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[@Notthenormltd]

This is my daughter and her horse Arty. Steve was amazing, and after a couple of incredibly hairy bolts off the trailer she found Steve and I'm so glad she did. Her heart was broken when she thought she'd never be able to do anything with him, I've genuinely never seen her so distraught 😢. He's a gorgeous chap, incredibly capable, and she really feared she'd not be able to do anything but hack locally with him. Steve's changed all that, and we know that once she's mastered the behavioural issues and got the relationship right, the eventing world will open up for her with this beautiful boy. Looking forward to our second session with Steve, hopefully then we'll have a chilled chappie. 🤞🏻😊

[@sue5242]

Artie is a beautiful horse and I’m sure the second visit will go great! Tell your daughter to stay strong and never give up!😊😊😊😊.

[@SteveYoung-kd3qk]

Lovely ❤ the part 2 will hopefully have some of Robin riding Arty at my place ( if she wants to obviously) and then that is a real world simulation of a trip and and reload. This will be a slow progression but hopefully a great outcome for a lovely mum and her daughter x

[@louisegogel7973]

Thank you both for having us be able to see how things went for you two with Arty. I appreciate your sharing very much and wish you all the best in learning, and becoming even more amazing horse people.

[@louisegogel7973]

@@SteveYoung-kd3qkAnd thank you as always Steve and Tanya and family for your work in educating the world about ways to help horses and people feel comfortable a d safe with each other.

[@tracyjohnson5023]

I want to know how to make that linseed mash Arty loves so much.

[@dianajones8598]

Congratulations to Charlotte and Dan !! Woohoo 🎉🎉🎉❤

[@PRINCESSDREAMYLYN]

why would anyone be happy for someone contracting with the state vowing to give them a share? i think this is horrific. you do not need permission to love someone and you damn sure do not owe the state nothing when they earned none of it. the contract/license isn't a contract between them it's a contract between them and the state. Stupid people every where brainwashed and deceived.

[@rccyberwarrior2267]

@@PRINCESSDREAMYLYN Marriages predate the state. It is the will of God that man and woman unite in a marriage. Marriage licenses were issued by the state to prevent near relations from marrying without knowledge and risking major problems with children. There are false theories being spread online about laws (including admiralty laws) based on the work of individuals with rudimentary legal education and possibly mental health issues. Consult a lawyer to understand what laws are in force and apply to a marriage, not badly informed individuals online.

[@PRINCESSDREAMYLYN]

@rwarrior2267 THATS A LOAD OF BULLSHIT. Christians think that because the collection of scripts translated to English and placed in the BIBLE. Before that the bible didn't exist and hadn't been commissioned. the marriage license was permission for bi racial people to get permission to marry.

[@AussieKool]

The best bit was the Benny Hill Music when the horse was pulling you hahaha 🙂😂🤣😅😋😛😇🥰

[@tracyjohnson5023]

Right? Love Benny hill

[@AussieKool]

@@tracyjohnson5023 I like the music, That show is for men to enjoy. 🙂😆

[@georgiascott5779]

Love Benny Hill!

[@madduck2323]

I was just getting ready to say that, too!! Too funny!! 😂😂😂

[@DiSWRwow77]

Cor only a certain few of us will get that & know what u mean, ha ha.

[@Rbuffdogs]

Most injuries you see in trauma centers are not from riding, but from loading/unloading or being in very close quarters with horses. SO dangerous. Glad you are okay!

[@caobita]

True. 15 years ago when I had my sweet Haflinger pony, he accidentally broke my left big toe. I was cleaning his left hind hoof in the barn when a small grey pony got loose and ran by the barn door. Nico got spooked (probably thought there was a wolf or so). His hoof came down high speed, landing directly on the end of my toe and he even turned around on that hoof. My leather boot wasn't strong enough to avoid my toe to break. The following ouch-ouch-ouch dance that I performed must have looked hilarious. Was quite painful to walk during the next weeks. Well, 💩 happens, but life goes on

[@kidstuff44555]

There was an accident here in Australia I remember where a mother got crushed under the ramp when the horse panicked out backwards as she was putting the back up. Imagine the poor daughter who wanted a horse knowing her mum died that way. Parents often try and help even when they may not know anything about horses,. Horses have the fastest reaction time of any domestic animal

[@caobita]

@@kidstuff44555 OMG, horrible

[@sue5242]

After the horse bolted taking Steve with him, I was astounded at the way he brought the horse right back and carried on…I would have needed a minute or two. Shows the importance of getting help from someone with experience as well as the importance of consistency. Awesome video…congrats to Charlotte and Dan!

