What Breed is my $25 AUCTION Rescue horse? DNA Test RESULTS!

Many of you have guessed and the results are finally in!
Scarlett was in dire straights when I purchased her from a loose horse sale in Montana for only $25!
After a year of rest and rehab I am finally ready to do a deep dive into her heritage.
I had no information on her breeding, only the area in which she was gathered from.
I was SHOCKED to finally find out what breed she has genetic similarities with!
You can find her 1 year rehab video here ~
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[@louisebrookes8927]

In a few years time, when you are riding a powerful, athletic and incredibly beautiful mare who has impeccable manners because she was trained with thoughtful kindness, you will need these videos because no one will ever believe she was a $25 auction waif!

[@kathyweaver4323]

These DNA tests show that you have an excellent eye for choosing quality horses.

[@judyhathcoat7853]

A raggedy little filly you bought for $25 turned into Cinderella! (With your care). What a beauty!

[@SandraOrtmann1976]

These are fantastic news! I guess I owned one and had the honour to train him for 11 years. I bought as a young horse, no knowing what he was (there were no easily accessible DNA tests at that time). I bought him as an Andalusian mix (I live in Germany). He developed into pretty much the spitting image of a Criollo. He had very much a mind of his own and remained a fighter. Despite regularly being told "get yourself a real dressage horse", I did not quit. He could be extremely stubborn, but was also absolutely sweet and charming. He loved to go places, try out new things (I had to make very clear that I was the leader), never was afraid of anything as long I said "it is okay". He got himself into trouble sometimes (water trenched were no means of holding him in, he just jumped in, crossed it, and got out). Think nowadays I might have tried jousting with him - he was that brave. As it was, we just got to the highest level of dressage. Sadly, my health very much went downhill, I developed serious asthma (I could only groom with a dustmask on during the final year of us being together). So I had to sell him, as I really wanted to see my daughter grow up. It was very sad, but it was still the right thing to do. He found a great new home with a loving owner (I checked back for him several times). By now, he went happily over the rainbow bridge. All in all, I hope he had a good life.

[@348Tobico]

Beautiful elegy to a wonderful companion and partner. I never have found the best words to describe my years with my Idaho bred Appaloosa stallion/gelding. He was the best horse friend I ever had. Like your horse, a one of a kind.

[@Jasonslittlesister1]

