ORNREY GELDINGS FIRST TIME WITH SADDLE AND FIRST RIDE

Huckleberry is my new client horse. In this video, I go over how to put a saddle on an unbroke horse for the first time and even get on him! This is the first time on him in a saddle. We had gotten on him in water before but never on dry land. If you want to see us getting on him in the water make sure to go check those videos out!

[@susanscully9523]

Great job, girl!! I love you and JR praying over the horses before you ride.

[@marilynrhoney8714]

I just love the videos. A prayer before riding Huckleberry touched my heart. You are amazing ❤

[@crtclb]

Huckleberry seems to be making some nice progress! Thanks for sharing

[@lisaclark7103]

I enjoy watching your horse training videos. I'm so glad you put on a helmet for writing a young/new horse.

[@MichelleJones-ev6pz]

Excellent job!! I love watching your family train your horses!!❤❤

[@SallyLaBaume]

I am waiting for Huckleberry to grab the saddle pad and take it off his back. Have to be on your toes with him being so curious. Makes me laugh.

[@susanbelida6981]

❤❤Nice to see you Becca. Your doing a great job with Huckleberry😊. I wish you all the best.

[@Fezzicka]

To see the two of you working together is a joy. You both are a confidence that comes through and even though you had so much great information that you spoke about I found myself rewinding the video to watch the body language. Honestly you present yourself so well thank you.

[@marycoker99]

I always enjoy watching your training videos. Huckleberry looks like he is making progress 👏👏 ! GOD ✝️ bless 🙏 you and Huckleberry working together. 💖

[@Sympatico4u]

You are dong great, Bekah. Huckleberry is learning and improving with each session.

[@ToniMoore-yy6vl]

I think Huckleberry is doing great in he's training im glad that you get to train him he's going to make a good horse for who ever gets him good job Rebecca ❤❤❤ keep up the good work with these beautiful souls 💕

[@mikehenry6284]

Absolutely love your channel Rebekah, your doing an excellent job with him. I also love the fact that ya'll say a 🙏 prayer before you ( or whoever) mounts for the first time. He had his ears pinned back pretty good, so I said a prayer as well. He's learning and I also think he's going to make someone a really nice horse when you've finished training him. Love and God Bless you all 💜 ✝️ grandma Jennifer in AZ.

[@judinemulerski315]

Great job Bekah

[@sharonhooks9071]

Great job,Becca!❤🙏

[@shellyrobertson988]

awww that was heartwarming. sorry he tripped, glad he’s ok! glad your ok also!! God Bless❤

[@jeanniedenning1069]

You have such insight with horses!

[@user-ih6wy3gr6b]

I was wondering when we were going to see another video from you. You are making good progress with the stubborn strong willed spoiled young boy. Huckleberry was used to doing as he pleased for his early years. He's not happy about surrendering his will, but you firmly, gently retained the alpha position. Excellent training session Rebekah! Talented young trainer! Love, love, love ❤ that you and your Dad pray over the horses! To God belongs the Glory, yesterday, today, and tomorrow! Thank you for the video. God Bless. - ACD

[@denisehernandez3513]

As always you are doing gr8!!! Love to see you and Huckleberry work together.😊

[@KristinaBenoit]

Huckleberry Jones first ride, Excellent prep work, Bekah! He might like bitless bridel in the future after he's well trained on using the bit. 😊

[@brendadoherty3060]

Makes my heart proud of you sir. Your daughter is doing a great job. Glad JR your taking time to help ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@arizonamom8773]

He is a sweet boy albeit spoiled but learning thanks to you, Becca! Enjoyed the video and the Faith in God The Creator and Sustainer of All🙏. Looking forward to the continuing education of Huckleberry. P.S. love his name❤️

[@padfoot3]

Yourcontent is excellent! Videos would be easier to watch if the camera was set up at the door and facing into the barn - the way it is set up now, the light from the door makes it really hard to see you.