[@donnac.1609]

A big horse missing a ton of basics!! He uses his strength to rebel!! But Steve brought him right back! Good job!

[@margaretfleming3554]

From this post it’s clear the smallest equine conversations make the biggest difference. Many congratulations to the happy couple.

[@louisegogel7973]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@Romovictorio]

Lovely words ❤

[@marymcclavey8395]

Cat loads super well.. I suspect Tanya attracts them.

[@clonejones7955]

Cats load easily but are difficult to herd.😂😂😂

[@mylescahill3963]

The smile on the young ladies face when he loads says it all ❤

[@robyn6827]

About the track, we wouldn’t and never have taken him either up or down it, when we brought him here for the first time we took him off in the neighbours yard and I walked him up in hand. Eventually we’re planning to re tarmac it there was just no point for a while with all the hgv lorries coming up for the construction work we have going on and wrecking the track further.

[@laurajackson6860]

This was so satisfying to watch, Steve and I forgot to mention this before, that your new microphone makes a huge difference! I'm looking forward to the next installment with high hopes for this gorgeous equine. 🐎What a brave soul you are. 🦺🪖Thank you.

[@IreneBakerB9]

What a gorgeous big boy Arty is. I love how he looked so pleased with himself at the end as he knew he had done well. Looking forward to seeing how it all progresses.

[@Lakemichigangirl]

The music was funny glad you’re safe. Congratulations to Charlotte and Dan.

[@ceg2235]

Thank you Steve. As always, you are one-hundred percent correct. From that weird little trailer, to that horribly bumpy driveway, that poor horse was probably traumatized. First and foremost, that trailer is too small for that horse - especially a horse that's claustrophobic. Not only is it one of the strangest trailers I've ever seen, it seems unsafe for a horse his size. People that have never had huge horses, don't know that if you're going to have a big horse, you're going to need to invest in a trailer that he feels safe in - period. Whoever told them that trailer was big enough for an 18 hand horse, needs to have their head examined! I had an 18.2 hand Warmblood, and a 18 hand Shire, and we ended up getting a three-horse, extra tall, extra wide, with a back and side load and lots of windows so they didn't get claustrophobic. And yes, we opted for a gooseneck. Not only are goosenecks much safer, (especially for the big guys!) they provide a much smoother ride for your stressed out horses. Trust me, it's much less traumatic for them when they can walk in one side, walk through, and walk right out the other. Once we got the bigger trailer, we could literally just say, "load up" and they'd walk right in. Even with your expertise and training, he is never going to be a hundred percent comfortable traveling in that weird little trailer. Thanks to your help, they may be able to load him, but the poor guy will always be stressed out traveling in that thing. Not to mention, traveling backwards is not how they're designed to travel. Heck, a lot of people can't even ride the subway facing backwards. It's not the natural motion and it's just not fair to your horse. I hope you talked them into getting a much bigger trailer. I think they'd have a much easier time loading him, and they'd eliminate any undue stress placed on him from riding in that weird tiny trailer. Thankfully, for the horse, I am so glad they contacted you. I've been subscribed to your channel for a long time, and I truly believe you are one of the few actual "horse-whisperers" in existence. I cringe to think about all the poor horses that are whipped and tortured into submission by aggressive trainers. It's heartbreaking to watch. Your training method should be used throughout the world. Frankly, I'm surprised you don't have a million subscribers by now! I try and spread the word and share your channel whenever I can. Everyone, PLEASE, like, subscribe, and share Steve's channel. I know a lot of so-called horse trainers that could learn a thing or two from Steve. Think of it as saving a horse each time you share a video! 🙏🐎🐴🤎 #SteveYoungHorsemanship #HorseWhisperer

[@lightseeker2242]

Thank you for that perspective. Dog person here and learning from Steve with these videos has been very helpful with dog training as well. Helps me to see from the dog's perspective when I consider techniques and practices. Space issues, even size issues as you described with this trailer can make the difference in getting the results desired.