Das hatte er bestimmt! Eine sehr schöne Geschichte. Ein Pferd ab zu geben ist nie leicht, aber wenn es der bessere Weg ist, manchmal einfach unumgänglich. Ich hatte als nicht mehr ganz so junges Mädchen (18) eine Reitbeteiligung an einer Island Stute, die wie mein eigenes Pferd war, weil ihre Besitzer sich nicht um sie gekümmert haben/konnten. Niemand sonst wollte sie haben oder sich um sie kümmern. Aber sie brauchte jemanden und ich brauchte eine Flucht von Zuhause und meinen Problemen. Ich hatte kein Geld und meine Freundin aus der Schule, deren Pferd im selben Offen Stall stand, wusste das. Ich bin dieser Freundin für immer dankbar, dass sie mich als RB vorgeschlagen hat. Eine Falbstute, ein Dickkopf und durch ein Sommer Ekzem auch nicht immer wirklich ansehnlich. Sie sah ein bisschen nach Wildpferd aus und benahm sich meistens auch so 😅. Anfangs extrem misstrauisch und bockig. Das Dressur Viereck durchquerte sie immer so, dass sie die eine Banden Seite mied, weil sie es sich in den Kopf gesetzt hatte, dass sie dort nicht lang gehen wollte. Ich werde nie vergessen, wie wir einen ganzen Nachmittag nur im Schritt daran gearbeitet haben, bis sie schlussendlich, am Zügel kauend, doch einmal ganz herum ging... Und das, obwohl uns beiden Dickschädeln niemand Unterricht gegeben hatte. Die anderen kamen vom Ausritt heim und meinten: "Ich wusste gar nicht, dass AFrikka am Zügel gehen kann!" Und ich wusste gar nicht, was gemeint war 😂, weil ich als Buschreiter nur eine sehr überschaubare rudimentäre Reit Ausbildung genossen hatte. (Mit meinen zu kurzen Achillessehnen hatte die Reitlehrerin zu mir als Kind immer gesagt, dass aus mir nie eine vernünftige Reiterin würde. Mein Unterricht beschränkte sich meistens auf einen Satz: 'Hacken runter!' Später war kein Geld mehr da für Reiten.) Da waren wir also: Das Pferd, das keiner wollte, und das Mädchen, das keiner wollte. Dieses Pferd hat mich zu einer persönlich sehr schweren Zeit im Wahrsten Sinne des Wortes am Leben gehalten. Doch dann kam es, wie es kommen musste: ich war im Urlaub und es kam die Nachricht, dass sie verkauft werden soll und ob ich sie hätte haben wollen. Ich hatte aber als Schülerin keinerlei eigenes Geld und wusste zu dem Zeitpunkt selbst nicht, was aus mir werden würde (wie gesagt, schwierige Umstände). Also konnte ich nur zusehen und darum bitten, dass sie ein gutes, neues Zuhause bekommt. Ich bin extra früher nach Hause gefahren, um mich noch verabschieden zu können. Sie wollte erst nicht auf den Hänger, wir kamen gerade noch rechtzeitig vom Bahnhof aus am Stall an. Als hätte sie auf mich gewartet. Unter Tränen habe ich sie dann hinauf gebracht, weil sie mir vertraute. Eins der schwersten Dinge, die ich je tun musste. Aber ich habe sie geliebt und es war meine Aufgabe, das Letzte, das ich für sie tun konnte, um ihr den Weg ins neue Heim leichter zu machen. Die neuen Besitzer waren so nett und haben später eine Nachricht hinterlassen: Sie kam zu einem anderen Isi, ein dunkler Wallach, und nach ein paar Anfangs Schwierigkeiten waren die beiden glücklich zusammen und die neuen Besitzer glücklich mit ihr. Ich werde sie niemals vergessen, meine Frikka.

[@quietone748]

@@Jasonslittlesister1 Danke, dass Sie uns Ihr Story erzählt haben. Ich bin froh, dass Sie die Zeit mit einem Pferd verbringen konnten, dass Ihnen so viel Freude (und wahrscheinlich auch ein paar tolle Erinnerungen!) gemacht hat. Ich habe auch kein eigenes Pferd haben dürfen, nur Reitstunden bei einer Reitschule bekommen. Die eine direkte Nachbarin hatte zwei Pferde und zwei Ponies, und am andren Ende des großen Getreidefeldes hinter meinem Haus war auch eine Dame, die fünf Pferde hatte. Beide haben einfach nicht genügend Zeit gehabt, alle auszureiten, und sie gaben mir die Erlaubnis, dies zu tun, solange ich mich um die Stallreinigung kümmerte, das Pferd gestriegelte und das Sattel-Zaumzeug nach dem Ausritt sauber gemacht haben. War eine tolle Sache für mich.

[@alexglanz7406]

I cared for a Trikehner at a dairy farm in Switzerland. He was feisty, smart and extremely fast. Your $25 was very well spent!

[@carlac4407]

On paper, the perfect DNA match. Beauty, endurance and strong will to live. Gorgeus horse

[@leftnoname]

Good to see this girl end up with someone, who has means and experience to care for and train her appropriately.

[@user-gu1jk4qn6b]

I'm so glad for an update. Ah! I got the Trakehner in her, and of course Quarter , but Scarlett also got the Golden ticket, when you laid $25 down, for a Res horse! That, too, takes heart. God bless you for having a big one!💛💛💛

[@janetmarshall7171]

Scarlett is a extremely beautiful horse. She is completely stunning. Love her coat, her color and that amazing white blaze. Who wouldn't want her in their barn!! Thank You for sharing this mind-blowing video with us!! Love The Clever Cowgirl!!

