People that fill my weaknesses

[@dianemanson7756]

Beautiful horse. Enjoy watching these younger people with the horses. Lucky to have such qualified help.

[@debramccarthy2182]

Much better Coda!! Robert you'll probably never realize just how much you mean to Tim!! Kudos to you, Lily and Tim!!! ❤

[@kathrynhudson7017]

Hi Tim, I’m an 80 yr old grandmother who had a couple of nice Arabs back in the 80’s. My riding days are over but I love watching videos. I want to extend a hearty compliment to you and the way you explain everything to all of us. There are many fine KZbin trainers where I’m certain they know exactly what they’re doing, but it doesn’t come across as clearly as your style. It’s good to see here that you’re going to have some help, but know that I think you’re outstanding and a fine representative of the horse training community. 🤗

[@timandersonhorsetraining]

Thank you.

[@fallbrkgrl]

Thank you for introducing us to these talented young people. Like another person said, "it takes a village..." If I was younger, and lived out your way, I would have definitely loved to learn from you. Much respect from your non-riding, horse loving friend. ❤️🌵☀️⛈️🌈☮️🐎

[@donnac.1609]

It is good to have help; for you and it can help the horse too. Watching a horse that you have been working on, then seeing someone else on that horse can give insight into how that horse is doing. Great experience for those that help too!

[@jordanwhite5470]

Love hearing you give credit to the younger helpers!

[@1ccTooTall]

Good teamwork! I’m impressed that Lily can rope leftie.

[@pixie706]

You are so lucky having helpers who you trust and it's great to accept that we never stop learning or improving as we get older I'd like your comments on a 5 year old mare that I was asked to help with several years ago .She would ride well but asked to do something she didn't want would lay down. No matter where it was or for whatever reason. Nobody managed to stop her and it got dangerous.

[@timandersonhorsetraining]

I had one that laid down when things started to be work. Turned out to be low magnesium causing muscle cramps

[@terrifrye2803]

I enjoyed this video. Thank you for sharing your inside workings and introducing the ones that help. I often wondered if you had anyone who helped train since there’s usually quite a few horses around. They both seem to be very skilled around the horses. And a pleasure to have met them. I hope to see them more in the future.

[@timandersonhorsetraining]

I didn't have help until just recently. It's hard to find the kind of help I need especially in my part of the country.

[@juliehmidmo]

It really is beneficial to both you and them as well as the horses. As a teen and beyond I worked off many a boarding bill by riding, working with foals and ponying horses for my barn owner ( he was a trainer) . You can learn so much and the horses learn to do well under different riders. Also nice to have riders you can trust to pick up the slack if you need it.

[@pjk1714]

Tim, takes a village. Good you have the team to support. Rare to get full time leading to license to be RN. Likely be around for a while yet. Hope yesterday was nice for you.

[@timandersonhorsetraining]

This is actually my 3rd that I will eventually lose to becoming a nurse!

[@jeniferrinehart1107]

Nice! It takes a village 😊❤❤❤

[@carolynstewart8465]

Don't forget Lakota!

[@SharonJones-ej9bz]

Hi Tim, its good to see you have great people to help you with the horses. This is a bit of a random question but I noticed a while ago in one of your videos that you have one of those fly killers with the black ball and what looks like an upside down trumpet, (sorry I don't know the name of them) and I was wondering if you find it effective. We can get them in the uk and the write up says that they work for up to 10,000 square metres but just wondered if the one you have works and any tips for where to set it up? We have a lot of flies at the moment! Love watching your videos and hope your wife is still recovering well. Best wishes Sharon

[@timandersonhorsetraining]

Hi Sharon. Yes it works good for the big horse flies but not much fir the smaller ones.

[@SharonJones-ej9bz]

@@timandersonhorsetraining thanks Tim, never seen one in use before, got a lot of horse flies at the moment

[@yessabell1707]

❤️❤️👍

[@JessFromTheSheepFarm]

Is there ever a horse you won’t get on? Or won’t let others get on?

[@timandersonhorsetraining]

Yes