[@Notthenormltd]

Thank you for your comments, we will look into a rear loader. This horse however has never travelled in thos trailer yet (he was brought to us in a rear loader that took 4 people to persuade him into), and he was walked up the track to the property. He's not travelled in any trailer on our track. Sadly, the track is not owned by us, it's a farm track we have access rights to, so unless the farmer is happy for us to do work on it, it's not going to change anytime soon. The trailer is an Equitrek Space 511, which we have been reassured is suitable for horses of Arty's size. I think it's hard to see exactly how big it is in the video, but it was definitely too narrow, so Steve's suggestion to move the central divider was a genius mive, plus to quiten the rattling, and take the head divider down. We're hoping these changes will make Arty comfortable enough to travel along sensible roads in this trailer, if that turns out not to be the case, then we'll look at an alternative. He does travel well once he's in, we've witnessed that following him when he was brought home, but we were also reassured it was the case. Fingers crossed we're half way to a happy traveller!

[@saspinks3001]

One of my horses prefers to ride butt forward. He will turn around every single time. In both a stock trailer or a 2-horse with a divider.

I get really aggravated when ‘horse’ people think that their way is the ONLY way. In the past I have used a small steel two horse trailer and I felt it good because it held them in and they couldn’t get in trouble. I had a Morgan back then, and was only 14.2H. For years now, 25, I have had a 16’ stock trailer with two sections. It is 6” taller to accommodate mule ears. That said, when given a choice, they PREFER TO RIDE BACKWARDS. Now I have just the one 16H riding mule, who has lots of sense and I’ve had for 20 years, I will tie to one side with enough slack so he can decide which way he wants to ride, but he still always chooses to ride BACKWARDS. You call their trailer “weird” but there is a seat for every ass, so if it works for them, don’t be so harsh with your criticism, and this is the nicest I can be.

[@KaliAZBeef]

Same. Every horse I have put in a stock trailer turns around if they can.

[@fernemcallister6774]

I love that you show the good, the bad and ugly.

[@constancesmith8881]

Yes, we’ve all been there! 28 year old ex-racehorse 18.2 hands, I’m 5’2”, who was used to getting away with pushing his weight around for years, used to drag me quite a bit. Wish I’d had SYH videos back then! They can be unstoppable. Sometimes all you can do is laugh. Crying would be pointless, right. Laugh and try again. Very good to know it still happens to the pros though😁 Congrats to Char & Dan🎉

[@1951JULY]

Congratulations to your daughter Charlotte and hubby Dan on their marriage, where’s the Grandbabies too ? Brilliant turn around with that lovely giant ARTY, well done❤️

[@carolleenkelmann3829]

"Are you married?"...🎶🎵...No longer, but Charlotte and Dan are! 🍀🥂🍾. God bless you Steve for all that you do for horses and their owners and being a good Dad.😊 .

[@glitterprincess5672]

Congratulations Charlotte and Dan!!👏👏👏

[@janetlevy1338]

Another great video. I have to say the panic scene reminded me of a time I was driving with my friend behind a horse trailer that had picked up her off the track thoroughbred who was returning from a trainer. The back top portion of the trailer was open; we had just left the stables. It was a long time ago but I think they had trouble loading. Anyway,, we saw him rear up as high as he could -- we could see his whole back. We signaled the driver to stop and my friend made the decision to ride in the trailer with him for the hour drive back home. I was nervous for her and it turned out all right---he was calm with her in there. But later I found out she could easily have been trampled to death. Very stupid decision! Thanks for your warnings, Steve.

[@corinneguest]

Good grief, little lady big horse and what a problem. He seems to be getting used to the idea, one load at a time. In time they are going to have a blast, maybe even be Olympians! Well done, you stayed upright, pretty amazing considering how fast he moved off.

[@donnac.1609]

Quiting when things are working and harmony prevails! Stop.....and do it again .....and again! When I was training hirses I used to satmy to myself and others; " patience is a virtue"!!

[@sidilicious11]

Another trailer loading sucess. Just terrific! 👍🐴👍🍀

[@mariagillinson8527]

Congratulation dear Charlotte and Dan…

[@lsdev4229]

Great job Steve...love watching the magic happen. Glad you are OK. Thanks Tanya for not dropping the phone while Steve was being dragged ...that's great content😂🥰🇨🇦Sharon.