[@patriciahamby996]

Beautiful Horse 🐎 ❤️ 👌 😍 ♥️ 💖 ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@CapnBubbaa]

Great Training Lesson.. Huckleberry is getting better manners wise...

[@cattsunn]

Nice job! Thanks for sharing

[@denisemccoy423]

Nice first ride.

[@GrandJan46]

Great video Rebekah but just a suggestion. When you film inside the round ring all the light is in back of you coming in from the barn door. You and Huckleberry is more in the dark and sometimes can't see your face. Need to film closer to the outside door so the light shines on you. Part of the video when you got the bit in his mouth the lighting was so much better and we could see you and Huck. Just saying 🙂

[@barbaranolan5674]

Hi, Becca. Would it be possible to set your tripod and camera up at the barn door so that you use the natural sunlight as your light? With the light behind you, we see mostly silhouette. Great lesson.

[@patriciahamby996]

Great Job 👍 👌 👍 👌 👍 ❤❤❤❤❤

[@patriciahamby996]

You're welcome 😊 🙏 🤗

[@bonsaidouglas9180]

Nice work Bekah

[@rmcbeigh]

thank you so much for sharing!

[@gennijarrett8926]

Nice to see you again

[@gennijarrett8926]

horses can be ornery just like 2-year-old children are ornery I should know I was very honorary child growing up

[@bethmcc8153]

Excellent! Very informative!

[@traciehart4470]

Awesome job again Bekka. I can see quite a difference in Huckleberry already, since you started training him. It’s so lovely to see and I’m sure his owners will be beside themselves with happiness and gratitude. When he had his little mishap, or trip, if I had been riding him I would 100% ended up going over his head and landing either on my head, or bottom.🤣🤷🏼‍♀️🤦🏼‍♀️ I realise that you’re breaking him in, obviously, but what do you personally think about bitless bridles? Sorry just thought I’d ask. He’s a beautiful boy. Sending love and blessings♥️🥰🇦🇺👏🏻

[@RanchingWithRebekah]

Bitless bridles can be an amazing tool for certain horses. In my opinion they would never work for a show horse of the Missouri Foxtrotters breed due to the intensity of the show. They would be pulling so hard you wouldn’t be able to keep ahold of them. For a pleasure horse or horses used for trails it may work very well, just depends on the horse at that point.

[@traciehart4470]

@@RanchingWithRebekah thank you so much for replying. Really appreciate that. Definitely makes sense what you’re saying. Much love and blessings♥️🇦🇺

[@laurenholbrook1907]

Man he’s a pretty horse

[@BetsyAmos]

I thought so too. It is sort of a shame he is gelded, but I know it makes many horses easier to manage.

[@dianestoltz8502]

Great video , such time an patience ,,,thank you

[@roseport20001]

Glad that you both are OK.

[@michellelyons7929]

Good video🎉

[@miriam2997]

Thank you for the clear description of what and why you are doing each thing. May want to correct the title for spelling and grammar: ornery, gelding’s.

[@Michael2x]

Amazing!

[@deloresrogers685]

Good job! Starting nice n slow is great training ❤❤❤

[@dawnafflerbach135]

You need to get closer to the 📷

[@natureandhorses]

Waw Horses super puper

[@cherylmarquez2645]

do you have any different bits you can try until you find one thats comfortable in his mouth?

[@AudreySuchoplas]

Nice work. Bekka. I was wondering if you would ever remove the reins from the bridle while letting him stew

[@barbaranolan5674]

Oh! Well, there you go! You turned the camera around. Hee hee.

[@tzfatree]

I think I would hate a bit also. Why not train him with a bit less bridle?

[@dawnp6460]

I hate bits. Riding bitless is so much easier on horses I think. But yall are the professionals.

[@BetsyAmos]

Most of the trainets I've seen using bitless bridles have used them only on well TRAINED horses. And not on those horses prone to pulling.

