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Thank you! This was for our online group through our horsemanship program

Thank you for commenting! Yes, if the gap was bigger she could probably crawl out to get the grass! 😂

Thank you! We adore him

Thank you for your kind comment! Wyatt has been hanging around our barn for over a year now. We look forward to seeing him daily.

Yes to all you’re saying, Ingmar 👍

But yes! There sure is!

Thanks for the visit!

You’re welcome and thanks for watching

Hi Debbie, what do you mean? There is sound to the video. Are you wanting a call sheet?

Yes sir! At the least your saddle can get busted up, and also puts horse and others at risk. Thank you for watching and commenting!

Well gee you know there is! The reason I don’t use the “buckling system” is because it causes people to force the cinch tight abruptly to get the tongue of the cinch ring to a certain hole and with the pressure much lower, pulling the horse off balance and potentially creating a “cinchy” horse. This method works more smoothly for me and I have done it this way for over 40 years. You can do whatever works best for you, I’m sharing my experience. Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment. 🤠

Glad you liked it! it was miserably hot

Thank you for your comment! We are blessed to have a group that frequents our yard. Our current group is rosey faced. We had a different color variety a couple year ago- all yellow and green, but we haven't seen those in a long time.

@Danielle Miller 😃 lucky! I live in an apartment, so I rarely get to see them. I saw a lot at the Saguaro Ranch Park in Glendale. 😊

TC Thanks you

People breed this deliberately because they want the look that comes with it. It could be eliminated easily by not breeding any horse who carries it.

HI! So at the end of the western dressage video tests, they are doing a tack inspection. They look at the spurs as well and are checking to make sure two fingers fit inside your bosal. If you are riding in a bit you have to unbridle and show the bit you're using. Thanks for watching and commenting :)

Once he was in I did give him a treat but his back legs was still out of the wash rack will try again tomorrow

@@MrMrlambrose thank you for commenting and I'm glad my video helped you! Remember you want to make the rack a good place to go, so be real honest with yourself if you think your horse might not like the water being sprayed on certain parts of his body or if he has ever slipped in the rack. He will need to come up off of pressure from the lead rope and you can aid that with the end of a rope or whip to reinforce, but ultimately the release in the pressure on his halter is what teaches him to stay up where you want him. A little treat sure won't hurt- it won't work as a bribe but can reinforce his effort to step forward and make it a positive place to hang out :)

Doesn't matter.. Just test every piece of stock you have that has qh, app or paint blood..

She was boarded at my stable. The owner wasn’t happy with me sharing the video. All HYPP horses trace back to Impressive- but not all impressive bred horses carry HYPP. There’s a simple test kit.

@@daniellemiller7696 Where can I get a test kit?

@@PreacherPaulKJV1611 AQHA has the test kit.

@@karenvalli7659 it isn’t necessary to test EVERY horse, only those with Impressive in the pedigree and if parents tested negative for HYPP then it isn’t necessary to test any more. Even with a positive horse bred to a positive horse there is only a 25% - 50% chance of getting a positive testing offspring, depending on if the parents are double or single negative. However these episodes can be avoided even in a positive horse if fed the correct type of hay. Obviously this horse was fed the wrong feed to cause such an episode. Did the owner tell the barn owner this horse was positive so that alfalfa hay would not be fed to this horse?

Thank you Briar! I hope your show went well for you!