[@jeanettejohansson5181]

❤️🥰❤️ congratulations to Charlotte and Dan 🥂 💞

[@emilym4546]

Hi Steve I love all you're videos you have made me feel better and the videos are helping me get thorough the rest of Faber because on February 8 my horses jack passed away and I had him for 20 years. Thanks for helping me get thorough this hard time. God bless you and your wife

[@dramaqueen6G]

Congratulations to Charlotte and Dan! That's wonderful, and I'm sure you and Tanya must be over the moon about it.

[@wendypeckinpaugh1078]

Beautiful horse and who could resist a Benny Hill flashback! 😂

[@glitterprincess5672]

This was a great educational video Steve and Tanya!! Glad you’re safe!!

[@kellygalvin7775]

Love how Steve goes fixing the trailers for people , congratulations Charlotte and Dan

[@MrsGiraffe]

Many congratulations to Charlotte and Dan 🎉💐

[@fernemcallister6774]

So nice to see you finally in sunshine!

[@tonyaknight7098]

What I would give to have an ounce of Steve's knowledge! Amazing work as always ❤

[@dd3wc]

Brilliant … looking forward to Part 2 so we can see the lasting effects of your working with them. He is a gorgeous horse … hopefully this will lead to a long rewarding relationship with Artie! As always you make it look too easy, so it’s hard to envision that he was ever difficult in the first place! BTW I love the insertion of the Benny Hill music when he bolted … quite entertaining I must say. See you in Part 2! Happy Trails! 🙏🙌❤️🇨🇦🍏🐎🥕🐴🍎🌸

[@lightseeker2242]

Amazing solutions! Congrats to Charlotte and Dan!

[@joycev2314]

❤❤❤ I didn't realize how much I missed these. You being a wonderful teacher allowing us seeing you read the horse before it happens. It's joyful and exceptional and makes me so happy for the horse to be completely understood. I stopped while you're still in the barn to tell you it's beautiful.

[@sjleo799]

Congratulations to the happy couple. Enjoy your holiday ❤

[@jenn_2281]

Glad you didn't hurt yourself and kinda managed to keep up with the bolt. So happy for Charlotte and Dan! 🎉 Good of you to take care of things for her. Nita looked like she was wondering what she was going to have to do with you there. 😂 Happy trails from Indiana, US.

[@mettebessnielsen5667]

Tanya, love you for loving all creatures. What a beautiful colored kitty 😘❤️🇩🇰

[@Trapezius8oblique]

The Mother and Daughter were very good and engaged and willing to learn.

[@karenjackson3269]

Congratulations to mr and Mrs James ❤❤🎉

[@fernemcallister6774]

Congrats to the newlyweds, love your bar replica, and love your videos.

[@sharonp6762]

Great video. The owners can learn/practice so many important skills for their own and horses well being.

[@TheSparkysdog]

I'm not a horse person, but I find these videos fascinating. The psychology that goes behind the work is amazing. Thank you.

[@user-ug3qq4py3i]

Gorgeous horse. Marvelous trainer. Wonderful owners. Nice work

[@caobita]

Cngratulations to Charlotte and Dan! Great job on the horse like always. 💕🖒

[@susangreen8087]

Beautiful pic of you and Tanya behind you ❤️ so happy this Beautiful big horse got brilliant future ❤

[@georgiascott5779]

Congratulations and GOD BLESS!

[@marymcclavey8395]

I get a bang out of how cats manage a cameo appearance when the camera comes out and there is action in the stable yard. They really are curious creatures. And there is always the chance of some offered attention.

[@rustea9695]

You are wonderful with these horses with issues. Great job.

[@margies5906]

Congratulations to you all🎉 happy beautiful life to them❤❤❤

[@tlg8547]

Thank you. Enjoy all of your videos. I'm learning so much. Hopefully someday I will have my own horse to try some groundwork. I'm 50 now so running out of time 😂 I love the long videos. They give me an "excuse " to sit down with a cup of tea and relax!

[@plainspokenJane]

As long as you're on the right side of the dirt, you have time. I hope you get your horse and do very well with him.

