Horse taken from his mother and put into auction

Taken from his mother and put into auction
Petrified and full of trauma ! Plucked from his mother and thrown into the auction ring !! Let’s try and help this little fella understand . This is as back to basics as it gets but watch how this little gem changes so quickly !

[@windytatom]

I would love to see a little follow up on this beautiful, smart horse later when he is older. I can't wait to see what he looks like and how much he grows. So impressed❤

[@grammeatticus2172]

Yes, pls do a follow up so we can see how he turns out.

[@kkheinrich9224]

Yesserie! Please

[@joycemorrell1293]

A lovely smart,calm, intelligent foal. It would be really nice to see what he is like when he gets a bit older.

[@honesttraitorbear3527]

I've had my quarterhorse 1yr old filly for 4months now and I've trained her using you methods Steve. She is full of the good stuff. No bad habits to start and no bad habits currently. The level of respect and gentlness observed between us is increadible. I'm walking her off the property evwry morning so she experiences light traffic and everyday situations. I consider her 95% halter trained, but everything I do with her I do with quality! We repeat things until we can do them gracefully. Your voice runs through my head everyday when I work with her. Thank you very much💚

[@willowbug2115]

So much respect for this man's skills and ability to read body language, and teach body language. Thank you for your time and knowledge. Please keep sharing.

[@sarahthomson8183]

ditto!

[@shilohndrah]

W sanding, I had no idea such a horse therapist existed. Human therapists have much to learn from this man. He is so humble and wise.

[@leonnZawodowiec]

❤so nice to watch thank you so much

[@aprilstar3572]

Lovely little pony , I’m from the US and 62 and enjoying learning about horses for the first time in my life , Such beautiful animals they are .

[@lynnegee6814]

Can I recommend @FriesianHorses for beauty and kindness.

[@diannaa5631]

What a sweet willing personality he has.intellegent and friendly too.I hope the owner listens n learns.if she does what a pair they'll make.

[@wendypeckinpaugh1078]

He's beautiful and so quick to figure out what you're asking from him! All this work now will make such a big difference as he grows. Bravo little guy!

[@phyllisnunn2061]

Amazing!! What a great lesson! This baby is lucky to have landed in Steve's sphere. ❤ Thank you, Jenny, for saving him from a dreadful place!

[@amydaugherty5909]

So much gentleness, kindness and respect for this little being. I love watching and learning from your videos. Thank you.

[@afonphoenix394]

Yes, because forcefully removing him from his mother forever is so gentle and kind.🙄

[@Mickeyliera]

@@afonphoenix394 Don't do that here. She's giving him a way to recover and live his best horse life. We all must eventually let go of our babies.

[@OzarkRose]

Poor little fellow! It’s a shame that he’s had so much trauma so early in life. When I bought my boy, I got given the option on how we were going to go about weaning, because I bought him at his mother’s side, and I asked that the foal be kept with her till he was six months old, and then be taken away with one of his pasture mates that was another foal the same age. She could then be kept as a weaning buddy for him until he was no longer anxious. When I brought my boy home, I had a older gelding that I knew was very good with young horses, and he was given the task of being the babysitter for the foal when Captain finally came home. To this day, the horse that was Captain‘s babysitter and he are very close friends. The breeder and I also began working with Captain and his mother to teach Captain to be handled with a halter and lead rope, and to be loaded onto a trailer so that he could be taken to my home eventually, but he was trailered initially with his mother so that it would not be as stressful a situation, and after he had some time being trailered, then when he got brought home with another young horse that was used to going places and could be a calming influence when he was being taken to my farm.

[@catherinedupre814]

My first time watching, you got him at an auction?? he’s beautiful….he’s Smart, I LIKE HIM…he’s soooo willing to be loved….I wish him Love and Luck, You too….I am a bit envious,❤️❤️❤️

[@doloresreynolds8145]

Sadly, there are a lot of foals that are basically thrown away to create nurse mares for valuable mares’ offspring. The breeder doesn’t want a valuable mare to waste time raising a foal when she could be breeding another one…

[@lizhrubik3936]

Steve enjoyed his work today. Babies in any species are fast learners. What a beauty.

