Troubled rescue pony is terrified of new people! Can he be trimmed!?

This troubled rescue pony is terrified of new people! Can he be trimmed!? It's time to trim this troubled rescue pony, He's terrified of farriers and new people and has become too dangerous to sedate sufficiently to be safely trimmed. After Steve's first visit a while ago today 'Dan' the farrier comes to try his best.
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[@sue5242]

I was watching Dan…he lifted a hoof and knew Tango wasn’t quite ready so held on and waited till he was! An amazing lesson on patience as well as reading horses. Nicely done!

[@catherinecarter8987]

These poor animals are living in Horse Hell because of past traumas and you, dear Steve, are redeeming them and bringing them to a state of increasing peace, safety and happiness. Thank you patient kind person for your second part in The Rescue. You are Blessed. ❤

[@tracyjohnson5023]

Exactly! Most horses really want and need a confident, fair leader and it's a relief to them when they get it.

[@cb664]

Steve is a master. He's dedicated his life to years of research, training, and experience handling horses, and he's extremely talented too. Seems some owners have a hard time recognizing that he is far more knowledgeable and skilled with horses than they will ever be. His success with their horse is not just good luck. It's Steve's genius at work.

[@BerylForrest]

Absolutely agree, Steve's knowledge and handling skills are superb 👏 👌 👍

[@daffydill5590]

Love the patience you have with these horses. I've watch one other trainer who uses some of your techniques and is good. However his patience is just not the same. ❤ I live in the US and my son and his family live in NC. Enjoy your trip here. Curious as to watch your thoughts are about the Horses that paniced at Horse Guards. IMO they had a lot of stress from all the protests that week. Because they had trouble with a lot of the horse quitting that week.

[@tillyme1940]

It's very odd how some owners make random excuses for why the horse is getting better, more relaxed and in a listening mode, instead of acknowledging the perfect timing and expertise of the person, Steve in this video, that is working with their horse ! If they think it is so easy, why have they not worked with their own horse ? People are so strange.

[@jobee9113]

Even though that horse was really unsure, you could see how he began to feel safe around Steve. Great job!

[@az1758]

There is relief in Tango's eyes when he realises Steve is alright, and it's safe to trust him. It's lovely to see.

[@EnglishJoanInOregon]

What a character! I’d like to see him when he’s been washed and brushed.

[@greenspiritarts]

Bless Jan and John who dedicate themselves to rescuing the horses who have been mistreated and abandoned by humans. Steve’s work is just amazing to watch. Tango’s transformation is so impressive and I hope he continues to rebuilding his ability to trust humans once again thanks to the kind and generous hearts of Jan and John.

[@gailst55]

I think Tango is extremely grateful for all you've done for him. Thank you for all your videos.

[@alijay68]

tango is beautifull, you are amazing steve, how anyone could mistreat these beautifull animals is heartbreaking to me, so much respect for the couple who rescues horses and ponies,. such a kind heart they have ,

[@FredaFlynn2008]

How many times have we seen Steve eventually get a halter on that’s the wrong size and he has to do it all over again? How don’t owners know what size is needed? Makes you wonder if that’s happened in the past and added to the horses problem. Well done Steve for being so patient with owners and so calm and understanding with the horses.

[@kimleeming6668]

Honestly Steve I didn’t even notice the sniffing until you mentioned it

[@louisegogel7973]

❤❤! Yes, same here and it wasn’t much at all, very polite sniffing I’ll say!

[@catherinecarter8987]

😅​@@louisegogel7973

[@artemisXsidecross]

My appreciation and thank you to all for making this video of Steve Young's ability to read horses and act accordingly. It is the reading of horses that is an art and not as easily imitated. A valuable lesson to be shown. 👍

[@sarahb.6475]

Tango did very well! He even let the farrier place that cone-like thing under his front hoof!

[@louisegogel7973]

Dan is very good and the two of them together always make an awesome team!

[@juliesorick]

Love these people and their good hearts. I have two horses that are pretty sweet, but I made some molasses licks for them and my farrier remarked how good they were. Hope you feel better soon. Tango is a wonderful pony. Hope he finds a home where he can have a fun and useful life being ridden and or become a cart pony. Much love

[@robmorgan1214]

You can see the release and a brief bit of happiness in his eyes when his feet get trimmed... he's like: ...hmm... that's kind of nice. That's much more comfortable and Dan's a nice bloke. His mental gears are definitely starting turn in a new direction.