[@nathaliebourgueil7568]

Oui non oui

[@rolty1]

That's so brilliant! I'm a musician/sailor and know nothing about horses but this is captivating... animal psychology, fantastic!

[@suzannerichards4885]

Hi Steve and Tanya, I wanted to let you know that I've convinced my daughter to watch some of your videos. She recently got a new OTTB who was supposed to be a perfect loader and maybe he was when he was going on a bigger trailer but was reluctant to load on ours. A couple of hours of ground work in the week before and after 3 sessions he now consistently gets on. Still working on staying on till everything is closed up but making great progress! Thanks Steve!

[@lindaallen78]

Repetition is the key. Steve is a MASTER. Let's do that again shall we? Always with kindness and respect. ❤

[@dianebannister4591]

I am fascinated with how Steve trains horses. Whew, that was a worrisome moment when the horse bolted out of the trailer and ran and Steve with him. I am so glad for the improvement of loading Arty.

[@bettyforsythe2513]

Congratulations Charlotte and Dan.😊Great training session Steve!😊❤😊

[@bindisuecassiesue4293]

AMAZING STEVE GREAT WORK!!🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@cynthiabechtel61]

Enjoyed this so much. How you explain everything makes these videos so interesting to watch. Thank you for sharing.

[@ginettevincent1824]

Great job to all. Love the videos and tips Steve. I'm a new rider at 62 and learning tons. My daughter has just moved to London from Canada. Will be visiting her in March and looking forward to my first visit to the UK. My first question was ... are there any horses near you?? lol

[@chrisusher7144]

Love your barn never saw it that far away cute nice in the grass

[@biddiemutter3481]

🎉Congratulations to Charlotte and Dan !🎉

[@marthablake4387]

You do such wonderful work with horses and people. Bless you and your family.

[@barbarajgosselin6797]

Steve you have done a wonderful job, helping him out to make him feel comfortable when he is in his trailer!😊😊😊

[@debbieredmon5063]

I do love you. You make such an impact on your horses and clients. I also love that you share your adventures both equine and otherwise. Tanya and you are wonderful people. Congratulations to Charlotte! I also have some bar envy! I’ve had a horse that was terrified and actually broke out of her trailer while it was driving. Very slowly but it happened. Keep doing what you do and know you make a difference.

[@Notthenormltd]

😱 My worst nightmare!!

[@donnac.1609]

This horse needs to look to his handler as his leader.....that can be easily changed! Steve is showing that perfectly!!

[@KeithWiggins-xc1sf]

Its amazing how the right handling and confidence gives a horse . Can not wait for part 2 , i think she should maybe ride the horse in the morning before he travels it all helps . Been here before . But well done he looks a great type and it be just so cool to be able to take him out and do stuff .

[@AppaloosaDreams]

💝Congratulations, Charlotte and Dan!💝

[@melsafken764]

We parked our horse trailer in the pasture & fed our horse in it. Started with hay just inside the doors. Gradually halfway in, so she learned how to back out after eating. Now we just throw some grain in the front feeder & she loads herself.

[@conniekenny3829]

Another great video! I hope the owners study this and how you handled him. It would be great if they watched some of your others videos too.

[@brendalaird8094]

Loved it had a good laugh at the Benny Hill scene 😂❤

[@nicoleneuenschwander3263]

Live in Florida. Love seeing Steve with our American flag on his sweat shirt. Thanks Steve!

[@barbaragalbreth4429]

Love the sweatshirt, Steve 🇺🇸

[@karenjackson3269]

Great job ❤

[@susanowens4528]

CONGRATS TO YOUR DAUGHTER AND NEW HUSBAND 👰 & 💗🫂=====STEVE ANOTHER GREAT VICTORY WITH THE BIG HORSE THE GIRL & HER MOM WERE VERY HAPPY 🥰🥰🥰

[@karenfennema198]

Thank you I Steve for all the groundwork instruction. And for clarifying that you go a lot faster in your videos than we should go at home. Lots of repetition of the basics: backing up, lowering head, fielding hindquarters, haltering with quality. Thank you.