[@carolefearnley1990]

Awww,this little baby is as Bright as a button,so gentle he seems so eager to learn,will be a fabulous horse would love to see him grow into adulthood,

[@Doxymeister]

I do like this little guy! Most young horse colts are mouthy and often try to get a little nip in here and there, but he was very well behaved that way. No striking or kicking either. Very smart, picked things up quickly. I think he's hungry to learn--Jenny, you did very well in choosing him! I think he's going to be a great little riding horse. Thank you for helping him, Steve!

[@geminidream4347]

When I first saw him, I thought he was dirty. LOL What a unique coat coloring. He is very intelligent to pick up on all the different commands you were teaching in one go.

[@metarra]

Loved seeing the difference in his head and eyes near the end. He was scared at first but then relaxed after getting direction. They need leadership.

[@KathyAllensworth]

What a bright young boy. Steve is connecting well with him, and he is eager to please. You can really see that his future is looking great.

[@deniseroach5066]

Another great video! I love this little guy! He has all the right stuff to make a fantastic horse and partner for Jenny! Steve as always you are so patient and gentle! Thank you for showing us and the horses the right way! The US needs trainers like you!❤❤❤

[@dlou3264]

What a sweet, sweet horse! So smart! Great lesson! I loved this training session! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@SilverPonyKat]

Cute baby! Already picking up his feet and haltering, he's on his way to a good start. While we can't fix all the problems they suffered in the past, he's young enough to forget it with time and really blossom into quite the horse. Good luck to Jenny with him. Would love to see him in a few years all grown up.

[@katelamb4250]

❤ I love him!!! And Jenny did an awesome job gentlyling him and showing him what love is between man and horse!!!❤ And Steve you're as gentle with the young ones as you are strong and patient with the troubled ones. Thanks for everything you do!

[@jackiee3703]

I love Steve Young’s videos. There is so much to learn from them and he is so kind in his methods. It is also great that he is here in the UK. Thank you Steve and family.

[@sonjarado1175]

Poor baby! Glad he’s in good hands

[@Cosmicgypsie]

Ruddy brilliant with the hand feed... I DON'T EVEN OWN HORSES! REALLY ENJOY WATCHING THESE. 🙏Thankyou

[@djberkey5449]

Another hour zoomed by! What a little heart breaker this boy is! And so loved by his mom and she is so loved by him! Thanks again from a non horsey fan!

[@JennyLee57]

You have a vibe that creates a calm and responsive attitude. It allows the horse to learn on its own, which is perfect for them! Handsome youngin' !

[@TheEsther1961]

What a lovely sweet little fella, and Steves work is so wonderful and calming to look at! Love his videos!🤗🥰🐴👍

[@melodieshimon]

It use to blow the cat sideways when it walked out the door omg 🤣 you made me spit me coffee out lol 😂

[@eflores4449]

What a smart, good little boy. He's going to be great.

[@triciamcmillan9846]

I don’t have a horse. I had some small experience when on holiday as a child and I loved it. I do however have a dog and the idea of pressure and release has been useful to us (she applies pressure to me by huffing and she releases when I do what she wants - walk, open the door, food etc. 🙂). It does work the other way round as well from time to time 😁. Seriously though, it’s delightful to see how effective gentle persuasion is with even some very troubled animals. The more of your videos I watch, the more I realise how much skill, intelligence and concentration you put into your work. I can see you need to tune out in order to tune in to the horse. I hope you will be able to get one of those things that stop wind noise (I think they’re called a “dead cat”), and that you can find a way to have the picture display in landscape mode. All the best and I look forward to more videos - nearly forgot, I do like to view of the countryside and the narration as you drive through. Thanks 🌺

[@Lynne2106]

I hope you get a horse.

[@claudiadickerman4218]

This little guy looks very promising. He is curious but not pushy and seems to be working out things very quickly. Hope we get to see him when is he grown and jumping or showing. I wonder how long she can keep him without gelding....he would be a beautiful stallion if his temperment stay so good once the hormones get to going.

