He married a Beautiful woman who let him enjoy his Love for these MAJESTIC creatures and was in the USA Womans Western Pleasure Circuit! My Uncle Became The Master of Ceremonies! And Then he started training in a sulky and wagons, he to Won many awards and Trophies! I'm so Proud of what he accomplished and giving me the opportunity to fall in Love with these Absolutely Beautiful Animals. I too have the Magic! Every horse farm or stable I Worked for asked my Mom who taught to her to ride? My Mom said would you believe she never had a lesson. My Sister and I had permission from an old pony farm next to my uncle's and we jump the fence and just climb on and ride. No reins or saddles. Just held lightly on mane and my Legs and balance just seemed to do what they needed to do! ❤ But don't do this alone! I was the 4th born of 6 kids so We were Never alone we had Each other!! ❤ LOVE & APPRECIATE ALL you do Steve and Tanya! KEEP ON KEEPING ON Brother and Sister! You Do Make a Absolute Difference in these Beautiful MAJESTIC creatures & all you do to Help out! ❤ Protection Blessings & Love to you and Yours!! ❤ LOVE YOU BOTH! ❤🌟❤🙏 🐎🌟🐎🌎🐎🌟🐎

[@pamrogers5979]

same

[@eilemoo3272]

Poor Horse could even have been blamed for something that he didn't cause - it may have been a fall- God Bless Rachel - she died doing sonething she enjoyed. Gid Bless you and your Good work and your Family.

[@margaretfranks3405]

How emotional. This horse has a unique spirit. Steve was able quickly to tap into this. What a story.

[@tammyspurdle9208]

What a journey this beautiful gentle horse has been on. Thank you Steve for your part in helping this precious horse and lovely owner to leave the past and go forward, their future is bright and beautiful.

[@NMM11187]

I’m so glad this horse was given a second chance. Trauma is real for all animals…. I’m so glad you are able to help him. He’s Beautiful.❤

[@allysmith2284]

Thank goodness for you and Tanya,Steve! A good excuse for a holiday and another large coin in your good Karma jar!

[@lesleystadames2810]

It is a sad story and I wondered if his previous owner had had a heart attack or something, nothing to do with the horse!! I’m sure an autopsy would have shown cause of death. Having said that, what a great horse he is. Quick to pick up commands and very gentle. Can’t wait to see updates and look forward to seeing her riding her. It seems to me that Becky just needed to be given confidence in what she was doing. Well done Steve

[@2036livy]

My thoughts exactly. How sad he was nicknamed the killer horse if what really happened was natural causes, and they were actually enjoying time together peacefully when the incident occurred. What a sad situation 🥺😢

[@ragathnor326]

I do believe that if she had died of natural causes the story wouldn't have been "horse kills owner". Steve and Becky are so upset at this death (and the real fear) it shows the horse must have done something.

[@Growmap]

@@ragathnor326 The owner was somehow attached or entangled in the rope for days. That would make people THINK the horse did it. But if the owner died suddenly and the lead wrapped anywhere, and got drug around for days it would LOOK LIKE the horse may have done something. I agree with the others. The owner dying may have had nothing to do with this horse. I encourage people to search for the died suddenly groups on Facebook so you know what is really happening worldwide.

[@kazzj62]

@@ragathnor326 I'm not sure you can draw that conclusion that the horse did womething. if she had died while attached to him and not found for 24 - 48 hours - of course it would have looked like the horse did something. He would have not been able to free himself and would have been very distressed and confused. . You can see here his nature is sweet. He could have fallen onto her . Similar thing happened on Fresian Horses with the girl - an experienced horsewoman in an indoor pen - no one knows what happened including her but she was found very quickly and ended up in a coma .. if not found quickly she likely would have died..

[@shelm-b8p]

@@kazzj62no, a dead person does not pump blood. Therefore a trauma after death would look different than a trauma that is the cause of death. The horse killed the woman. It might have just got spooked and was not taught to respect space.

