How To Saddle A Wild or Green Horse

[@biddydibdab9180]

I like watching Isidro work. He has such a calm, relaxed manner and the horses feel soothed.

[@nancyk3615]

Nice job! He sure is handsome and stout.

[@catzndolz61]

Isidro Espinoza ALWAYS picks the most beautiful horses!

[@Griphos]

That is one fine looking animal. I agree with you, he looks like an old foundation QH before they started breeding them to have hindquarter deformities (lol).

[@melhawk6284]

With no small amount of Andalusian thrown in! But foundation Quarter horses had some there already, if I remember right... or am I misremembering?

[@beverlywalters9894]

I had my eye on Oberon during the IA. If I had been able to take him at the time, I would have bid on him. I am so glad he is getting the best training.

[@jaxjax4813]

First vid of Oberon, I thought he was going to pass out from hyperventilating. He was so petrified. My heart was breaking in pieces for him. He has come a long way in those six months. He seems to me he may always be a bit unpredictable. Only because, as the saying goes, "you can take the person out of the city, but you can't take the city out of the person." I think that's with Oberon. He is a strong free spirit animal. And will never be fully domesticated in his heart, soul and spirit.💖 And that's alright. He tries so hard but it's just not in him. IMO He has a kind eye, but free...my heart breaks he can't live the life he always knew and loved. He is one beautiful animal. Yous do a great job! I love watching your videos.

[@robinfarmer4787]

I love his eyes he is so beautiful

[@modocroughstock5700]

Not being there, it's tough to catch it all.. he's so good at training..

[@cathythompson6872]

Oberon is so handsome.

[@sidilicious11]

Oberon is so handsome, I have a solid black Paint who looks similar, beefy build, wide chest. Looks like he’s handling the saddle very well now.

[@67charged]

The most difficult thing for people to understand is the ability to interpret the horses body language, and to feel either the fear or the acceptance of the exercise. And some people

[@carolynstewart8465]

Why would anyone want to saddle a wild horse?