[@alicepotter8165]

I keep saying how wonderful your work is. I come away smiling. Looking at feet worked for me yesterday . Thank you 😊

[@nomi151570]

He's so sweet, patience and love 💘 love the dance 🥰

[@emmaoconnell6168]

Omg he's gorgeous!!! 😍😍😍 chunky monkey looks like he's gunna be huge! Love to see his colouring as he develops... Good luck - wishing you a lifetime of happiness with him x

[@CarolineRichardson-n9b]

That foal is so cute he is watching and trying to work stuff out 😊. @Steve I have been watching and listening your communication skills with owners and you always have something extremely positive to say about all the equines ….

[@apachespook71]

Nice Colt, Glad he's getting a lucky break in life with you !

[@kathleenloverso5654]

Jenny filming while running the horses was awesome...♥️🐎♥️

[@ek2156]

That little guy is one smart pony! He was picking up on your training so fast. I get the feeling, not that I'm any kind of knowledgeable, but gut feel he is going to be a good horse. I love his coloring, very handsome fella!

[@pjarman8874]

Those babies at auction how they are treated, so traumatic.this little chap is a willing learner and what a good home he's got, wonder what he's like now?

[@dreed5530]

Such a pretty color pattern on this foal. Please follow up with some updates on this little gem. He looks to be a quick study. Best to you all.

[@adibarr8996]

When he 1st got his head down... It's like he's hypnotized. 🤗

[@georgiewalker1069]

Steve the Master … your work is incredible. Thanks once again for the uplifting videos. Such gentle hands but firm consistency when required. What a wonderful job you have. Love seeing beautiful Wales, England etc. best regards to you from South Africa

[@audunique6905]

He is absolutely gorgeous and so sweet and smart ❤

[@vickyannpaintingwithoils]

How is this horse now? I am completely in love with him!

[@abbebladon]

What a little beauty this baby is! It amazing seeing you work Steve, you are fantastic xxxxxx thank you xxxxx

[@robertbiggs4934]

Steve, thanks for another wonderful video! I've never owned horses, but absolutely enjoy their beauty. Love the "connection" you have with them, and find your techniques so interesting. Your experience shows. Thanks again!

[@ellecrescent9834]

That vid from the auction aw, the poor thing. Mum gone, all the noise. But then as soon as someone gets his brain working and it starts moving forward and he starts getting used to you, he starts to relax. What a sweet horse. These videos are so cool, I'm really learning a lot. I'm getting that same excitement from learning about dogs and their body language all over again.

[@gypsyqueen3806]

I’ve just found your channel and I instantly wanted to subscribe to you!! You are an AMAZING TRAINER!!! I cannot wait to watch all of your videos!! I live in the United States, in California. I don’t currently have any horses but am saving up to buy another horse property so that I can have horses again very soon!! I can’t get enough of them!! I’m so thankful to you for recording what you do and posting it!! This is a very nice colt!! He’s going to go very far as long as Jenny sticks to your training methods!! ❤️💕❤️💕❤️💕😘

[@sandraworrell]

Wow! That was absolutely beautiful.

[@madeleinedonaldson4422]

Ditto here, Steve please do a follow up on this dear sweet little pony He is adorable 🙏💝🙏

[@lindagatti7796]

You are amazing with horses. Love watching you, because you have respect for the horse and you don't bully them into submission.👍

[@zantomko1780]

What smart little colt and kind trainer 💕

[@sobatdin9593]

Steve first time I have met you and daughter what a gentleman. I really enjoyed your teaching style /techniques I ride one hour a week but always loved and admired horses. You have made my Sunday just watching you work am hooked now thank you very much .😀

[@christinegautreau224]

Absolutely beautiful. What a great lesson.

[@laveniajohnson2283]

Please do a follow-up with this little guy. I would love to see him develop!

[@mistywebb3592]

Such a beautiful baby. That's how fast my horse Cisco learns.

