Is This the End...? Part 2

[@stevec7712]

Pauly should be getting a sponsorship from the TYLENOL Company for his back at the end of the day.

[@mlwtennessee322]

Thankful for the people like this that try and undo the damage done by human beings. Love these beautiful people!

[@jillking5876]

Pauly, 99% of a horse's problem is the owner, only one percent is due to the horse. Love your work!

[@sharonburgess9488]

That's a fact. Paulie is a great farrier.

[@ellimae1548]

Totally agree..really don’t think the average backyard horse owner has a clue what it takes to own a horse..

[@MaryMa427]

So impressed with Pauly being willing to do research before taking action.

[@regie6465]

“90% of horse problems is the owner” this is way Polly is our favorite king 👑❤️

[@margelittleboy]

As a retired pleasure carriage driver, I did 100’s of miles of road driving & there is definitely pro’s & con’s with the bohrium on the shoes. We always used packing & leather pads between the shoe & hoof to help with the impact of driving on the roads.. This was back in late ‘80’s thru early 2000’s. Getting the levels even on the shoes was essential, as were the pads. The farrier was out every 6-8 weeks, shoes replaced every other visit. I drove year round, so the feet didn’t get too much of a break - going 8-10 weeks between resets. The ice balls in winter were the worse. I got to the point I had shoes removed late fall & not put back on until spring to give my Fjord a break & grow out some good hoof. I liked when the studs came out, although not removable, they were level, easier for installing for the farrier. Being retired, my last Fjord is a pasture ornament & has never had a shoe on her. Farrier out every 8 weeks, goes to 10 weeks in winter. The cost difference of barefoot to shoes with pads & studs or other traction added is amazing! Enjoy your explanations, your farrier is definitely a hard worker! Wish I could gift him a chiropractic visit or massage, but can’t, as I’ve been dealing with many health issues. You all do great work & seem to have a good team there. ❤🙏👍

[@ellimae1548]

Wish more people were like you…

[@annpalmer7470]

Oh, this was a wonderful episode! Pauly’s problem solving, excellent evals and awesome adoptions. . .

[@francesn33]

I swear cool j moves like a Icelandic Pony. I love him. Nicest I seen come through on your videos. Perfect balance. Perfect confirmation. Great attitude. Top line is so healthy.

[@christinatsakanikas2093]

He’s a gaited horse. Apparently the ride is really smooth.

[@kathleengowarty2742]

He moves like a Rocky Mountain pleasure horse​@@christinatsakanikas2093

[@claudiadickerman4218]

Oh what a sweet posting this has been. LL Cool J , he sure is a neat little guy. Lots of energy but not a brat at all. Always happy to see that blind horses do find good homes so kudos to her adopter who like she said can show her students that just because a horse is blind doesn't mean that they have no life to give. Again, shout out to Paulie, he is a heck of a guy who works his booty off. He also is kind and caring in his own way, he wanted to do some research on the one guy as he said, I don't want to do more harm than good, so want to make sure that whatever I do to his hind feet does not make whatever worse in his hips. Paulie needs a life gift certificate for a massage a week. Being a farrier is hard work, but when working with rescues and drafts and everything in between it is even harder. I say he needs a hot tub for next Christmas!

[@tammyackerman9015]

I'm so glad Beauty is going to be a lesson horse. She is going to make an excellent beginners horse. I hope you can find Sassy as good a home,she deserves it. Thank you so much.

[@schrevolution]

Ll cool j is going to make someone a fun trail buddy, such a sensitive responsive boy. Gotta love a zippy gaited horse.

[@humaneleaguelancPA]

Backbreaking job! I’m a massage therapist, wish I could give him a massage, poor guy!

[@annepettit3855]

When they get older those little minis could make an adorable driving team someday

[@annmurry1628]

I hope that everyone there at ponytails have good luck for the rest of your lives and every horse and pony you have has a long and healthy lives and they get very good homes for good

[@lauralake7430]

Cool J is just so cute. Even his winter coat is cute. Cute lil legs, everything about him is just smoochy!

[@Katseye102]

I just get excited when I know there’s a video of yours coming!! 😃😃❤️❤️

[@anyabar12]

Join us for the live chat when it premiers at 8pm!

[@lindakorsiak5809]

Rode one like cool j. Jigged my innards out for months. One day i put a kid on him. Pokey slow. Turns out it was a kids horse before it hit the camp string.

[@m.gailwieterman1987]

What a great video!!! Congratulations on having so many adopted!!!