[@vintagelady1]

Beautiful horse, so kind, especially after all he's been thru, I cannot imagine standing for 2 hourdays in the heat, attached to someone who's passed away, he must have thought he'd never get out of there. And then to leave his home, be so ill, it's amazing that he's not a complete wreck. Respect to Becky for believing in him. I'll bet he's going to be a simply amazing horse for her. I was thinking, too, that he looked like he was happy to get back to work. It was great that you noticed he was still a bit weak in the left hind, so it wasn't quite time for a rider. And I love the "Act like it's no big deal;" works with horses, children, & it's how cats handle everything!

[@janetrivers7332]

This is a wonderful video & story about helping this horse and your horse sense is superb, backing off to let him relax. Your leadership gives the horse a sense of safety & calm! Thank you for your dedication & kindness. You are a delightful couple, joy 😂 and happiness.

[@chrisusher7144]

Thank God for becky

[@marionlammers2135]

A wholesome experience for both the owner as the horse, well done Steve

[@lineprestkvrn9014]

I can vouch for keeping Your head away from over a horse’s head. Autumn evening, was giving my young mare a brush down and it got pitched dark before I got done and was ready to take my bucket of brushes and go. Went over to pick it up, not knowing she had put her nose in there to sniff the brushes. Bent over, and next I was flat on the ground. She got startled and I did not see her in the dark. Next day I had 2 black eyes and the experience to always bring a flashlight when going out before dusk. Lesson learned! ❤️🇳🇴

[@Poetessa2]

I think he will be a much happier horse when he gets back to work and makes new memories. He still looks so sad. But I think he's going to be amazing. I don't know obviously but I don't feel he did anything malicious, it was probably a freak accident like so many of us have had but she was alone, that's never the safest thing to do but many of us have done it. May she rest in peace. And may these two have many years of happy memories ahead. Great work!

[@ksbrook1430]

I would like to say how much I appreciate how upbeat Steve and Tanya are, just about life. I love Steve's commentary when they had to stop on the way to the finca - "we've stopped, we've got a bit lost....we just got the directions again....but, wow, look at where we are!" 😊 He is so in the here and now, enjoying what good comes his way. I suspect that plays a lot into why he is so successful with the horses. I will never get to own a horse, and probably not be able to ride one, either. But I will continue to come and watch the videos.

[@sharonmacanley4591]

What a lovely, beautiful horse. Well done Becky for giving Cameron a second chance. With your help to give Becky the confidence to bring him on Steve, he's going to be a cracking horse 🐎 😊xx

[@albatraozgirl]

What a sweet boy! You can tell he lives with children because he puts his head down so eagerly for pets. I'm glad she saved him and stuck it out through all of his health issues. What a tragic story. He deserves the great life she's providing him.

[@KG-ui7ji]

What a Heartwarming story and amazing to watch. Poor horse, anything could have happened, probably just a freak accident and so traumatising for him. Rachel would not have wanted him put down, so glad you saved him Becky. Steve is the best man to help him through this. Love what you do Steve 🙂

[@lsdev4229]

Happy ending for horse, thanks Steve and Tanya🥰Sharon.

[@forensicgirl]

What a sweetheart Cameron is! He really seems to want to connect with humans-the way he offers his head to be petted is so kindly. What a gentle horse, and so smart and willing! I wish Cameron and his new owner many safe, happy rides together!

[@melisegerber1350]

I had a horse, off-track thoroughbred, who was very barn shy. I would try to simply walk him down the driveway and could barely get 50 feet with him. I remember the whole time wishing that I understood what he was experiencing well enough to help him through the fear he felt. Wishing that I could be a leader to him, so that he wasn’t so scared. Watching you with this horse made me remember my Charlie-I wish I had known back then what I have learned from watching your videos. Thank you so much for sharing this with us. I have read many of the books that you talk about; Monty Roberts, etc. But I needed to see it in practice before I really understood.

[@shirleyrice7093]

I feel the same, wishing I knew more when we had ponies and horses. I know they were happy, but I realize how ignorant I was about some things. It was a happy, busy time in our lives and our children, through Pony Club and showing learned responsibility and to be good workers.

