Just seems like there are also many who mistreat or unconsciously injure a horse through ignorance or lack of patience, but it pleases me that you spoke up to let me know there are more CC’s in this world. I was thinking that she is such an excellent teacher, one can learn so much, even an old person who never knew a whit about horses, by watching her work.
When animals have been illtreated by someone so cruel that they just don't care about the animal's welfare at the back of their minds the pain is still there.
@@phoebebrown2883Yes. They can learn to trust again but they never forget the trauma. Just like in humans, they suffer the repercussions for the rest of their lives even if it seems they have forgotten or gotten over it. And it doesn’t take much to traumatize a prey animal. 💜
Being elderly, I gave my wonderful horses to a young girl in Miles City, along with all tack, feed for months, and meds. They flourish3d and the beautiful family that took them in gave them the best life ever. Your you tubes are a way for me to share the horse experience vicariously through you. Thank you. 🙏🏻❤️
Me either. He's my favorite Dark colour & I have a particular Love for horses that nobody else seems to want..... Yet I always seem to get them to trust me..... It often takes a long time but eventually they come around !! I don't Expect anything from them & just enjoy spending time with them..... Often sitting up against a tree in a big open field where the horse(s) are grazing, with a book to read or my Journal to write in. Patience is Essential when working with horses like Pete !!
I could tell Pete was really happy with the way you were treating him, doing his front feet he touched his nose on your Left side a few times. Shows he has a lot of respect for you.
I’m a retired RN who can’t stop worrying about you. I hope you’re giving yourself the same care you give your horses. I hope you see a back specialist who can diagnose and treat the problem. I swear by physical therapy. I have IT band issues that will never be “cured” but I do have a bunch of things I can do without resorting to pain meds that make me throw up. Naproxen or Tylenol in moderation and always with food can help. A big naproxen is what I call a special treat. Heat is great, but it has to be done right. A cold pack can reduce pain. Your back brace is only there to remind you to be careful. Voltaren is nice. I like the roll-on topicals. My mom used a soft spatula to put Bengay on her back. My dad treated his chronic back pain with brandy and beer. He would periodically see his “bone crusher” (chropractor). Point is, there are a lot of treatments. Don’t see treatment as weakness. Do for yourself what you would do for your horses: anything and everything. I can’t help caring. 💜💜💜 I won’t nag again. I’ve said my piece. 🥰
I would agree good physical therapy and therapist is the best way and stay away from meds that were not listed in your comment. Strong pain meds and anti-inflammatory meds are easy to start and hard to stop and were of little help. The hardest part of chronic back injury is what to decide to do which is best for each of us. 💚
Well I eill take over where you left off I have a very skender frame oresently very well hidden. Thst being said I too have demanded much from back and and I am paying fof it now Soooo Pretty please. Find a hot tub to relax out those muscles. Swimming and a sitting bicycicle just to reset equal movement on both sides. Then a very large cold pack on your back. Turmeric keeps inflammation down 👍🏻😉💪🏼💕 It will improve your future And the longevitybof your back No feet no horse No back no CC With boatloads of love Actually topical CBD works as well in a cumulative time frame
Yes, exactly! As someone who’s suffered through (and healed) two back injuries, I am also really concerned about CC. I know she’s really tough, but….there’s nothing like a back injury to bring us to a complete stop. I’m worried she’s just “gutting through it”, especially now that (as far as we know) her whole livelihood is horses and TH-cam. But she’s so young, compared to me at least. There should be so much professional horseperson life ahead of her. But that’s potentially not going to happen if the back breaks down over time. My hope-which of course, she can feel completely free to discard-is that she get some proper diagnosis, some PT AND some help with all of the physical labor that’s so demanding.
Dear young lady,each time you mention your continuing back issues I feel concern for you since your daily need for a strong back gives you very little respite and healing time is non existent. I want to thank you for the care and kindness you continually extend to your horse family despite the encroachments that makes upon you yourself ❤.
Handsome Pete looked as if he were enjoying his time in the round pen. Your patience and ability to read them so well makes such a difference. Most animals respond so well to calm and learning to calm themselves. I learn something new from every video. Thanks for being such a wonderful teacher!👏👏
It's good to see Pete relax and get some work in CC. He always reminds me that it doesn't matter whether we are human or animal, mental trauma is never forgotten. War vets who can't get events out of their head are no different from Pete who constantly struggles with his brain reminding him of past incidents. Thank goodness he has you to help guide him through all the tough times CC. I am proud of the challenging work you have chosen to do with horses and it really shows how caring and patient you are. Best of luck with the property hunt! 😊
I have watched this video about Pete many times, and I just think he is so beautiful . PETE is so graceful. I love watching him. I love how his coat shines his color is beautiful.