[@kathleenvadney6217]

Everyone at Pony Tails is trying so hard to help these horses and let them build confidence that humans are not all terrible. I would encourage the trainers to watch the Steve Young Horsemanship KZbin videos. He doesn’t hurt horses and offers leadership with his training. I’ve seen and heard some very helpful training strategies. Hope they’ll take some time to view his videos.

[@na.nner.s]

I sent them 2 of his ties! I love him!!!

[@robertmarino2158]

For a small size man , Pauly handles the feet of large size horses , congratulations you do make a difference , thank you , stay safe !

[@DMSqueen1]

Sunny is beautiful

[@OnceUponaTimeline]

Cool J looks like such a fun horse and I like how sturdy and sure footed he is. Just needs a tad of fine tuning and learning to stand still for the mount.

[@morganalori]

Glad to see so many getting new homes. So many cute horse butts squeezing onto trailers. Hmm, lightening the load, and making room for more. So glad to see progress on those feet, even if slow. yay for Paulie being willing to go the distance for these horses.

[@diannagregg191]

Tons of love, gratitude, and respect to you ALL, but especially to Pauly who is my absolute hero!!!

[@hannesofie6071]

I'm willing to bet Mr. Cool J is part Icelandic...... He's got the same energy as my late mare! Some Icelandic horses just wanna go! 😅😅 He's a really cool boy!!!🥰🥰

[@normeadow969]

I love watching your episode keep making more &your team is amazing

[@sallywaites8517]

I think LL Cool J would be an excellent little horse for the right person. He's very responsive and very willing, maybe a little too willing but he would be great fun. ❤ Yay, he did get a home.

[@bettyechristain9711]

Great video as always. So glad sweet Sunny got her forever home along with five others!!I

[@teresafindley5050]

I think LL Cool J is a paso-fino just with his gait

[@patriciaramirez5632]

I am probably wrong, but ive noticed from watching many rescue and homesteading channels, that curly hair like cool j has is the first signs of cushions.

[@nicole81392]

LL Cool J speed walking was so cute! It reminded me of grandmas speed walking through the mall with their jogging suits and sweatbands on their heads. Straight legs and all 😂

[@heavnlyangel775]

I love the braids on Sunny. Looking good.

[@Alaska2446]

Awe poor baby "Niki" I don't blame her for needing sedation her feet were bleeding and probably unbelievably sore :(

[@PurdueAlum01]

44:30 a far away glimpse and mention of Envy for those Envy-loving-people... I know several ppl ask if she is still on the farm...yes she is... usually in the paddock with their personal horses.

[@christinavanhardeveld2206]

One thing I see consistently in your videos , which I think should be reconsidered, is hoping on a horse that is moving around. I understand you guys are busy and trying to evaluate them but I would think one of the basics is standing for mounting.....it's rider safety and basic horse manners (chances are if they aren't standing to mount, they aren't standing for vet, farrier and even grooming....hope you guys consider fixing this aspect of evaluations and training. Keep up the great work!

[@PonyTalesRefuge]

That is something we work on, but for initial evaluations, to an extent we let them do what they want to see what they know and are capable of. Then correction is applied and we move forward to fill holes or correct bad behaviors, ect.

[@ellimae1548]

⁠@@PonyTalesRefugewell said. People have to remember that most of these horses are older, not trained properly or haven’t been ridden in ages. So what has been taught will take time to change 😮

[@mariagillinson8527]

What a great job your doing with LL cool…

[@gailholt41]

Ll cool J looks like Paso Fino, would make excellent trail horse, they are trained to walk out. Nothing wrong with him

[@aleciam4729]

I was thinking the same thing. My aunt used to have Pasos, they would always be at the head of the group on trail rides and our quarter horses would be at the middle to the end. Lol

[@kimmarievan-ever6599]

So excited for part 2..!! Saved it till l go to bed so no interuptions !!..only calls of nature 😂..I'm so pleased they took Beauty too..she is slow but steady..ideal for a new or nervous rider and boy what a way to teach them from a young age that blind horses can still lead a full stimulating happy life and not just be sent to auction for scrap !!.. gotta mention Mr Cool J..jeez he sure is a speed merchant isn't he..!! Do you think they barrel raced him ?.. but he sure was responsive to all instructions..except maybe WALK😂😂..so that was 6 horse adoptions and 1 goat..Biggie and Lil Wayne are soo darn cute..shout out to Pauly.. its back breaking hard work to start with..but when you have horses who have probably not had the best experiences with humans and farriers who don't know what they are bloody doing..then Pauly has to try and put that right..such experience tells especially when he pulled the foot up by rope...neat trick.. And we can tell when he comes across poor treatment..bless him he wanted to do more investigation before he did anything to that one horse..so he wouldn't hurt the horse..!! And THAT is from an excellent experienced farrier..worth his weight in gold is Pauly..now you have freed up some space..next stop the auction saving more souls..Bless you ALL for what you do..Missed Nate in this one..😂.. 🇬🇧💕🙏✝️👏👍🐎🐎🐎🐎🐴🐴🐐🇺🇸

[@GrandmaLM]

Well said.