[@sandralogue]

He's such a lovely horse,it would be hard to imagine he was responsible for his former owners death. People get so stuck on one idea,did anyone think his owner may have had a heart attack in the saddle?

[@philippacrowe8499]

@@sandralogue was my first thought tbh

[@SweetOne.]

Poor horse probably loved his owner dearly, she obviously trained him well that has carried over to his new owner who has brought him through his grief, She brought you to him so he knows she was getting help for them both. Cameron will be the best horse anyone has ever owned. It was an accident I'm sure, he just didn't have any trouble giving authority to any of the Humans that were there. Poor fella.

[@tesshoffman6470]

What a sad and heartwarming story. Well done Steve. You’re an ace horseman ❤

[@melodymcminn4107]

How can it be sad and heart warming at the same time?

[@glennmattox8549]

​@@melodymcminn4107You are too literal.

[@calista1280]

​@melodymcminn4107 Well, let's see, it's sad that Rachel died & heartwarming that he's been rescued and is being given a 2nd chance at a good & full life after being so traumatized by his owner's death... 😢

[@stardust949]

If ever a horse and their person needed your healing touch and guidance---it's this pair. Blessings and Love!

[@evabetlyon2693]

Awesome video..thank you and Tanya for taking the tri over to Spain..travel is not cheap..I can only imagine the fear and confusion he must have gone through when Rachel passed..she must have a big smile on her face and a heart full of gratitude for healing her Cameron..I hope he continues to gain weight and thrive and be happy again..as always prayers and blessings

[@gwilos]

I watched it to the end - the hat! It was truly a learning experience fur Tina. The Dog Whisperer would say he trains the human, not the animal. As soon as Tina acknowledged what she was so worried about had nothing to do with the horse's behaviour, but her fear, she just got it. I wish them all the best , And once again, Steve, you were spot on. Thanks for sharing.

[@haleykay776]

This one had me in tears.... fantastic job. Thank you

[@BerylForrest]

I can't even begin to imagine what sheer hell Cameron went through, there's no way it wasn't a freak accident, he's such a sweet soul. Thank you for helping him and Becky ,I'm sure they'll be able to move on to have a beautiful bond and enjoy life together. Love and blessings 🙌 🙏 to all.

[@wioi]

Maybe she just had a heartattack or stroke or something like that and it wasn't even an accident at all? The horse seems kind enough imo

[@BerylForrest]

@@wioi very possibly

[@patriciafarran9742]

Sometimes I think people hold on to trauma much longer than animals do. I like what Steve did here, he started from the beginning to see what Cameron was comfortable with and moved forward from there.

[@uff069]

He seems like a really nice and respectful horse. An accident like this only goes to show that even the nicest horse, who would never intentionally hurt anyone, can be extremely dangerous.

[@brendalaird8094]

What a roller coaster of emotions this video evoked..I am blown away Steve and Tanya's kindness and generosity..what a loving amazing family..I hope you get some generous donors to help you help others ❤❤❤

[@renawetherelt5020]

You are an international treasure Steve. Thank you for putting your work out for everyone to see.

[@jillwalls9801]

How amazing that you went to help. Without knowing what actually happened, is it possible that the woman just had a medical emergency that had nothing to do with the horse? In any case, the love and care for Cameron is so special.

[@diannetakahashi2553]

Great video. Rachael did a great job with Cameron. He’s a beautiful horse! You did a great job getting him to let go of the past and living again like he should.❤️🥰

[@broeklien3817]

A story of a horse that killed his owner or a story of a poor horse that happened to be attached to his owner when she died and remained attached to her body for 24 hours and was blamed for it all. Either way, we have to be realistic adults about it and I love how you guys moved on together from this Very good ending of this saga

[@CityThatCannotBeCaptured]

Steve: Didn't they do an autopsy? As someone suggested perhaps the accident had nothing to do with the horse. What a dreadful experience for the horse to have a dead body attached to him for two days. A truly tragic event for all concerned.

