PENNY DAY 2 I COLT STARTING

[@suebroadwell184]

Penny is so beautiful . She's gonna make a wonderful horse for a lucky person thanks to Amry. Your one hell of a trainer and your horsemanship is off the chain!!!!

[@cnahorses]

Wow thank you so so much Sue!! That is so kind of you, I appreciate it 🥰 Penny is awesome and really helps show off my skills ☺️

[@sharonrobinson886]

Been watching penny from the farm on 66. She is one beautiful paly. Really like her.

[@cnahorses]

That is awesome! Thanks for coming to my channel as well, Penny is great!

[@dhauxhurst]

Love to watch you working with Penny great job helping her grow and be respectful! You got a few good bucks in there Penny!

[@TheFarmonRoute66]

What a great day!! Thanks so much!!! So exciting to see Pennies progress!!

[@cnahorses]

Thank you! Penny is doing great ❤️

[@ritafirestone761]

That is so fascinating how you train them. I have never seen anything like it before. Penny is such a beautiful horse.

[@cnahorses]

Thank you so much! I am so glad you like it and I cannot wait to show Penny's progress ☺️

[@DS-ky9dl]

Amry you are doing a super job...she is sure a pretty little girl and she seems to want to learn. I can't wait for the next lesson.

[@cnahorses]

Thank you so so much! I appreciate it ☺️

[@Firebrand636]

Love her sass! Great job, Amry!

[@debbys-abqnm4537]

Horse, cats, dogs and other animals who live with us all seem to think we find their rear ends fascinating... I do like Chicken Thighs 😀☺

[@cnahorses]

Me too ☺️☺️ Thank you!!

[@dorisjohnson7363]

Amery you are fantastic I wish I could of watched you when I was younger and training my horses. Now I am 81 years young.

[@cnahorses]

Thank you so much Doris! I am sure you still have a bucket full of knowledge but thanks for coming along my training videos ☺️

[@paddlefoot5692]

Penny sure enjoyed those rubs at the end of her lesson today. :) She is such a beautiful and smart girl. Really enjoyed watching you work and teach her and looking forward to watching her progress. You are so talented at what you do 👏

[@cnahorses]

She sure did :) Thank you so much! I appreciate the kind words and support 🥰

[@sherylhypes6290]

Oh how I love watching your progress with Penny. She seems like she enjoys working with you and listens very well. When something new arises, she learns quickly. I fall more in love with her every time I see her. Someone is going to have a wonderful life with that special girl. Thank you for sharing this adventure with all of us. You are certainly a very talented horse whisperer. I guess it's in your bloodlines. I find it fascinating that many in your family have such a love and respect for these beautiful animals.♥️🥰♥️🥰

[@cnahorses]

Hi Sheryl! Thank you so much for your kind words and I am so happy that you are enjoying the process 🥰 Penny is an awesome horse and I am happy to share this journey. I appreciate it ☺️

[@darylstewart8754]

You are really helping this beginner understand horses.

[@cnahorses]

Yay! That is my goal! Thank you so so much!

[@tycox2444]

This is a really long video Miss Amry. She is the Prettiest horse on The Farm on Route 66. I met Clinton Anderson last year in Oct when he had an Open House for his new training facility in North West Arkansas. I have all of his books as well.

[@cnahorses]

Hello! Thank you so much! That is awesome, I would love to meet Clinton in person someday...

[@stevepage4948]

Amry...you are amazing ....and even though I raised and showed Arabians and Appaloosas for over 40 years I have learned so much watching you start Penny on her path to becoming a great equine partner....and she is very smart ....wish I were closer to you as I have one I'd love for you to work with....if I were a bit younger I could do as you instruct....very similar to the way I always trained ....but at 76 ...my balance is gone and not quick enough to do any more.... looking forward to watching you and Penny continue your path to becoming an amazing team....

[@cnahorses]

That is awesome Steve, thank you for sharing. And thank you for supporting my journey with Penny ☺️ More learning to come!

[@timothychandler1725]

I have been watching 👀 your uncle Allen's channel. I'm seeing you're doing great job with Penny. I also have a cousin and her husband are great trainers with horses 🐎. Just in the pass one or two have been in movie, "Monte Walsh," staring Tom Selleck. The Canada 🇨🇦 TV show the worked a one hores on Heartland. Actress Amder Marshall. They both graduated from Risk college of Idaho. I'm sorry but I am proud of them both. Great job to you and maybe you could of have a hofse in the show Yellowstone or Heartland too.

[@debbys-abqnm4537]

Jack Schaefer wrote _Monte Walsh,_ _Shane,_ and many novels and shorter stories I've had the pleasure to read. I can't recall any story in which a gun appeared, but there were plenty of regular folks, including Native Americans, all written very realistically. Schaefer was smart about horses and saw them as much wiser than silly cattle (and the horses knew it!)