[@ppww6076]

No wonder these horses have ended up with you. There are big holes in their earlier training! I hope they progress well and get adopted to good, sensitive and responsible homes. Keep up the good work.

[@Dragonfruitplayzroblox]

Amazing job with all the horses u rescue and u are truly amazing. Fun fact, LL Cool Jay is the name of my show dogs dad.

[@GrandmaLM]

Watching the shoeing gives me a back ache 😂

[@andreaciceri794]

So enjoy your videos. Love seeing all those adoptions.

[@OfficerPolaris]

I got my Root Beer Float ready and excited for tonight!!

[@briannacrawford4765]

LL says “I baby barrel horse zoom”😂 he looks like an absolute sweetheart. He just wants to show you ALL the things

[@CarolineRichardson-n9b]

They will make great carriage driving pair

[@agfillion1]

I had a saddlebred thoroughbred mix and he was jumpy, really startled easily. Since I had to ride on paved areas to get to and from the riding trails i used borium shoes so I was walking and trotting instead of ice skating. He seemed to do well with them and, in spite of being skittish, he didn’t ever act out with humans or other horses. He was pretty sweet.

[@opusydaisy6563]

LL Cool J reminds me of my grandson. Move out of the way I'm walking here as he runs by you.

[@SuperSkyhorse]

LL Cool J reminds me of that french trotter we have at my barn, who used to race and had his first rider only in august. He is still only learning that he does not need to go with the speed of the light all the time

[@christinaveeckman111]

I love the adoptions more space to rescue and down to your hard work and care❤

[@surestar74]

SUNNY! My favorite little hippo got a home and a little girl to love.

[@leeangus1839]

That's so awesome guys. Can wait for next week's . All my 💗💕🥰❤️🤗💖❤️🤗❤️💖🥰 to all.

[@kathleengowarty2742]

Paulie is an impressive farrier

[@annepettit3855]

Definitely gained-and cute!❤

[@karentownley4062]

A little competition pony he’s quick xx

[@judytinker3392]

I like sunny she’s cute

[@mariagillinson8527]

Wish you guys could do a fundraiser for an indoor arena.

[@cynthiacarter514]

Thank you Pauly

[@lindomarchagas1877]

Olá a todos,eu adoro ver os vídeos de vocês, fazendo este ótimo trabalho com estes animais lindos, mais agora vocês estão de parabéns pelo repertório de nomes para estes cavalos do vídeo de hoje.um abraço para todos vocês.🙋🇧🇷🐎🌹

[@sparhawkable]

We used to put barium dots on the winter shoes for our sleigh horses. We did not travel every day on roads but it kept them from slipping on icy pavements.

[@BarbBitter]

My lower back hurts for Paul’s!!!! I do have back problems!!

[@sBaum]

A darntootin

[@lonigauthier5534]

Maybe llcoolj was either a barrel racer or cow pony

[@betty-jocarlo5980]

Wow. So many rehabilitation cases went home today. Very happy for them. 😊

[@CarolineRichardson-n9b]

Oh my god how cute are those little dudes

[@kathleenvadney6217]

At 26:06 on the video it looks like the feet or legs or back might be giving her some pain causing her to dance around. I wouldn’t think it common for a completely blind animal to move constantly when they can’t see where their movement is going to take them.

[@cherylwarner2623]

I'm wondering if LL Cool J is a Missouri fox trotter. He has that quick step and head bobbing motion. 😊

[@susanthoms6268]

I have not watched gor a while but i was interested in what happened with the mare Janis and her baby, Bobby McGee. Such an inspirational story took my heart. I hope all is well with both of them. ❤

[@GrandmaLM]

Thanks Pony Tales from your neighboring state, MN

[@amybaker5241]

A little fine tuning and some learning of first gear more than second and he will be a great lil guy for someone. He even looks happy to be ridden.

[@TaptaClip]

🍀

[@judytinker3392]

I like that fast little LL Cool J he’s a speedy little bugger and he’s small but speedy

[@GrandmaLM]

Paulo, great farrier work. But I get a backache watching😂

[@XpurlX]

LL CoolJ would be good for barrel racing!

[@autisticBBBELady]

Is it possible that LL Cool J was primarily used as a small cart horse? That might explain the fast walk he automatically does.