I know I say this all the time but I really do adore Pete ❤ he is so gorgeous and it melts my heart that he's so jumpy. I'm so glad he has you looking after him and being so tolerant and patient with him ❤
The well being of the horses is your priority. You realise that their well being depends on your back. I can't help cringing when I see you bending, lifting, carrying, etc. We love watching your videos so think of us before you push yourself too much.
I fell your pain, sister. I broke my L1 about 30 yrs ago from a fall (off a horse) but I still ride. I just can't do all I used to or want to but the fact I am still out there riding and caring for my horses make me joyful. Modify how and how long you can do stuff but enjoy that you can!😊
I have thirty years of chronic back pain from three lumbar discs with ample scar tissue; I have learned to bring it in the corral and train it to be quieter 💚
Pete actually picked up that fourth foot _by_ _himself_ - a testament to patience and gentle treatment. He's one of my many favorites ☺ It doesn't hurt that he's gorgeous! In addition to being concerned about Skelator's health, I worry about your back, CC. I know you'll be able to make many things easier when you have your new ranch. Then some "high school kids" might help with some of the chores that don't involve the horses directly. Meanwhile, I hope you can do all that you need to do safely, without damaging yourself.
Wonderful program! For some time I have been watching your videos in Sweden where I live. I so admire the way you find your horses and the way you look after them - your wonderful patience and compassion when dealing with them. You are an inspiration!
Pete isn't an absolute gorgeous horse. His coat is so shiny. He looks so healthy and so beautiful. You have done a wonderfully beautiful job with this horse and his personality is just coming alive. You are an amazing trainer and such a caring, loving person. Love the videos. Love to watch you❤
You could see him become on high alert when his foot was up. It’s amazing what some people can do to damage a sensitive horse. It is always harder to remove the bad, they can get better but they never seem to forget an injustice.
Dang it girl. You Gotta take care of yourself or you can’t take care of your horses. You do amazing things for horses and are helping educate the world. I changed my diet, 16 years ago changed my life. My spine is still covered in inoperable bone spurs but I don’t take meds just eat fresh homemade foods and have no pain, unless I falter from my diet. Anti-inflammatory diet is the only way to go. Steroids will destroy your body, it’s just a bandaid and then all the sudden you “need” spinal surgery and you aren’t riding anymore. I’m also a massage therapist for 16 years so aside from my personally journey, I see the affects of steroids everyday at work. I have 5 horses, 6 dogs on 1 acre. Do everything you do with my horses alone as well. From one horse woman to the next it’s time to make some changes for yourself.❤from the desert
@@artemisXsidecross absolutely the steroids actually cause deterioration in our vertebrae so I suggest she do as much research as possible having back problems already. Amazing to me they inject them right next to the spine. 🤦♀️
I think Pete is probably my favorite of your horses and to see him relax a little and allow himself to have nice experiences makes me so happy! He is very lucky to be cared for by you!
I’m just so happy that Pete is SAFE with you forever. . . Anyone else may have bullied him into Their Idea of proper behavior. Could have been a Disaster for him.
Pete really trusts you and your movements around him appear comforting. Occasionally, he lifts his head and twitches his ears, but all in all, he's a really good boy. I am so glad to see you wearing your back support during all this leaning over work. Must add that Pete's shiny coat and regal carriage is stunning!
What people do to animals!😠 I love how you tailor all your interactions with them according to their individual needs and personalities. Beautiful Pete needs time and kindness and he gets it. All of your horses are so lucky you found them.💕❤ That you can take care of so many horses so well is amazing.
I looked up Panther Mountain. Maybe the trainers thought if they pushed Pete enough he would become a horse like his grandfather but instead he became fearful of humans, and rightly so.
That was a BIG day for Pete! A trim and arena work. He did great! You could see he was looking around for danger while you trimmed him, but he stood still for you really well! The dressage saddle looked like it was made for Pete. I think you could have a cool English horse in Pete. I hope your back pain improves. I can't wait to watch Scarlet's video! ❤
Pete is absolutely stunning and such a beautiful boy. I could see Scarlett eyeing him up. It is heartbreaking to imagine what he has been through but he is finding his way now ♥♥
I feel you Pete, I too hate the bugs!! My mare is super sensitive to flies as well and the shoofly has been a game changer for her for the last 2 summers.