[@colleenmansfield2614]

What a gorgeous boy

[@maryannenizio5074]

Congratulations to Charlotte and Dan

[@pamelamessman975]

Just a thought about there driveway. That’s traumatizing in itself when they take him out. Just love watching the horses learn that they can trust us. ❤

[@donnac.1609]

Horses that truly fear something must have been severely traumatized to be this extreme. What a challenge!!

[@dianajones8598]

Excellent video. 🎉❤

[@user-pw2qe6en5e]

As always a great informative video, won't lie I held my breath when the horse took off with you ! Glad you're ok, and congrats to Dan and Charlotte ❤

[@bondart5728]

I was very frightened for Steve when the horse bolted. Steves work can be so intensely dangerous. I think Steve is very brave to take on troubled horses and he has to be smart, talented and experienced to do so. Also, you have to have a great wife with nerves of steel like Tanya. Thank you BOTH!

[@sallyr.6891]

Great job Steve and Tanya. Congratulations Charlotte and Dan.🎉🎉❤❤❤ ❤

[@ddunning6207]

The stick is over by the gate leaning on the barn... I saw you set it there and thought, 🤔 he didn't realize where he set it... Lol sure enough! 😂 Ive done that too many times!

[@Fubar2024]

Saw your grass ski short earlier! Really looking forward to this!! Thank you ❤️🇨🇦

[@julzhepburn3688]

My families horses always load perfectly ,,my Sister ( also a professinal class1 driver ,says " Drive slower and smoother ,,,(once they are actually loading ,) Her first journeys are always a drive out and staight back home , until they just stroll in ,,also it can be made a feeding station where they go for some treats or a meal each day ,,but loading them once ,and going for a drive ,elliminates the stress of wondering if they willl load again at the end of the day.. After that the ride is everything ,,she got asked so many times ,she would say , ""if you can drive with your coffee on the dash and not spill it ,your horse will load ,"😂 Hes a gorgeous boy ,,and you are so lucky to have Steve help you,,Bravo you and Steve ,im sure your daughter ,,will get more than a horse that loads she will have the basis for a great relationship with her lovely horse , And that will be your grestest strenght in competition ,,,,over 60yrs traning and teaching ,,and absolutely endorse steves work , and wish you lots of fun and success ❤🐎♥️

[@Faelani38]

I am glad he is doing better. Arty is a beautiful boy.❤ Congratulations to Charlotte and Dan.🎉

[@playfultones]

Here's to Part 2. Brilliant. Can't wait. Congratulations Dan & Charlotte. Super Cool.

[@emerwatchorn6971]

Another great training video. Thank you Steven and Tanya

[@Rescueluv]

Beautiful horse lovely family such care and kindness from Steve and Tanya makes the world a better place

[@charisseayre1299]

Great stuff!! 💯

[@susangreen8087]

Congratulations to Charlotte and Dan ❤❤

[@jenniferbridwell1013]

Authenticity shines! Thank you for always showing us the whole story. So many KZbin trainers edit out the parts when a horse gets the best of them, or show a pre-trained horse. I have a horse similar (but 2 hands shorter!) to Arty on the trailer, and this gives me some great ideas - I am working with a good trainer as well. Best of everything with Arty- he'll be a fab eventer. CONGRATULATIONS CHARLOTTE AND DAN!💜 Tanya, I just adore how the kitties always find you and literally throw themselves at your feet- it says a lot about you and the energy you put out😻

[@juliehare3403]

I have definitely come across this problem in my lifetime. How I wish the Internet was available back when I was training and riding...so much useful information out there. Thanks!

[@C-Rocks]

Sound very good!

[@joycev2314]

❤ split second timing. Still in stall 😊

[@Apb23]

Oh this is right on time. I’m learning how to bring the horses into the trailer. And they are both nervous in it. My draft is nervous getting in now.

[@marcymartin2840]

What a great video! So glad that Arty is a good temperament horse. Looks like he learns quickly and even wants to please the human. I have to say that, because when you had to let go of him, to keep from kissing that building. He didn't really try very hard to break away again. He truly is a very big horse and can hurt someone without even trying to. Looks like he has some wonderful and caring owners as well!! I also want to say Congratulations to Charlotte and her new husband ( I am sorry I can't remember his name 😮) on their Wedding!!! Sending love to all and can't wait until the next video!!!

[@Crazyllama3]

Great video. So glad it went well and all were safe. I learned a lot as always.