[@dd3wc]

Brilliant! It must be so rewarding to be able to interact with a traumatized horse like Tango, with absolutely no sedation … just honest to goodness quality horsemanship. Always a joy watching your VLOG’s especially when Dan joins you. Hope you have a safe trip to and from the US. Also, I pray that you have a rather large audience. Thanks for sharing! Happy Trails! 🙏🙌✝️❤️🇨🇦

[@tammyspurdle9208]

Absolutely love your videos, the outcomes are always so beautifully positive for horses and owners. Your horsemanship skills are second to none dear Steve and great videoing dear Tanya. Well done too Dan for your patience, your farrier skills with this troubled pony. ❤

[@louisegogel7973]

❤❤❤❤❤ Indeed, such good work together.

[@YorkistRaven]

The horses like your energy. I am sure you have saved many human and equine lives by compassionate and proper training. Bless! 😍🥰

[@chrism1164]

What a change in Tango from when you first came and he was striking out! Great job Steve! What a blessing your quiet, patient ways are to the horses. Safe trip to America! Bless you guys. ❤

[@eleanorkhachadourian2519]

Tango is a real heartbreaker for me! What a gorgeous face and as you kept on saying, it's such a pity he doesn't understand what's been done for him. This is an amazing video together with it's companion video which both have an enormous amount to learn from. Thanks so much.

[@dreed5530]

I just want to brush Tango out and make him feel better, poor baby. Well done all. Thanks for sharing.

[@mtngrammy6953]

Great video! The confidence that you give to the horse really shows when Dan goes in to work with him. It's a beautiful thing to watch. (And the sniffing wasn't even noticeable. Tanya just worries too much.) You two (or FOUR) are a terrific team!

[@sassygirl7817]

Poor horse is so traumatized. I’m glad that Steve is patient, caring and kind enough to build trust

[@abbebladon]

It’s criminal the damage that people can do to animals. Jan & John are amazing rescuing all these beautiful animals xxx and as for Steve, he is just incredible xxxx Great Dan too, a great farrier xxxx p.s Tanya apologising for Steve’s sniffing was the sweetest ❤

[@joanneauburn9047]

No need to apologize for the sniffles! Thank you once again for showing your kindness, and softness. To help this nice woman and this pony. Bravo! You always amaze me!! ❤

[@trishhoapili7587]

Watching Tango relax when Dan was working his feet was so good. Tango’s whole body was relaxing as he realized it was going to be okay. I hope his rescuers feel better - back pain is no joke. 😊

[@valerieboyce7644]

Poor little Tango. Steve and Dan have made his life better❤

[@corinneguest]

Poor Tango and his mates. They all look like in summer they need a good bath. Happy someone stepped in to look after them. I feel for the owner, a bad back is no joke, let alone horses and a bad back. Thanks to you and Dan for showing Tango the way.

[@darlenebradley6756]

I love this channel! I used to ride dressage and would love to get back into it in the near future. I am nearing 70, but as I look at this lady, maybe not as old as I but definitely not a youngster, I am encouraged! Steve is England's horse whisperer.

[@joannsmith9]

Steve doesn’t ever have to apologize for sniffing. M glad he is feeling better. Love the Tango follow up!

[@soniaclarke1171]

I do not have anything to do with horses, but I love your videos Steve. You are so understanding of where these lovely creatures are.

[@naomihartman6623]

Well done Steve and Dan u we’re so gentle and did it in a positive way way he will remember

[@clarekelso7841]

These rescues need to go to people who can ground work them with the tender, understanding that Steve shows. They are obviously not groomed daily and I think that would help. Grooming is not for them just looking good but it’s for feeling good and a bonding that happens with handling. Tango is a young, strong pony who would make a wonderful, companion or ride for someone. Love the two rescuers but maybe they need to know when to give the ponies to people who are younger, fitter and can spend the time, I think Tango remembered you Steve and looked soft in the eye quite quickly. Well done. Dan too. You are a wonderful blacksmith. Thanks team.

[@GalaBrissy]

I don’t think there are that many people who are willing to take on the work involved in the rehab needed.

[@clarekelso7841]

@@GalaBrissy you are probably right which is such a shame and reflects our wildly busy lives. If I was young and knew what I know now I would have loved to have taken that lad and guided and loved him. Alas, not possible nowadays. But wonderful that he at least has people who care for him.

[@jayneterry8701]

It's hard to work when you don't feel 💯 % . Cute how the other horse was blocking Tanya from the baby 😅 Dan's so gentle with them 😊 👍. Tango just needs a spa day and a nice dinner and he will be happy! 💗🐴

[@carilariviere505]

As bad as her back is, that lady is VERY brave to still be around horses, especially ones like Tango! You can see it would only take an unexpected nudge or bump from a horse to knock her over! I too have a balance issue, no pain though; and I like to imagine I'd be able to still deal with horses.....but watching the difference between an able bodied person work around a horse, and someone without that solid stability; I realize I will be much safer staying with Steve Young video watching!! I hope I manage to take everything I learn from these videos into my next incarnation so I can successfully be with beautiful horses again. I miss them now, it's been 30 years without...☹

[@l.a.keller]

Thank you for sharing this follow up video, Steve and Tania. Hope you both are well and Steve is over the sniffles. 🤧

[@melisegerber1350]

This was such a lovely video. Tango is clearly scared to death, but he is trying so hard to be a good boy.