[@unsheepled]

Thats spain …and portugal and greece and and and

[@GodsSparrowSpeaks]

EXCELLENT POINT

[@yos.5684]

@@unsheepled That's Spain? Please explain your point. I'm Spanish and normally when there's an accidental death or the discovery of a body, there's a judge alongside a forensic who go to the place and determine the cause and time of death. I know it because this was one of my dad's duties as a judge for one decade. He's seen it all. The forensic examines the body, registers and explains to him and the police the cause of the death in situ. This information usually is confidential and only disclosed to relatives. Before you put your judgement over us, perhaps we would need to know first whether this information was ever disclosed from the authorities or it was a mere mouth-to-mouth blabber among locals. Plus, some English-speaking expats living in Spain actually don't understand or speak enough Spanish to ask or receive more complex information than asking for food even if they live here for decades. I'm not assuming it's the case for the people involved in the video so no shade to them. But this could've happened too.

[@yos.5684]

In Spain, reports from autopsies can only be given to authorised relatives, unless it's a case of particular public relevance, where certain information can be given to the media. If this poor woman didn't have relatives living in Spain, there's no way anyone around could access this information.

[@faefiercevulpine6990]

Not only a dead body but the dead body of someone he loved. When Steve explained he developed abscesses and stomach problems and started dropping weight, that’s such a SCREAMING evidence of trauma. Glad he’s on the mend now, what a horrible thing to live through.

[@kellyprice1024]

He is such a beautiful horse.

[@rogerfillion2804]

Thanks for sharing your wonderful experience with this well behaved horse! Great horsemanship always prevail. Cheers

[@martylesnick2032]

THIS LOVELY WOMEN HAS REALLY PREPARED THIS VERY KIND HORSE FOR STEVE TO ASK HIM MANY QUESTIONS AND THIS HORSE SAID "I KNOW WHAT YOU WANT AND I CAN DO IT STEVE." WHAT A CUTIE ALMOST BRAYING LIKE A DONKEY. WELL DONE EVERYONE FOR HELPING THIS FINE FELLOW THRU THIS SAD ACCIDENT. Susan

[@susansmith6058]

An emotional story…. Heartbreaking and heartwarming at the same time. It makes me happy to see that there is such compassion from these humans to work with this traumatized horse… Thank you Steve, Tanya and Auntie Marlene… as well as Rachael for presenting this beautiful story.

[@pamgrillo3084]

Beautiful country, and that hotel. How lovely. My uncle had an Indian training, a morgan mare, and he was found dead in the barn with the horse. She wouldn't come out of the corner of the barn. It changed her. She became the best horse he had. I have rode her numerous times and a wonderful girl. She is even great with other animals and kids. You just never know about a horse. We can only assume it was an accident.

[@janeenrose8097]

Greetings from the “states”.😁Is there an update yet? What a story…on so many levels!! I loved the training, the story, the countryside, their home and the fact that they built it!!!😱😳Beautiful! The sightseeing, the getting lost… Steve and Tanya, you are SO ENTERTAINING!!! It’s important to know we shouldn’t be riding/training without a contact. I know first hand of a 75 yo (or older, I’ve forgotten her age) who spent the night out in the cold (November in New England) after falling off her horse in the arena. Her Aussie kept her warm…never left her side. The caregiver found her the next day…clue to why she shouldn’t have been riding, but she was a lifelong horsewoman who thought she could still do a little riding in the arena. Thank you Steve and Tanya for giving us these videos!!!

[@RuthMTuff]

What a lovely spirit Cameron has. The work you did will help both Becky and Cameron have the confidence needed to begin with riding again. I think they are both ready. Thanks so much for sharing your gentle and compassionate approach.

[@dee21701]

What a stunning horse, he just needed some loving care. He also had trama, he probably thought he did wrong and hurt his person. I'm glad she saved him and giving him another chance. ❤

[@homeedconnect]

Aw, this poor buddy. I'm moved to tears. So grateful he has you, Becky. And, thank you Steve and crew for making the huge effort to get him moving forward on this new leg of his journey. He needs protein and lots of good nutrition along with all the love and care you're providing. Really praying it goes well. Please give us updates!