[@cnahorses]

Wow that is awesome! Thank you for sharing. What an awesome experience... having a horse in a movie would be epic!! I'll have to make that a goal ☺️☺️

[@mikemontgomery7337]

Good Job Amry. They picked the right person to train her ,

[@cnahorses]

Thank you so so much!!

[@karenthomas2302]

Wow 2 days and already a complete change, she’s going to be a beauty, and Allen will be amazed at her changes. Tfs can’t wait to see the next step.

[@cnahorses]

I can't wait to share her progress ☺️ Penny is doing great! Thank you ☺️

[@lisajones3932]

What a great job the two of you are doing. Penny sure is a pretty girl all dressed out.

[@cnahorses]

Thank you so much 🥰 She is such a pretty girl!

[@barbrichards6229]

I am 73 years old now. When I was 16 I had a horse just like her. Her name was Penny. I so wish I would have known all these things.

[@cnahorses]

That is awesome!

[@uncleh5460]

Another fantastically informative less

[@sweetgrandmaadeline5994]

Awesome video, I love your training methods. Keep the videos coming.

[@cnahorses]

Thank you so much! ❤️

[@debbys-abqnm4537]

Penny has an admirer (other than ys humans out here watching). That large, brown/red, well configured horse with a blaze down his/her face was watching from the other side of the fence and was quite interested in what the youngster was doing. If the mystery horse is one you trained and a friend of yours, feel free to tell us about him/her and how Penny seems to think about him/her. Penny's future owners may be interested in how she reacts to new horses 😄

[@cnahorses]

Haha! I was wondering if anyone would notice the other admirer we had during this lesson. That horse's name is Milo ... he is a horse I sold to a friend but he was staying at our house for board while she was out of town. Him and Penny get along well ☺️

[@calamityj5359]

Yes! I love this Amry, I think all horses can benefit from these exercizes 😊👍🏽

[@cnahorses]

Thank you 😊 yes I love it!!

[@elizabethjanik510]

That wasn't to bad. You kept great control and it transmitted right to Penny.She did really great and didn't go nuts like you thought she would. She's learning to trust you.

[@cnahorses]

Thank you so much! I appreciate the support and thanks for pointing out the positives 😊

[@marielouisemulder4647]

great great training.....lots of success with beauty Penny.

[@cnahorses]

Thank you so much ☺️ I can't wait to see how far Penny can go ☺️

[@joycegandy1495]

This is such a pretty Horse, Love watching!!

[@cnahorses]

Thank you so so much! I agree, Penny is beautiful!

[@joannsmith9]

You are fantastic!

[@kenparham5747]

Awesome work with Penny! I can't wait for the next video!

[@cnahorses]

Thank you!! Another Penny video will be up soon ☺️

[@Ciciye12]

That is One heck of a work out Amry!

[@cnahorses]

Ha this day sure was!

[@shbroneswygert6243]

You doing a good job. Keep it up

[@cnahorses]

Thank you so much 🥰

[@Ciciye12]

That is interesting to let her learn how to ignore the bit! It is interesting. Learning lots. Working with horses is interesting. I loved working with people. What a new and fascinating skill. I love animals as well as people.

[@cnahorses]

I am so happy you like the video. I love working with horses and learning that I also like working with people ☺️

[@JLC87420]

She is so smart and so willing, definitely going to be a great horse after some miles and wet saddle pads. Can’t wait to see the rest of her training.

[@cnahorses]

Thank you so much! You are right, wet saddle pads make a good one! Glad you are enjoying the journey!

[@deballen8046]

Great educational video. The pace is one that can easily be followed and certainly appreciated. Looking forward to using these steps with my own horses. I have really learned the benefits of groundwork with my own horses.

[@cnahorses]

Thank you so much! I appreciate the feedback ☺️ and I am so happy that you also see the benefits of groundwork.

[@gerhardvanwaltsleben8944]

Lekker man lekker 🇿🇦

[@laurajackson6860]

Your video was at the top of my feed when I logged in and I was excited to watch it! Thank you for sharing your time with those of us who find this type of work fascinating. Your cousin Alan, on his channel recently demonstrated using his thumb at the corner of a colt's mouth preparing to give a deworming paste. So I found that part of your training very interesting while prepping for a bit. I noticed that at the start of Penny's bucking you went straight toward her and increased your intention energy. It was compelling viewing throughout!. You're a very good teacher!

[@cnahorses]

Thank you so much for the support and kind words Laura! I am so happy that you enjoyed this video ☺️☺️ and I really appreciate feedback! Alan deworming is a perfect example of why they need to know how to open their mouth. More to come soon!