[@saddleupvickysue1412]

The videos keep getting better! This tutorial seemed so clear to understand. Sweet horse. Love the end especially since I’ve never ridden. What a feeling it must be. Thank you !

[@valsummers5330]

I hope we get the opportunity to see how this smart little fellow gets on! Such a good baby

[@katebaxter1160]

What a beautiful baby. He’s landed on his feet. I hope the other babies did the same. They looked terrified at the auction. How much did you pay for him? He’s going to be a good little horse for you both can already see the bond and having Steve on hand. Wow. Your so lucky. You will produce an amazing horse between you. All good wishes on your journey. Thank you so much for sharing. Please continue. It’s going to be great seeing Flint grow up and seeing the bond develop. He’s a smart cookie. 😃

[@jackiebrown4235]

What a Sweetheart! Great Job! All the best for many Happy years together ❤️❤️

[@kristinel6352]

Adorable little guy. He's called a varnish roan pattern in appaloosas. He might roan almost white. I have a red roan blanket pattern appy who is 13 now and mostly looks all white now.

[@Tyson-co4oc]

Hes actually called a fewspot.

[@Growmap]

@@Tyson-co4oc There is some inconsistency in what people use to refer to various patterns. Few spot Appys typically have very obvious, distinct spots. I would call this one a varnish roan. Apparently, some call them "marble roan".

[@samanthastrange4889]

​​@@Tyson-co4oche's a varnish roan

[@lisajel52]

He’s lovely!

[@sharndawg007]

He is such a little cutie! 🐎

[@florence2095]

This was by far my most favourite video. Charlotte did a wonderful job as camera girl 💕🐨🦘🇦🇺

[@cherylgawne711]

That’s going to be a really wonderful horse! Amazing energy

[@toscadonna]

What a sweet and beautiful colt. Great work with him.

[@lizasarinsky1]

Love listening to you, Charlotte, and Tanya’s voices in these videos! A family affair!!

[@kkheinrich9224]

I love Steve 🤍 how you Teach the lowering of the head- the "Adrenaline shut-off". This lil' guy is ADORABLE!!! Jenny got herself a goodie! With all those"boring details"going through his lil' colt mind.. those small openings became non issues- he didn't have room for those thoughts!😉 Loved*the last scene GALLOP! IT WAS CERTAINLY nice to hear Char's voice🎶

[@myhappygecko2895]

he has such a look on his face I can't stand it! he seems curious and intelligent

[@eastcoastartist]

Precious. Could we have an update?

[@irisessex90]

This colt has gorgeous markings it’s going to be breathtakingly beautiful when it’s grown.

[@JJskiddy]

Poor horses my heart breaks what this baby went thru….please give him a happy safe life….

[@lynneableyburton3845]

Lovely to watch, and what a sweet foal!

[@BlackBilby]

This is why it is so much better to start all the ground work as soon as possible. They learn like sponges. And quickly forgetting the negative experiences they had. This is a brilliant trainer.

[@BoninBrighton]

It’s good to see your films are now on YT I loved watching your stuff on FB then it went behind a paywall 😣 and I really missed following you. I wish you well and hope people find you again and subscribe. The films are fabulous.

[@nurscathwill]

Always about the $$$

[@kerrydwyer1879]

Hes beautiful. You,Jenny,are blessed to have a little lad like that.

[@randieraye4359]

I love that little guy! He seems very special. Great job Steve, bringing out a wonderful personality in that baby. Very sweet.

[@susanevans1495]

I love the barn with all the different sized stones

[@jaynellewellyn7628]

This poor little guy! Taken from his Mum too soon, I suspect. But a sweet temperament. wd Steve, great video

[@Nyquil5]

Bright little fellow with a lovely demeanor. He will make a delightful mount.