[@trishaspradlin554]

Agreed, she is just gorgeous! You have done her justice with your great knowledge and boundless love. Thank you for shattering her story. ❤❤❤

[@janetmarshall7171]

Thank You, Trisha!! You are a REAL Animal Lover!! Thank You again for your support for our equine friends.

[@PatriciaMarie100]

I’ve had these horses! 8:57

[@janetmarshall7171]

That's Nice!!

[@user-hx1oy6kc5k]

The best $25 ever spent! You saved her from a uncertain life at an auction. She is turning into a lovely horse just like Skeletor. You have discovered and brought to life 2 diamonds 💎 how lucky they are to have you dear.

[@jenniferjones-edwards9729]

❤❤❤ Best $25 ever! I think her breeding is awesome! She's a tough little filly!😊

[@cynthiathomas5754]

I saw the Trakehner in her before revelation! I had one for many years. The short back and hind leg action made me think of him. They are very noble, but some people don't like them. Mine was a darling boy and I miss him very much. Cool.

[@kayceegreer4418]

She is so light on those socks of hers... It's as if her feet don't even touch the ground❤

[@lizhaydon2250]

She is a jewel. I love her playfulness

[@sandys.1891]

I'm not a horse person but I'd prioritize Scarlet or another rez horse d/t their "heart". She's absolutely beautiful and with her genetics she would be a loyal companion for life. I hope you keep Scarlet so she never has to endure what she has endured ever again.

[@gwenwells2286]

She's beautiful and I love that she has such a storied ancestry. It will be fascinating to see how she develops.

[@AdgTee21]

Love love your videos and history lessons! I sit enthralled. Not only are you a rescuer, expert horsewoman, but a wonderful narrator and teacher as well!!! Loved seeing Scarlett transform under your loving hands. ❤

[@dianeboross6978]

Scarlett is growing beautifully and you can see a bit of all those breeds in her. I so enjoy your updates with all your horses and look forward to your posts. Truly a labor of love. Thank you! 🐞

[@TheCleverCowgirl]

Thank you so much!

[@catherinedupre814]

OMG what a filly to purchase for $25. She is Beautiful!!!! Oh Lordy I am so envious of you right now…..that’s a once in a lifetime Horse…..I pray you get to keep her til death do you part….I am 69 and you are truly blessed to have found her……and your friends aren’t as smart as You think…..She is a true Mustang….this is just My opinion I am a Mustang lover…..I haven’t ridden in over 40 years or owned a horse….but She caught my Eye and I had to hear Her story, Told by What You now Know…..Thank You For Sharing…

[@gretchenchristophel1169]

Isn't DNA amazing...and wonderful that you could find her "lineage" (breeds, not sire or dam, of course)...and so nice of you to share that with us. She is what Canadians call a "Wildie"...there are BC Wildies, Alberta WIldies...they pretty much share many of the traits as Scarlet...very resilient, hardy (prefer outside to inside) and a little stubborn. You are dead on correct when you say that once you have a friend in a "wildie" they are friends for life. You are one lucky and Clever Cowgirl 🤗

[@tiffanyfrehleyyeshuaismy0153]

…What an amazing gem Scarlet is. ♥️ You should have seen my face when you said Trakehner (Totalis and Gribaldi are my 2 favorite dressage horses to watch) …Watching Scarlet kick up her heels makes me smile. Your horses never look cold, but very relaxed in the snow. ❄️ 🐴 ❄️

[@Epimor]

Scarlett is so beautiful, and I think she is a clever horse too.

[@marinaknife4595]

Beautiful horse and a wonderful caring rescuer too!

[@catha_salix]

If i were in a place where i could have a horse, i would love one like Scarlett. I love her attitude and sense of humour, lol, and she is gorgeous! Amazing history about her ancestors. No wonder she likes being outside and can handle the winter weather, no problem.