[@Ciciye12]

Way to go Penny, a cheer for Penny!

[@cnahorses]

Thank you 🥰

[@elainedegoede6276]

Wow that was great to see.💕

[@cnahorses]

Thank you so much 🥰

[@Ciciye12]

Cool, I love it!

[@davewhitman8837]

Amry your doing great. Love the way your teaching penny. I wish I had known this when I was training my horses. But in the end they were gentle enough for kids to run up to them and climb up on to ride

[@cnahorses]

Thank you Dave! I appreciate it! and in my book being gentle is VERY important. It is so much easier to work with a gentle horse ☺️

[@mfhthenycflyguy7085]

That’s a pretty horse!

[@cnahorses]

Thank you ☺️☺️

[@karinhusas1370]

I’ve just seen a Norwegian man train horses like you do. It’s so interesting….🇳🇴🇺🇸

[@cnahorses]

That is awesome!! ☺️🥰

[@tonynez1696]

Awesome job army. Keep it up.

[@cnahorses]

Thank you!!!

[@art-is-lazy4509]

Shes a sweetie and real pretty, looking fwd to her development and sale auction, she should fetch a pretty penny?

[@cnahorses]

Thank you so much! Penny definitely has the ability to be a very valuable down the road with more training. Her bloodlines alone make her worth more. I think Penny has the ability to have many different jobs and that also makes her worth more ☺️

[@travismecham9816]

Doing great. I was taught to put the bit in then tighten your cavison. They need to open in order to take the bit. Very impressed with your ability and talent you have for / with horses.

[@cnahorses]

I appreciate it ☺️ Thank you for watching, and thank you for the tip! Good point.

[@jillsimmons110]

Fantastic job!

[@cnahorses]

Thank you!! ☺️

[@jonathansanchez7313]

Most informative video out there on how to do this process thank you !!

[@cnahorses]

Thank you ☺️

[@strangerthings8523]

Great job, beautiful horse

[@cnahorses]

Thank you, she is such a cutie!!

[@alanface9082]

Awesome job Amry. Loved watching the whole process. It shows how you care for your horses. Can't wait to see the end result!!

[@cnahorses]

Thank you so much, I appreciate it 🥰

[@tycox2444]

She is very smart, willing eager to learn, and a good disposition on her as well. How many horses do you have in training right now?

[@cnahorses]

I agree, Penny has lots of great qualities! I like to keep about 3-4 outside horses in training ☺️ Right now I have a lot of personal horses as well that I rotate keeping in training and in the pasture turned out.

[@mfhthenycflyguy7085]

Amry, you’re a pro! So cool to watch Penny’s journey! Thanks! How many hours a day/week are spending with her at this point? Where did you hone your craft (the family farm?)? Who’s your Obi-Won?

[@cnahorses]

Wow thank you so so much! I really appreciate it. I have been obsessed with horse since I was a little kid and thankfully my dad let me follow my passion. He always made sure I had horses and he taught me a lot as a kid. I wanted to be able to do all the cool things I saw other people doing on TV with their horses. I watched thousands of hours of horse training videos on KZbin... KZbin taught me so much. I have also spent a few years with other local horse trainers or ranch owners in Arizona and Idaho. I have two role models that I have had since I began my horse journey - Clinton Anderson and Fallon Taylor. - I will work Penny about 5/6 times a week for 1-2 hours.

[@beldarana3108]

Amry your pretty amazing!!

[@Ciciye12]

Negotiations, does the wind cause some confusion at first.

[@cnahorses]

I would say yes... the wind can make them hear things that distract them. It is in their instinct to be on the look out for dangerous things and wind can make it harder for them to be aware :)

[@chickinpickin1]

great job!!!

[@cnahorses]

Thank you ☺️

[@williamshultz3598]

Also with horses. Their is no equal either between horse and rider or between their herd mates. You must be the dominant leader or they will dominate you.

[@cnahorses]

THANK YOU for understanding that!! yes you are exactly correct.

[@ScooterMLS1960]

Is there a reason why Penny is not allowed to drink before having her think session? Does that break the sequence?

[@cnahorses]

Hey Mary! Great question... yes part of the reason is that I do not want to break the sequence. The other part is that I want to give my horses time for their bodies to cool down. A hot sweaty horse that drinks can colic or get a gut ache. Overall I just prefer to wait a while after working them ☺️☺️

[@kandaumenyadikmusic]

Hallo sahabat apa kabar Kuda nya 😎😎😎

[@williamshultz3598]

Horses are afraid of things above them as they they think it s a predator

[@cnahorses]

Yes exactly!!

[@debbys-abqnm4537]

I'm thinking that whips remind horses of snakes, which are a predator (of a kind) that might haunt a horse's genetic nightmares. Similar to cats apparently fearing cucumbers...!