Hi Clever. Pete is a boy with a long difficult mental past. All the time given to him....BEST ever from you. Rehabilitation is a moment by monent, adding up to real progress. Poop included 😂❤
I admire you very much CC! Working with horses like Pete is so challenging but with your patience and caring his doing great! He’s such a beautiful sweet boy!!!❤❤
I love to read all the comments on your episodes when I have (take) the time. You definitely have a gang of caring fans, which is so touching and deserved.😊
Pete is so light on his feet! You can tell he is still nervous a bit. His tells are jumpy muscle twitches, enlarged nostril breathing and excessive ear twitching. He is really trying hard to contain himself which speaks to his trust in you. Lovely horse.😊
When I watch you on my TV I cannot hit LIKE or make any comments. I can though on my IPAD. So I just want to say I love how you take care of your horses. So interesting as I don’t know anything about horses except they are beautiful animals. I love your voice. It’s so calming. Keep up the good work.
Pete is doing so well with your patience and no rush when dealing with his feet, I could feel the tension in him, so so nice to see him relax and lower his head in the arena, he is very light on his feet it seems effortless. Patience always gives the highest reward, I'm so pleased he's staying with you forever. He's a beautiful boy. Thankyou C.C nice to see more on Pete. ❤❤❤
Scarlett looks like she’s ready to get down to business. She’s so excited watching you and Pete. Once you got that halter training down she is pumped up to learn more.
Hi Clever. Give Pete a pat from Norway, thank you. Also, remember that there are quite a number of decades left in you. When you find time to allow Pete to "jog down into a stress-free and relaxed beautiful trot in the pen", please remember we people do run a rather modern human "software" in our brains on the very ancient "hardware" we call our bodies - and this is a fact worth remembering by all of us.
I think you’ve found your new dressage horse. Nice movement and he seems to like that saddle. It would be a calm disciplne and he looks athletic as well.
With a horse like Pete who seems to have had a lot of past trauma, the most important thing is he trusts you to take care of him. You can trim his feet, give him wormer, spray him for flies. As long as you can take care of his health and wellbeing, riding is secondary. He doesn't need to be ridden to be happy and healthy so it doesn't matter how much or how little he gets worked. ❤
I enjoy all the love and concideration you take to each individual horse and how you encourage them to be both brave and calm at the same time as allowing them to tell when they are out of their comfort zone and gentle help them to relax and trust you ❤
If only there were more Clever Cowgirls in this world . . .
@mary There *are* many more out there--you just don't know about them!!!
@@bwenluck9812
Yes, there are many as well as others who go about doing the right thing to do daily 💚
Just seems like there are also many who mistreat or unconsciously injure a horse through ignorance or lack of patience, but it pleases me that you spoke up to let me know there are more CC’s in this world. I was thinking that she is such an excellent teacher, one can learn so much, even an old person who never knew a whit about horses, by watching her work.
@@maryerickson-qh6kx
Learning and knowledge have no gates determined by age or time 💚
There’s many of us here watching her videos, I’m sure it is making a difference 😊❤
I feel Pete is over his trauma because he knows how much you care, your kindness and consistency has won his big horse heart.
Big Bottom Girls
Make the Horsin World go Round! 😊
Yes! Well said 💕
When animals have been illtreated by someone so cruel that they just don't care about the animal's welfare at the back of their minds the pain is still there.
@@phoebebrown2883Yes. They can learn to trust again but they never forget the trauma. Just like in humans, they suffer the repercussions for the rest of their lives even if it seems they have forgotten or gotten over it. And it doesn’t take much to traumatize a prey animal. 💜
@@loriannehancock6364 exactly!
Here’s a few bucks for some celebratory treats for Pete. Just lovely to see him shine.
Awww that was was sweet of you ! Think I’ll do the same ! 😉
Thank you!
Being elderly, I gave my wonderful horses to a young girl in Miles City, along with all tack, feed for months, and meds. They flourish3d and the beautiful family that took them in gave them the best life ever. Your you tubes are a way for me to share the horse experience vicariously through you. Thank you. 🙏🏻❤️
I didn't realize how pretty and graceful Pete is. He's a handsome boy.❤❤
I think he looks like War Admiral
Pete Is Gorgeous!! How in the world ANYONE could hurt him I will NEVER understand!!😢❤
Me either. He's my favorite Dark colour & I have a particular Love for horses that nobody else seems to want..... Yet I always seem to get them to trust me..... It often takes a long time but eventually they come around !! I don't Expect anything from them & just enjoy spending time with them..... Often sitting up against a tree in a big open field where the horse(s) are grazing, with a book to read or my Journal to write in. Patience is Essential when working with horses like Pete !!
He seems like he is trying! I sure appreciate all your love and patience.
Pete - You're safe from harm, cared for and cared about!
To me, a gelding is the best horse to have if you want a horse for pleasure riding.
It is an affordable way to go.
❤😊❤
Such a sweet boy.
He’s Very connected to you.
I think maybe he’s missed your attention (Shhhhhhh!!!).
I could tell Pete was really happy with the way you were treating him, doing his front feet he touched his nose on your Left side a few times. Shows he has a lot of respect for you.
Were all rooting for Pete to have the best recovery possible from his past. Hes so pretty.