[@DebbieAppelhans]

Beautiful humans young lady ❤️ angels and beautiful horses 🐎 horses 🐎 life's matters 🐎 ❤️ God bless you all angels 🐕 life's matter 😇 🙏 all bigger happiness family members ❤️ 😊

[@debrabessette2699]

Fascinating history of her ancestors! Thank you!

[@nicem8746]

I think it’s true that a wild horse could be the very best kind to have. They have working minds, physical and mental toughness, loyalty and capacity to learn and perform. That’s how they survived.

[@robinriley8925]

I love it! Well spent $25! Look forward to watching her progress!

[@elizabethowen3678]

Thank you, I appreciate your knowledge. You can tell your friends with the wrinkly noses that one of the best horses I ever had the privilege of owning was purchased for 1 box of beer 🤭, she never wore a bit and lived to 32 years ❤

[@christinefuller3168]

I hope Scarlett lives up to her true potential for you! Thank you for caring so much for her. 🤗

[@348Tobico]

Everything points to Scarlett being whip smart, able to be calm and read her partner and one tough cookie. What a positive mix! I would try one of these horses in a heartbeat----if I was in my 20's or even 30's. Sadly I am nowhere NEAR that golden age. Congratulations on getting a real gift of a lifetime for $25.00. You will capture Scarlett's mind and open a world of adventure for her where her partner shares her thrills. I do envy you and Scarlett. But I know you will have lots more videos to share.

[@stardust949]

I LOVE your DNA testing and horse history videos! I wish more people would learn about these "off" horses and appreciate them!

[@susiedavis7046]

Thank you for the history lesson as you explained her DNA test. Very interesting. She’s a special filly for sure!

[@TodayAndForevermore-gt3ff]

ahh perfect name for her Scarlet. With all the facts rolling in about your findings, everything about her is lining up making full sense of her ability to survive the most ridiculous conditions and her finally developed features that tell of her genetic historical facts. This field of interest is definitely your expertise in risk taking. She turned out to be quite the gem in the rough. Without you she would have been left unpolished and completely crushed to dust. I am not saying all horses are worth investing into as you know first hand all the reasons to why that is from genetic issues , health issues, mental issues, irreparable damages issues, and the list goes on. It is fantastic you take the extra effort in educating us all on what risks are out there, what to look for, what to do , what not to do, the unexpected, and know our limitations that some of us are not equipped to take on certain risks in horses and ponies. Discovering these very things are life saving for both humans and equine.

[@senka2578]

I would definitely take on a reservation horse. Mustangs and wild horses can be the most trusted companions as they tend to bond strongly with their owners. In this case, you are adding toughness and durability to the mix along with a hearty helping of intelligence. If anyone has owned a herding dog they would be well familiar with that!

[@lauriethompson8085]

I definitely would have brought her home. I trained a small mustang to ride and drive. He was so stubborn to start but once we really started to bond , he was very very good. Best driving horse so sensitive and smart, also steady as a rock.

[@robinkuykendall-adams6650]

What a horse! I amazed at her lineage and so happy she caught your eye at the auction. And she's so lucky you did! The injuries and other health issues she's had that you helped her overcome was such a challenge for both of you. I hope you keep her and I'd love to see her finally under saddle. Your videos are favorite!! 🧡 🐎🐎

[@TheCleverCowgirl]

Thank you so much!

[@larissatoth]

Love your horses story. Thank you for sharing. Yes, we would definitely get a reservation for us. We are friends we have a reservation horses and they are incredible.

[@JTEllis]

How cool this is, what a DNA! Please keep us updated on Scarlett. She is one fine looking horse. And very lucky to have you as her owner.

[@ivanejorland3930]

Lovin on your precious mare so fine❤ keep us posted thx

[@rotaylor2237]

Looking forward to the progress ahead with scarlet, a reservation horse would be welcome at my place any day. The character and heart of a horse is what matters to me, I love to know background and lineage of horses. Though at the end of the day a good minded and hardy horse is a wonderful asset to me. ❤

[@PatriciaStephens-ou9hf]

Wow! What an interesting mixture of horse breeds. I hope you are able to train her for your needs, and I hope she is a wonderful horse for you for many years.