[@ReptilesGeniales]

Those last seconds were amazing so glad you put that in there!! 👍🏻❤️😘

[@tiachandler5350]

She's lucky he trusted her enough after she done what she done to put the harness on him but sometimes they are very forgiving especially if they are babies ...he's a beautiful beautiful horse ....you are awesome at your job very gentle and respectful and the horses respect you after a few min very awesome

[@TNBredRose]

Hes gorgeous and has such a beautiful soul. Wish i had him

[@gemma3767]

Oh what a gorgeous baby horse with such a lovely colouring whoever owns him and the other horses are truly blessed. How wicked to take a foal from their mothers and put them in for auction.

[@lisaitrindle1720]

He is beautiful and so willing to please and learn, awesome 👌

[@MR-yf5wn]

Wow! This is really good! 😀😀 Happy hearts throughout the entire video and so much learning!! Thanks for all the efforts... it really shows!

[@carlaloganmercer6855]

I have learned so much friend m your videos and only seen 3. You have so much patience and knowing body twitches and movement of the horse for everything you want. Everything makes so much since with the tightened rope and release and also with mouth. Thanking you for sharing it all.

[@dianaspy6733]

Lovely young horse. Very sweet and observant! Thanks for sharing!

[@titanbuck7]

What a wonderful baby. Just drop dead gorgeous with so much amazing potential. I do wish I could have had him. That brave part of him co.es from the Quarter horse influence found in many Appaloosas. Before they stupidly opened the stud book to Thoroughbreds in the 80's, Quarter horses tended to be way more steady minded than even now.

[@jenn_2281]

Hey Steve. I know this video has been out awhile, but I just found your channel a month or two ago. One thing I noticed with this colt, if you watch it back, early on in the video you walked around him for something and after doing a couple sidesteps he disengaged. So by the time you intentionally disengaged him, he had already done it for you once. I definitely notice more of the little cues now after watching a couple dozen of your videos. Keep up the great work!

[@Achala148]

There is something really nice about him, I just love him... can we have an update please... please😊

[@Stardust_Truth_Seeker]

It's so sad to see how horses are treated as commodities and disregarded or plucked from their mothers

[@jenniferlehman326]

Foals are born knowing how to stand up, nurse, and to be able to run in an hour, usually. You can teach so much to them that is your foundation to when you belly over, then mount, dismount and then ride long before any of that happens. You build a good foundation for your house, why wouldn't or shouldn't you build a solid foundation starting them from foals?? What you put in there stays there, if done correctly. Best Regards and Stay Safe Everyone!! From Ontario, Canada, Jenn. 💖 💖 🇨🇦 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟

[@gafairbanks2434]

DEFINITELY HER FOREVER HORSE 💜🐎💗💜 Such a precious & smart youngster and gorgeous.

[@lanischagreywolf6452]

I'm just in love 🥰 babies are so wonderful

[@dagmarsigridmanondenijs-bl7156]

If only you would have trained us with our horses. Thank you for these videos.

[@martylesnick2032]

FINDING GOOD HAY IS A UNIVERSAL ADVENTURE. HERE IN MISSOURI WE HAVE DRIVEN SEVERAL HOURS FOR GOOD HAY. WHAT A CUTE COMPACT LITTLE BABY. GATE JUMPING O NO THATS NOT GOOD BUT SINCE SHE IS A JUMPING PERSON, SHE KNOWS HE WILL JUMP. WHAT AN IMPRESSIVE JUMPING PARTNER IN THAT BEAUTIFUL BLACK/WHITE HORSE. Susan

[@debvogel9241]

That little guy is so cute! Easy learner! I bet he will be a great jumper and fast! I'm so happy Steve worked with him! He brings out the best in all equine he meets

[@jeannetteparry5587]

What a delightful little fella! (Sorry Steve, don't mean you :-D) I've never had the opportunity to have much to do with horses but love watching and learning about their personalities, reactions and emotional needs. That little horse is so very responsive, you can see him puzzling out what Steve is doing and why - especially tapping his side with that stick. "Hey! Stop it! Why you doing that? I don't like it.... But you must mean something by it, so if I can work out what that is..."

[@petrakrugell8752]

Such a pretty foal, love it 😍😍 Great job and the begin of learning Steve's language 👍👏👏