[@oatspoons279]

Riding bitless can actually cause more damage to anything, it adds a lot of unnecessary pressure to the nasal bone and oftentimes bitless bridles are much, much harsher and dangerous than your regular snaffle and cavesson bridle. I definitely suggest doing some more research on bitless bridles and bits.

[@charlesyates6687]

Actualy JR. Had the right idea abount training horses to except riders with Oliver at the river mske it a fun game to them and they'll let you on to ride . Oliver was quite capable over destroying JR . But no he was led into it and exceeded it with no resistance .

[@lindadipasquale-lk2sl]

❤❤❤🐴🐴🐴😍😍😍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@annemousty9607]

Mais pourquoi filmez-vous à contrejour ? Nous voyons des silhouettas sans plus, il nous serait agréable de voir les physionomies, sur tout celle du cheval. Merci d+y prêter attention.

[@debragarry7130]

how come we dont have a place to LIKE videos???

[@dawnbutler9649]

Ive asked this before but are the floors concrete like the rest of the building floor looks to be?

[@Heather-ku2fv]

No, they are dirt.

[@homesteadhorsemanship]

Just dirt

[@homesteadhorsemanship]

The building just echos and with the cameras it comes off as very hard.

[@dawnbutler9649]

Oh good...

[@debrabish1494]

I might not make first ride first saddling-the behavioral issues need to be dealt with =I love months and months with my own to make them bomb proof forever-I dont like the danger of being bucked off-ornery is not the time to get on

[@NatalieHudspeth-Storey]

The acoustics in the barn make the audio difficult to hear. If you could use a microphone and speak a little slower, it would be easier to follow your excellent video. Thanks!

[@lesliez1652]

Also put the camera on the door side. Light coming in just silhouettes you both. Interesting videos. Love the 'new' horse training - not easy... good work.

[@sherrithrift6153]

👍🏼👩🏻💪🏼

[@FinallyBackHome]

Of course he “did much better”; that’s because you were using a whip this time.

[@mousiebrown943]

You and rest of family PUSH HORSES TOO FAR WHEN THEYRE TOO YOUNG! Unsubscribed!

[@BellaCW]

They always do. And they're breeding very irresponsibly as well. I could go on and on about all the bullshit they've pulled and the horses lives they've put in danger (or even killed), but it's not Bekkas fault so let's just leave her out of this. I unsubscribed a long time ago from their main channel, around the time they killed that pony by giving him way too much liquid for his size via oil tubing and giving intravenous injection without _any_ education on the matter or even a vets opinion. Point is. Don't blame Bekka for not knowing any better. This is probably the only way of handling horses she knows. And to any other people reading this comment - Please unsubscribe from all their social medias. This channel is problematic as hell and are _not_ promoting a healthy horsemanship or responsibility when it comes to animals.

[@RanchingWithRebekah]

Although I obviously would disagree all opinions are welcome on this channel. Just a reminder no one truly knows someone by watching a video on your electronic device so always keep that in mind when leaving comment. Although I find it extremely hurtful and you don’t know the pain my family has endured this year, I still respect your opinion. The only thing I would like to ask is to please refrain from using foul language such as cussing in the comments as there are also many young children who read comments and watch these videos. I know you may not respect me or my request but I would like to keep this platform as positive as possible even if you are leaving comments such as this. There is enough hate in this world. Anyways, I’m sorry to have affected you so deeply.

[@DebS819]

@@RanchingWithRebekah I'm sorry you have to deal with these negative comments. Don't let these negative people stop you from doing what you are doing. I lived with horses on a professional horse farm and I know you and your family are responsible and knowledgeable about taking care of your horses and training them. You have done nothing wrong. You train and teach with positive reinforcement. You have learned well from your dad. I applaud you for taking on doing these educational videos on training horses. ❤🐎❤

[@dianestoltz8502]

@@DebS819amen

[@GuiltyPleasure72]

A very respectful reply, my dear. ❤

[@daysie9181]

Hi from Quebec. Rebeca, try to lose the ‘’HUM’’ in your speech.

[@tammylindsay2908]

Great job Becca