[@TheCleverCowgirl]

I hope so too!

[@jules8299]

Scarlett has awesome bloodlines! I definitely would buy a reservation horse if I ever find one. ❤️

[@claudiadickerman4218]

I would also, but it depends on the reservation's location. Some of the reservations in AZ unfortunately have a lot of in breeding and many are very small and scrawny with poor conformation. I would love to have known about the areas you pointed out where the wild horses there are from the US Calvary, which did have some great horses, and the Spanish breeds that were left to go wild, mixed in with Quarter horses that may have been left by unsuccessful gold diggers or simply let to go wild by people who could no longer afford to keep them.

[@GingerSnappy]

Your care and attention to nutrition is really showing. She’s turning out really nicely.

[@aleb_equine]

definitely inspired me!!! wow I was shocked when your boy came back Hanoverian but she takes the cake! what a treat! under your guidance shes going to thrive, great video we really enjoyed it.

[@zekec6088]

Even before I saw the DNA results I was thinking: this gal would make a really fun horse for an experienced rider! So much spirit! Her personality really shines in the way she dances around 😊

[@TheCleverCowgirl]

She is going to be so much fun!

[@sleepinglioness5754]

It was your heart that spoke and you were right to rescue this beauty. Nice to see you couldn't turn your back and walk away from this little diamond in the rough...who has now blossomed. If you have the smarts, the energy, the knowledge, then you are doing the greatest thing ever by bringing out the best in horse like Scarlett. Much respect.

[@anitastaudacher1903]

Thank you for your short & very informative clips on these horses. Their history is very interesting & I love the way you gently persist. It is so good to see how you care for all their health issues. Greetings from S Australia

[@boxoffrogs9712]

That was such an interesting video, thank you. How lovely to see the transformation, she sounds like she will be a brilliant horse: hardy, intelligent and beautiful. Thank you for having the patience and foresight to rescue both her and the other horses that you have, thank you too for taking the tine to film them and share both their stories and the extra historical/geographical details.

[@BM-if9zn]

Amazing transformation. I can't stop thinking about those who were not so lucky, sadly. She is beautiful. Thank you for saving and taking good care of her.👍

[@maureeno9382]

Wow! Your experienced care really helped her turn out so beautifully! Beautiful horse!

[@julielloyd5871]

Thank you for sharing your journey with Scarlett, I would choose a breed like her for myself.

[@quietone748]

I love Scarlett. Thank you for sharing her story with us.

[@348Tobico]

P.S. I really appreciate how much research you do to go along with the various tests you have done. The research gives so much depth and understanding to HOW Scarlett got to be who SHE is today. I shudder to think of what could have been lost to slaughter! Thanks again.

[@TheCleverCowgirl]

Thank you! I think it helps with the training process to know about stuff like that and I love horse history !

[@valsptsd814]

Quarter Horse with a quiet mind that can work all day in all weather. Excellent score.

[@ksbrook1430]

Sounds to me like you have a winner in Scarlett. My mother grew up in the area where the Trakaner horses were bred. They were known for their endurance. She lost family and friends on the horrific flight you described. My grandfather chose not to take the risk, so he, my grandmother, and my mom took a different route....and lived.

[@TheCleverCowgirl]

I didn't realize the gravity of the situation until I dug a little deeper. Amazing that any of them survived!

[@whisperingwings852]

I love that you got a rez pony! I live just outside of Billings and I'm actually from Bozeman. I see so many rez horses go thru the auction in the fall. It's so sad and unfortunate! Good on you ❤

[@TheCleverCowgirl]

This sale coming up will have several loads I heard. :(

[@whisperingwings852]

@@TheCleverCowgirl 😪

[@annmarie9215]

I love her spunk! Thank you for making her family 🌞💙🐴

[@candicerunyon2762]

Loved the background history. It changes the perception of her just "being a wild horse" to a horse of substance and great potential . Well done! Looking forward to her journey with you.