[@fields-n-feathers]

What a heart-jerking story this was! Oh, my goodness! Steve, a movie from this story would be amazing! Sweet Cameron, you're making your beloved Rachel so very proud. Thank you all for loving, restoring, and challenging these marvelous creatures, around the world. 🧡East Tennessee, USA

[@maryg3143]

Cameron is a real trooper in spite of what happened with his owner. I hope he will continue to become healthier.

[@sandralarson-gonzales3797]

He seems a sweet horse, have no idea why they call him the killer horse, especially without an autopsy

[@flenzy]

People are often quick to judge, slow to understand.

[@deniseroach5066]

Thank you Steve and Tanya for another excellent video! This horse has a very gentle soul and has had a lot of great training...you can tell! Not sure of the accident...you never know...but he doesnt seem to be a mean horse at all. God bless u for taking the time and expense to help this horse!❤❤

[@noellemcclain]

The head lowering is so sweet. Such a good horse. Love your work. First video, I've watched and absolutely love your work. I hope this horse recovers

[@californiadreaming567]

Thank you for helping horses and their owners

[@tamielynne7374]

You are truly a wonderful person Steve. There aren't many people who are truly selfless, and caring. Especially at your own expense. Your love for horses truly shows. I love how you will do everything you can to help each and every horse. You have been able to help the horses others couldn't. Horses who's owners had lost hope. I really admire your work. And i think you and your family seem like such great people. I hope you see this comment, and know how much we all appreciate your videos. Take care ❤

[@emma__sews]

Another great video, but this horse more than any other I've seen was so ready for Steve's leadership and appeared to know it all already. I'm so jealous of living in Andulucia❤❤❤bless you Rachel, may you rest happily knowing he is in good loving hands.

[@theresalovell2103]

What a gentle soul Cameron has! Thank you Steve and Tanya for helping this horse to live the best life. Such an emotional video , blessings to Rachel and Becky and good luck for your future with Cameron I think you will be brilliant!. Love Aunty Marlene!😊

[@martylesnick2032]

A FELLOW HERE IN MISSOURI RIDING HIS HORSE TO CHECK HIS CATTLE. HAD A HEART ATTACK. FOUND HIM IN THE PASTURE. THIS IS SUCH A LOVELY HORSE AND LISTENED SO WELL TO STEVE TILL THE FLAG CAME OUT. PERHAPS THIS HORSE DIDNT CAUSE HER DEATH. HE IS IN GOOD HANDS AND BY HIS BEHAVIOUR THIS HORSE WAS VERY HOOKED ONTO STEVE AND RESPECTFUL. NICE HORSE!!! Susan

[@indyford3531]

I was wondering if the woman could have had a heart attack and got caught in stirrup or rope? We don't know how she was found other than she was still attached to the horse. Imagine the horse couldn't move without dragging the woman?? The horse could run away turn freak out?? We weren't there. Maybe a horse psychic ? Is there such a thing? Horse speaker, whisperer? Anna Bretenton? Australian lady.

[@sacredrain7757]

Indy There are people who can “hear” horses, even remotely. We all communicate on an energetic level, but few are those who can receive and convey messages. There are many books about animal communicators.

[@indyford3531]

Thank you.That would be a dream to hear them. I would feel so blessed. I found the lady's name I referred to "Anna Breytenbach"@@sacredrain7757

[@cornievandermerwe4152]

I don't think it really matters if if was the horse's "fault" (which off course it wasn't, they don't have malicious intent). What matters is moving the horse past it to a better life

[@fleetskipper1810]

@@cornievandermerwe4152Agreed. I’m sure it wasn’t malicious. Any number of things could’ve happened.

[@dianafrancisco9689]

My take is this . WOW that Cameron would even all on there human near him is incredible to me ! After being attached to a human dragging them around for 2 days is bad enough but the smell of death? WHOA ! Such a sad situation that has come full circle to trust and confidence again .. I feel he had confidence but the triggers he had to overcome were hugeTHANK YOU Steve for building this horse up to getting over great fears

[@suebbb9827]

Steve & Tanya ~ you are just an amazing and wonderful couple, you work so hard for the better of horse folks everywhere!!! ♥️♥️. What a touching and warming experience to watch this and how intricately Cameron had been so finely trained by Racheal. What a special gift Becky did for Racheal to guard the well being of Cameron ~ Bless her Hugh Beautiful Heart. We would all Love to have that Special person to look after our Sweet Babies.