[@lifewithlarue3149]

A master class in patience, gentleness and respect! Thank you Steve…

[@NM-ub6ml]

He is beautiful... so scared.. and so scary going with their front feet! He is a handful for older owners.

[@lsdev4229]

So glad Tango has moved forward with your help Steve. Hope you and Tanya have a great trip to the States. Thanks Dan! 🇨🇦🥰Sharon.

[@louisegogel7973]

👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼💛

[@betterthinktwice9944]

Beautiful to watch this. A dance of give & take, to a tune of gentle understanding.

[@tracyanne8616]

Lovely pony and lovely people. All involved.

[@gangstagrandma]

I just realised a farrier must be a young person. Grueling work.

[@kazzj62]

I'd love to go and help these people out .. as Im sure would others.. I want to get back to being around horses - your videos help fill the gap... Bless you all and Tango and his rescuers.

[@jeanettejohansson5181]

Amazing as always ❤️ such cute little stout boy he is 🐎🥰

[@fun----]

Magnificent. Thank you Steve, Tanya, Dan, and Charlotte.

[@karenfennema198]

The pony is splendid; like a small draft.

[@eiloen]

This pony would be a sharp driving pony!

[@Stardust_Truth_Seeker]

He's so beautiful ❤

[@sandywilliams2261]

I didn’t notice the sniffing until you mentioned it. How funny

[@cynthiawoods883]

Steve! London horses and soldiers need you! They are biting when tourists come close!

[@CheshireCat6639]

I watched it, Steve is amazing ❤🐎👍

[@ruthkult6536]

I can't help thinking that the best situation for this particular horse would be somewhere that he is handled daily, perhaps even twice daily, for the foreseeable future. Go through all of Steve's groundwork every day. I love that these people have rescued all these poor animals, but this one in particular needs more than just a safe space and I think that is more than they can provide.

[@soundsilent-xe4rr]

Fantastic job! Thanks Steve. Dan held Tango's back feet for quite some time... It must have been heavy! Funny how the white horse is so curious and supportive. Even Elvis said a quick hello! 😘

[@susanowens4528]

ALWAYS AMAZZING STEVE YOU ARE ONE OF A KIND HORSES TRUST YOU --AMAZZING TIME YOU SPEND TO HELP THEM ==THAT LADY WAS SO HAPPY STEVE ==AMAZZING VIDO AS ALLWAYS 🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@tmack5794]

So glad to see a follow up video of this guy.

[@dianabrown833]

Lovely horse. He almost looks like what we call a 'fantasy horse' in the US. I love where the microphone is now because I can actually hear you so much better. Thank you.

[@PferdeBlog-LisaPeters]

I love you Steve and Tanja. You are my dream cupple 💕 Steve you do so much good work for the horses and I love it, when you and Tanja are around to take care all of them.

[@gaenork9968]

Didn't notice the sniffing until you mentioned it... now I can't unhear it 😂 fab job with Tango!🎉

[@EMG-pi4cb]

You really are a master trainer and it's such a pleasure to watch you.

[@louisegogel7973]

Great teamwork y’all! Steve, Tanya, Dan!!! 🩶🤍💛🧡🤎🖤🎖️

[@user-vn1iz5gn6d]

Steve you are absolutely phenomenal. I learn so much every time I watch one of your videos.

[@Wistful77]

Tango is a beautiful boy, even all nervous and muddy. Safe travels!

[@kelbells9330]

Was lovely too see the follow up ❤

[@tomjokunert3937]

Steve: you am a patient guy. great to see it on every turn you have to 'take'

[@Apb23]

It’s funny… I didn’t notice the sniffing, but the clanging of the gate at the beginning was rough.

[@terrypinski2101]

Thanks for referencing the previous video on this horse… Made it so much easier to follow I have been waiting for an update 😊

[@archangel807]

Your outdoor life is so healthy!

[@vintagelady1]

Aw, you sniffle, horses fart, it's all part of nature! I do have a new name for the lovely white pony: Videobomb! So funny how he/she wants to be part of the fun. Well done, as usual, enjoy your trip to the States!