[@joannepantale483]

@autistic He's a gaited horse with a "running walk".

[@memphis2375]

Great video!! ❤❤❤❤

[@karenwang-friesen7475]

Hello from Canada

[@dawnuselto8777]

I'm thinking that LL CoolJ would be a good little barrel racer!!!! Might be a good idea to try that for him??? He definitely has the go for it 😅😂

[@barbiebush]

Hi from Massachusetts

[@ursulamartawilkinson5346]

Hi, is it still called buddy sour when a blind horse is away from its companion?

[@akantiia]

So many adoptions this episode!

[@canadiannavywife434]

I am so lucky to be the person who was the number 462nd person to like this video... So awesome.... Hugs from Esquimalt

[@karenjackson3269]

Great teamwork ❤

[@Retierdlife4me]

Cool J looks like he is paso fino or part paso fino. Being a Peruvian paso owner myself I know these breeds and this way of forward walking is normal for these horses. Their legs go a hundred miles an hour and not so forward motion. They can be high strung or as they say in Peruvian lots of brio which means energy and willingness to please. So trying to get him to go slower is going to be a challenge because this is natural movement for these horses. Good luck I hope he slows down for you but don’t be surprised if he doesn’t. And that’s only if he’s a fino or part fino. Watch videos on this breed and you will see what I’m talking about.

[@randybutler4772]

Thank you for sharing.🐴

[@jodyboatright41]

❤

[@wildnanafarm]

How do you treat thrush

[@annmurry1628]

My farrier used a heal bar made like a wedge and it helped our standard bred race horse and we had it made in a shoe that went over the whole hoof because of his hoof wall would not hold nails one time and we used hoof care powder that help the hoof grow stronger and put calcium power with it as if you don't put calcium power with the hoof care powder in it dose not work as good and when you use that hoof care powder it make the hoof wall stronger and it really works as i had to use it on my cow horse that had white hooves and he had very soft hoofs that the shoes use to come of very easy and it took six weeks for the hoof care powder to work and it was my vet and farrier that told me about the hoof care powder and to use calcium power with it and now he dose not lose his shoes that easy and he could even go with out shoes over the winter months because he dose not get ridden because of his old age now

[@judytinker3392]

LL cool J he’s got a fast little trot. There doesn’t he he looks like he wants you to give him the reins and run. Beauty is blind but she’s doing good see blind horses are good. I have to worry so much just a little careful.

[@jesseelisabeatty8205]

Watching ll cool j ...i think he was taught move out fast, because hes so positive, moves off the leg etc..he might be trained to do the march in place thing lol

[@OfficerPolaris]

Oh can’t wait!!!

[@kristenkaz3080]

Here we go!!

[@Bekkmyster]

I got here early today :)

[@Merf314]

Is Cool J a pass fino?

[@CindyBurdette-wy3pg]

Is Cool J a Tennessee Walker?

[@kaseyrainiesinger41]

Ll cool j is the type of horse who likes to get up and go and holding him back don't work well he wants to go. That's a good thing he doesn't want to lolygag he wants to go

[@chickpea3092]

I hope Sunny is not too much for that little girl

[@eegarim]

When I lived in Idaho, I belonged to a gaited horse group. Because Paso Finos, Peruvian Pasos, Tennessee Walkers, and other gaited horses walk faster than Quarter Horses, we had to trail ride separately. The other riders did not want to jog during the entire trail ride, but slowing down gaited horses is not really possible.

[@marshawoods7493]

I have been wondering if your trainers work with the horses to pick-up their feet. It seems like Pauly gets thrown around trying to trim them. I can see way he has back problems. He does such a great job and is a top notch ferrier.

[@kathleenvadney6217]

LL Cool J needs to be taught to stand completely still before anyone mounts. He’s learning a VERY bad habit. It will become increasingly difficult to break that habit the longer he’s allowed to do it.

[@crimequeencreates8248]

I agree. He should not be allowed to just head out right away when he wants to. Not only is that dangerous for the rider, but he is learning he doesn’t have to wait until the rider tells him to go. My grandpa had a mustang that did that. The moment he felt weight in the stirrup, he was off on the go. It was very hard to break him of that habit.

[@cassandradelune]

Is the adoption partner different from a normal adopter? It’d be cool to see a vid sort of going through about all the different roles involved in the rescue

[@PonyTalesRefuge]

An adoption partner continues training with some of the more difficult horses to provide them with the daily consistency that we cannot. They then find them new homes, we run the proper checks to confirm the adoption, and they get to sell for what they would like and keep a percentage while the other percent comes to us for the horses "adoption fee". Only very trusted partners are a part of this.