[@lydiajuenger640]

Steve, I've been a trainer, and competitor for well over 40 years, I would not have done it any different. I own my own farm/training center in the States. You did a fabulous job. Kudos to you and Tania! Love your videos!

[@joanrempel]

I have enjoyed gleaning such a wealth of knowledge throughout all your videos and this one is a good reality check. I appreciate your delicate balance of humor, kindness, thoughtfulness and respect always.

[@joanrempel]

❤from Canada

[@cnhamilton1982]

This brought tears to my eyes. God bless her for saving this beautiful, sweet boy.

[@playfultones]

I love that Steve is ambidextrous when it comes to driving on either the left or right side of the road! So impressed. I love that I can watch your adventures before and after your equine work. I like that you mention to people that they have a choice to skip ahead or not. I like living vicariously through you and Tanya. Love, love, love that there is another horse in the world experiencing a new lease on "life". Rachael must be beaming in heaven!!!!

[@dianebannister4591]

I love to watch Steve Young videos with him working miracles with the problem horses. It's so inspiring to me.

[@karenbeisterveld6923]

I really look foward for tbe updates on this video. I think she will do very well with Camaron. This horse is a good soul who has suffered a trauma. He is really wanting to go foward and leave the trauma behind him.❤❤❤❤

[@ritadelitta424]

Well, if l waited for someone else to be home or around , I would never ride ,,,so thankGod , l was blessed all my life with all my wonderful horses ,,,,l rode all over Indiana , Florida, Texas and Colorado,,,,,alone ,,,,,as well as with others ,,,,, no accidents,,,,,lm now 74

[@PersonalTriumph2022]

What’s your secret ?

[@KathrynRose-schultz-qs6qw]

Your the help that the owner and horse needed! As always life is better all the way around. Party On! 🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@judymurphy3842]

What a wonderful story Steve & so sad also. Poor Cameron looked petrified to start with. Such a sad story. You are so patient & lovely with the horses. We felt for you Tanya standing in the hot sun filming. Not easy standing in one spot & boiling heat. The meal looked lovely !!! Lots of love from New Zealand.

[@brewnhell9938]

I can imagine just how traumatizing this was for all around and especially for Cameron. I haven’t made it through the whole video yet but will finish it now. Thank you for the insight.

[@elizabethannegrey6285]

Wonderful to see a traumatised horse responding so well. Great video.

[@soniaclarke1171]

Once again Steve another amazing video of your compassionate horsemanship skills. The trauma that Cameron went through, know one knows, but he is now in the hands of a very caring owner and many happy years ahead.

[@susanowens4528]

GREAT VIDO --IT IS AMAZZING HOW YOU WORK WITH HORSES SHE WAS SO LUCKY YOUR SPONCER HELPED YOU GET THERE TO HELP HER TO MAKE HER HAPPY THANKS STEVE HUGS 🥰🥰🥰

[@GypsyGirl317]

Cameron is a stunning horse 🐴 and watching this was a real delight. He has so much potential for good. ❤️ 😊🌿👍🏽🙆🏻‍♀️

[@debbiehansen5058]

I’m falling in love with this horse.

[@tessamorgan7076]

A lovely horse needs a happy outcome well done Steve

[@Freeandokay]

Beautiful gentle horse was given a bad rap. Thank goodness he was given a chance. I can not believe he caused the accident.

[@rhondapraise]

BLESSINGS......❤ Steve For HARD Work...!!! Be SAFE...!!! 🙏

[@ruthiezophia7118]

I'm so excited your going bitless. How wonderful.

[@archangel807]

Just realized the trainer going to the horse at it's home means a less stressed horse! More success for the trainer, owner and horse....

[@doreenwilson138]

So happy you were able to help this villainized horse show his true self so that he can evolve into his next best life He was truly best by your presence. Thank you for being you and showing up