[@HorseCrazyGalTas]

Watching your videos I’ve quite often I hear you say with the horses something like this :- from breakdowns comes breakthroughs. the same can be said for riders also, I’ve just started riding again after a many years long break due to an incident that scared the life out of me and weakened my back. My second ride back off lead and something happened the triggered the events that led up to the incident and the incident itself, I had a breakdown which was the fault of no one (luckily for me the horses I was riding is amazing and just stood perfectly still during this) and minutes later came the breakthrough for me. I’m proud to say I kept riding that day with your words playing in my mind ❤ thank you for theses amazing videos

[@jeanadamsick9854]

HEY THERE STEVE, TANGO HAS DONE SOOOO WELL. GOOD JOB!! Do take care. Fl., USA

[@conniekenny3829]

Another wonderful video with so much information! Thank you Steve and Tanya❤️❤️!

[@Rescueluv]

It’s wonderful to see the update thankyou steve Tanya Dan for helping out these beautiful creatures and helping them be less stressed with care needs. Xxx

[@evaarakawa2005]

Definitely making a difference in this pony’s life.

[@robinrutherfordcost4748]

And May 11, 2024 in Yadkinville NC! Am sure the USA folks are looking forward to it! Happy Trails!

[@tillyme1940]

Fantastic…. This takes a lot of patience and awareness ❤

[@alisontabernor6332]

Well done that's brilliant Steve and Dan 😊

[@JessicaStinson-og1rq]

Thank you for another great video

[@dimfcela6007]

Splendid to see this. So quiet at least. Greetings from Holland.

[@johnnyroadcrew3841]

Nice one Mr Young, progress .. .. ..

[@ginagriffin6928]

Well done Steve in bringing him round so Dan can do his hoof,the more it's done the more he gets used to it,😊🐴🐴🥰

[@sheilasmith5481]

Remarkable!!! No one would believe this!!

[@doghairdontcarelindaniel7531]

You are amazing to watch. Thank u!!

[@AbbyKadabby18]

Beautiful work!

[@SG-vu4qy]

Brilliant work! that pony is so smart. I saw him offer his LF hoof to the farrier. He does love his Grammy! He's a Bit of an introvert and a thinker. Big Hello from Northern Arizona! So glad you are coming over. Safe travels!

[@piaffe25rider]

What a gorgeous animal!! He has such a Sweet face and beautiful eyes!! ❤Does he take treats?

[@janeenrose8097]

Great …no…fantastic results…as usual…for Steve and company. I’ve been using Steve’s training advice since discovering him about a month ago. My horse no longer gets treats in hand😬. I didn’t realize I was creating a monster and I’m controlling his feet. He’s in shock at the moment. He’s still testing the waters, but massive improvement in me being the leader. We had a mountain lion scare and I coddled him afterwards…. probably biggest mistake I ever made with a horse. Oh well, live and learn. Thank you Steve and your wonderful family for sharing your knowledge so wonderfully. I laugh, I cry and I learn . Safe travels!!!

[@gritskennedy5007]

AND LOOK HOW HE CONTINUED TO LEAVE HIS FANCY FOOT POSE FOR YOU!!! VERY SWEET!!!

[@krissader4855]

That was great. I think Tango will end up being an incredible hrse because he is so smart!

[@wildedibles819]

Beautiful video thank you thoes horses are beautiful 💞😘thanks for helping them Much love xoxox

[@wildedibles819]

🇨🇦Have fun

[@dorissharma7748]

What a difference! Fantastic!

[@nancybishop8229]

Another great job bringing peace to a troubled horse!

[@ClaireBlunt-nf1vf]

What a sweet pony- he's trying so hard 🥰

[@barbarapalczewski5341]

So happy to hear you are coming across the pond. Now, our horses get the benefit of your expertise! You, Tanya Dan and your daughter are all great! Happy trails!

[@user-tq7rd8jl5i]

tango is a beautiful pony

[@Ncharlestun]

I believe it'd help equine to trim the hair that gets into their eyes/ blocks vision. Like on this pony. Wouldn't that be a big help? See you on Saturday, May 11 in North Carolina.

[@GOINGCRAZYINTHEKITCHEN]

It´s fantastic to see. And a bit heart breaking. Thank you for another amazing video.

[@julielozano1852]

Beautiful 💜

[@gaylasanders1739]

Hope your cold gets better very soon! Funny, until you mentioned the sniffing I hadn't even noticed it.😄 I noticed there was quite a bit of difference between the owner's approach to the horse & Steve's approach. He showed complete confidence & dominance, whereas the owner appeared much more timid & cautious or fearful. I'm sure the horse picked up on it as well. At least his behavior in each circumstance gave that impression.

[@petrakrugell8752]

Thanks for this video, great work with Tango ❤❤