[@nhimsim]

Scarlett is power and grace combined - She moves beautifully

[@analarson2920]

I would if i could get a doll like hers, you got the perfect set up. You blessed her. She will be hearty and very smart, a survivor, it’s what the Europeans bred them for.

[@janicemiles7907]

She is beautiful. 🥰 It's nice that you give us so much history about her background. Very interesting. Thank you for rescuing her.💝

[@vicki8681]

She’s beautiful thank you for saving her

[@Anij34]

I could tell by her gate she wasn't entirely AQH but had no idea the other breeds in there. What a neat combo and she's so pretty!

[@Blitznstitch2]

I learned so much from watching your journey with this horse. Keep updating us please

[@margaretenglish7351]

I'm really enjoying the DNA testing stories. It gives such insight to your herd and its wonderful to get a really in depth interview to each individual. Thank you so much. I'm having a great time getting to know everybody. Please continue!

[@katharinatrub1338]

Again, very moving to listen to the DNA Test! Scarlet has turned out Beautiful! It's lovely for us to get to know your Horses more and more. Thank you so very much for your Videos!

[@fleetskipper1810]

A second one of your rescue horses with Trakehner blood! Wow, I am both surprised and impressed. You really have a good eye.

[@TheCleverCowgirl]

Thank you!

[@kdwalters4146]

She is amazing and I am so grateful that you are sharing your life with her and sharing the Journey with us ! Can’t get enough of Scarlet💕

[@TheCleverCowgirl]

Thank you so much!!

[@ottocarmanjones7143]

I just ADORE this back story. The context, detail, education and empathy you put into the narration is a winning combination. Love it. Thanks!

[@seaknightvirchow8131]

She is beautiful.

[@mysightofthings]

I owned a quarter horse, named Dutches. She needed some serious handling, so I sold her to a young lady who did a ton of barrel racing. Her and Dutches took championship 3 yrs in a row. ❤

[@TammySaj-zm6kr]

Omg I remember Wimpy , I was born in 63, but through all my books I had on horse's like the encyclopedia of horse's, I remember him.

[@Mondibaby]

that was very interesting ... just discovered your channel ... great work with your wonderful horses ... greets to Montana from Vienna, Austria ... as a Eurorean I am always so impressed with the amaount of space there is in the Americas ....

[@annie6413]

Very interesting. And yes! Purchasing a reservation horse is great, you saved a life and got a great horse 👍

[@kymswan4942]

It was really interesting to hear about the different breeds in your area and also the stigma that is attached to the reservation horse and how little protection it has.

[@larrykassebaum1926]

The Clever Cowgirl; I hope everybody in Montana knows what a big heart you have. I love listening to your commentary in your videos. Yes; there's a method to your madness lol....

[@jeanday9747]

That's truly amazing blood lines. Thank you for sharing and also for saving Scarlett. She'll be amazing once you finish training her. ❤❤❤

[@shontellepetersen4445]

Yay that's awesome! Can't wait to see her progress and how tall she ends up :)

[@angelkotilainen]

I'm in the Uk, and this was so interesting! Thank you for all the history, I loved every second. What a great horse to have, so much spirit ♥

[@melevin3]

I really enjoy your extensive research. I'm from Big Sandy Montana.

[@TheCleverCowgirl]

Thank you!

[@chirelle.alanalooney8609]

Yes, I think she has a very interesting combination within her. She is interested in wanting to please you. I think her training will go smoothly, and she may surprise you in what you ask from her because I can tell that she is a very bright and smart beauty of a filly. I also have to say that TREATS AS REWARDS ALWAYS WORK !! THEY ARE A GREAT INCENTIVE TOO !! I think you got a wonderful horse for your $25.00 investment in her. She is really looking beautiful, and she seems very friendly, and is also very co-operative with you. I think she is a Love, and I know that she will definitely want to please you, so that you are happy with her.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@Sher5238]

Thanks for sharing CC her story is intriguing and her path foward will be too

[@GoingHome77]

❤❤❤Really enjoyed this video seeing Scarlett and learning her story. How blessed she is to be with your herd. God bless!!!

