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When Tiger did he was terribly ill. He fell over and couldn't get up. I was really terrified he would die. It took him a long time to get over the second one.

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WOW! Texas? It's so open & desolate! Here in the Northeast, it's super crowded everywhere! Seems so nice down there. Does it take a long time to get to the grocery store? Beautiful horses! Thanks for cool video & interesting conversation!❤

@lindalavino7567 we are 19 miles from the closest grocery store. Parts of Texas are very different than here. We chose the plains for its opnness.

Tiny is Beautiful. ❤

Thank you

She is 18 months old. She listens very well but she is soooo smart it can get difficult.

@ Please be Careful. My Grandfather put me on a horse with my Sister when I was 4. I had Horses all the years. I’m 72 now. Understand I do. Still Love them with all my heart ❤️

@@beckybell3264 I am careful. In nearly 60 years of driving I have had 2 accidents. One I was driving (a horse with mental issues I was unaware of) and the other I was a passenger. Over the years I have trained many horses to drive. It is my favorite thing to do. Thank you for caring about my safety!!

Please explain why.

​​@@Cecilyeg The bit could be fitted incorrectly for her, or resting on her molars (both cause pain). She keeps throwing her head around which could be a sign of discomfort or pain. Of course, it could just be a sign of frustration, but best to check. Plus, why does she need to keep her head up? She was walking with her head in a similar position at the start of the video, why was it different then?

@@ezrathing When I can't see her head it puts me in a dangerous position. It makes it much easier for a horse to kick which could lead to a big wreck. The bit is fitted correctly. Yes her wolf teeth need to be pulled but we can't until they are big enough. The bit is padded to avoid causing her pain. She has been driving for only about a month off and on due to our weather and my own physical condition. I will have a new knee in December which will make life and movement easier. She is a baby. They fuss. I give them time to get over the fussiness. It eventually goes away as they realize they do have to listen to me. Driving is its own world. Part of working babies, for me, is to get them hitched and driving. Many trainers would do ground work with them until they quit fussing. I prefer to let them work it out on the move. It makes life more interesting than the same old, same old day after day.

Her frustration is that she wants to do more than is appropriate for her age. She has watched the older horses drive and wants to do what they do!

They are miserable!!

Thanks

Thank you

?What does that have to do with this video?

Thank you! So is her little sister, Greentree Hawaiian Charm!

No problem at all.

No the short tails on the yearlings are thanks to Billy! I finally got him stopped but it took a while!

I have tried a mic and had worse results with that... Still searching for the right combo.

I still haven't found the "right stuff" but would love suggestions!

Thank you!

Maybe one day!

That is true!!

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It certainly is! The Morgans have a roadster section as well. We have had 4 of our breeding win in the roadster division at the Morgan World Championships. One mare won 14 times, Greentree Maryjane. Keep having fun!

I am very familiar with the Morgan roadster division. I believe they just concluded their championships about a week ago in OK. I keep up with them in the Saddle Horse Report. My family has been training and showing roadster horses for over 80 years. All of our road horses come off the harness racing tracks. We give these trotters a new vocation and a good home.

There is a video posted on TH-cam of JustinTime. The horse I have now.

@@LarryJenkins-vq2ur Yes, the Nationals was last week. The roadsters were fun to watch. I love watching the classes and get an itch to drive one again. But I'll never ride one again!

@@LarryJenkins-vq2ur I couldn't find it. Please send me a link

Always wonderful to be with them!

Well, that is a hard question to answer. Some horses are safer to ride, some to drive. It would depend on your skill level as either rider or driver. Where do you live? There are many good instructors out there.

Thank you!

Some of my other videos are from the side. I use the same vehicle most of the time. It is a Houghton competition cart. I love it because it is so stable and comfortable.

Not a thing. The hardest part is that due to the weather the crops are being harvested later than "usual" so their hunting is reduced. The neighbors told me that when they harvested there were many mice and rats running out of the field ahead of the harvesting equipment. I responded that I hoped they were driving them away from our house, not toward it!!

She is amazing. She also responds to my voice commands as the young horses will follow her lead. That is not a problem unless she takes off across the field after a rabbit!!

Don't they all??

Thank you, it was a wonderful day for a drive!

I wish it had wooden wheels so I could take it out doors! Pneumatic tires and the goatheads aren't a good mix!

Thank you. I see a subtle response from him that you all probably couldn't catch. He is a very good boy and is fun to drive!

Thank you!

And very happy doing it!

Then don't watch my channel.

Yawn, yes! lol

I tried and tried but couldn't get it done! So sorry!!

I will try to get a video tomorrow.

Not every day, but many!

@@Cecilyeg здорово, я бы с вами покатался тоже.