The 100 Day Mustang Part 1

[@suefleming]

I have watched several horse trainers on KZbin men and women, and I have to admit, I think you are one of the best, if not THE best I've ever seen !!!! I'm VERY impressed with your knowledge and skill !!!

[@alyssahendricks5313]

I signed up to do the 100 day mustang challenge this year for the first time and I’m super excited and nervous but it’s great watching your videos cause I know the basics of almost everything your doing but I never thought to piece them together in that way. It’s helping me become more confident as the day I get my mustang gets closer, and I’m excited as confidence is something I struggle with

[@AdelWilliams-sz7nt]

God bless all the mustangs running free also .This is fantastic

[@RMoore-zt7zs]

Good job Sam & Sasha . . .

[@nicholaskearney678]

Great explaining what yer doing and why. Nice and relaxed. Insightful and helpful. Great vids. Sasha looks chilled. Hope Covid is at bay for you guys. Nicko from New Zealand. Aroha

[@Gingerwalker.]

I love the build on that horse.

[@suefleming]

Nice and sturdy. Beautiful shiny coat !!!

[@randyrick8019]

great start. Sasha is going to be a superstar

[@kentucky_barrelracer]

So cool my horse is part mustang she is in my last video great video keep up the good work

[@KayceeLemonDrop]

When do you determine a good stopping point?

[@thalab40]

There is no doubt that horses were very wild in the past, and man could tame them until they became a great wealth from their breeding and benefiting from them in wars. They are considered the means of public transportation, and they boast about them, even the braggarts in their beauty, in shape, in color, even in length.