[@LeilaniG808]

You truly have a STAR! What a dynamic combo!

[@annjohnson8437]

Thanks for this incredibly interesting video! Scarlett has some very cool breeding. ❤

[@janesmith5871]

Now I just wonder exactly what QH bloodlines she has. :) Best of luck with her. I think you're right; she'll be a good, solid, sensible horse down the road And probably quite athletic.

[@lornadesmarais-zo4pr]

So glad Scarlett is with you. I would love to get a reservation horse too

[@hgoldy]

Thank you for explaining the history of her lineage. Very interesting!

[@pakkelly]

Thank you for the history lesson on the three breeds in Scarlett’s DNA. What a tragic history the Trakehners have.

[@annabell0.0]

Amazing how i just wanted to know her breed but getting a lot of historical information. Your videos are amazing, i like your tone of voice a lot!

[@jppestana1]

I am impressed with the time and care you put into this video. I always enjoy learning new things and the three A&M breed markers were really interesting, made more so by the details you provided. We lived in Placitas, new Mexico for several years adjacent to several reservations. There were groups of reservation horses ( off rez) everywhere. During the drought years they really suffered due to lack of grass. It will be interesting to see how your mare takes to training. Thanks for taking the time to share your experiences!

[@carolwilkerson-fp6hg]

City girl here…this is fascinating and I can’t wait to hear more from you. Sharing the history and background along with the horse is fascinating.

[@revoroad1789]

Lucky Scarlet that she got picked by you Clever Cowgirl 😊

[@carolpridgeon8200]

My God, you are so entertaining!!! I loved watching Scarlet transform. You're so amazing and big hearted. I love that you appreciate about Scarlet the very behaviors that others try to avoid. And how beautiful that once "you capture their mind, you have a friend for life". Yeah. Good job!!!! Namaste'

[@Ela-lh4nb]

The criollos you showed in the video look more like Dülmener Wildhorses to me. A breed of Wildhorses in Germany. Your horse is a beauty! I've worked at a stud farm that bred Trakehner, Zweibrücker and Thoroughbreds when I was 15. Was a great time there, beautyful horses.

[@DustyHoney]

Her top line looks BEAUTIFUL compared to how she looked when you got her

[@TheCleverCowgirl]

I can't wait to see how she develops once she feels comfortable enough to lower her head and neck and use her body correctly!

[@MaMaGTUrbo]

Absolutely…You have excellent taste in Horses…looking forward to watching Your progress with Scarlett…” The Can Do Anything Wonder Horse”….Love the Trahkenor Side

[@janedeclarico5920]

What a true diamond in the rough. She is growing into a beautiful horse. Can't wait to watch your journey with her. Have always loved wild horses especially when I read Riders of the Purple Sage as a child which gave me a great appreciation of wild horses. Stopped riding years ago but love your channel and enjoy watching what you do with your horses and the other animals.

[@annehansen844]

Thank you for sharing your experience and knowledge ❤

[@margyeoman3564]

My favorite KZbin horse channel!

[@ingridbond3432]

she's so lovely and responsive you must be so proud of her 🌿i would be honored to have a such a fine horse coming from the underdog position/history. all the better 💐

[@cynhanrahan4012]

The early pictures of her with the high rear reminds me of what we dog people call the puppy uglies. They grow in fits and starts and takes them (dogs) about 3 years to achieve adult bone and muscle. She was very lucky to find you, as you were to find her. I'm too old to take on horses now, with old injuries reminding me every day I can't do what my muscle memory tells me. The end with you lunging her tells me she's got a lot of trust in you, and it was good you got her so young.