I didn't realize just how beautiful Pete is, and you handle him so patiently. He's very lucky he ended up with you.❤
It's heartbreaking to imagine the way so many horses are treated so harshly.
Pete’s a very tall, dark & handsome gentleman! All your love, patience & care really shows!
I’m a retired RN who can’t stop worrying about you. I hope you’re giving yourself the same care you give your horses. I hope you see a back specialist who can diagnose and treat the problem. I swear by physical therapy. I have IT band issues that will never be “cured” but I do have a bunch of things I can do without resorting to pain meds that make me throw up. Naproxen or Tylenol in moderation and always with food can help. A big naproxen is what I call a special treat. Heat is great, but it has to be done right. A cold pack can reduce pain. Your back brace is only there to remind you to be careful. Voltaren is nice. I like the roll-on topicals. My mom used a soft spatula to put Bengay on her back. My dad treated his chronic back pain with brandy and beer. He would periodically see his “bone crusher” (chropractor). Point is, there are a lot of treatments. Don’t see treatment as weakness. Do for yourself what you would do for your horses: anything and everything. I can’t help caring. 💜💜💜 I won’t nag again. I’ve said my piece. 🥰
I would agree good physical therapy and therapist is the best way and stay away from meds that were not listed in your comment. Strong pain meds and anti-inflammatory meds are easy to start and hard to stop and were of little help. The hardest part of chronic back injury is what to decide to do which is best for each of us. 💚
Well I eill take over where you left off I have a very skender frame oresently very well hidden. Thst being said I too have demanded much from back and and I am paying fof it now
Soooo
Pretty please.
Find a hot tub to relax out those muscles. Swimming and a sitting bicycicle just to reset equal movement on both sides. Then a very large cold pack on your back.
Turmeric keeps inflammation down 👍🏻😉💪🏼💕
It will improve your future
And the longevitybof your back
No feet no horse
No back no CC
With boatloads of love
Actually topical CBD works as well in a cumulative time frame
Yes, exactly! As someone who’s suffered through (and healed) two back injuries, I am also really concerned about CC. I know she’s really tough, but….there’s nothing like a back injury to bring us to a complete stop.
I’m worried she’s just “gutting through it”, especially now that (as far as we know) her whole livelihood is horses and TH-cam. But she’s so young, compared to me at least. There should be so much professional horseperson life ahead of her. But that’s potentially not going to happen if the back breaks down over time. My hope-which of course, she can feel completely free to discard-is that she get some proper diagnosis, some PT AND some help with all of the physical labor that’s so demanding.
Percocet and oxycontin work !
@@johnharris7353 Well, they cause me to throw up. So I’ll never be an addict. Hooray!
Dear young lady,each time you mention your continuing back issues I feel concern for you since your daily need for a strong back gives you very little respite and healing time is non existent. I want to thank you for the care and kindness you continually extend to your horse family despite the encroachments that makes upon you yourself ❤.
Pete is incredibly handsome, I think a small saddle really does justice to how beautiful and balanced he looks ❤️✨️
Handsome Pete looked as if he were enjoying his time in the round pen. Your patience and ability to read them so well makes such a difference. Most animals respond so well to calm and learning to calm themselves. I learn something new from every video. Thanks for being such a wonderful teacher!👏👏
It's good to see Pete relax and get some work in CC. He always reminds me that it doesn't matter whether we are human or animal, mental trauma is never forgotten. War vets who can't get events out of their head are no different from Pete who constantly struggles with his brain reminding him of past incidents. Thank goodness he has you to help guide him through all the tough times CC. I am proud of the challenging work you have chosen to do with horses and it really shows how caring and patient you are. Best of luck with the property hunt! 😊
It's so easy to fall in love with every single one of the horses..
So glad they have you to care for them.
Pete's soft eyes, licking and chewing... I'm not crying, you're crying... ❤ Pete
Not sure why but Pete has always been my favourite. Thank you for sharing your horses with us xx
Same! I don't know why but every time I see him in a video I'm just like, PETE MUH BOY
After discovering you bought Pete, and he didn't ship, I bet his breeder loves checking in on his progress.
His eyes said “thanks for believing in me!”
You really have a strenuous workout taking care of the horses. You do an amazing job.
One of the best I have ever seen work! 👍
I have watched this video about Pete many times, and I just think he is so beautiful . PETE is so graceful. I love watching him. I love how his coat shines his color is beautiful.
You are the human hands of the angels guarding these horses.
My favorite of your herd!! Way to go Pete, look at you being a brave boy! He is a stunning guy! I looked up his daddy and they are like twins.💙
I know I say this all the time but I really do adore Pete ❤ he is so gorgeous and it melts my heart that he's so jumpy. I'm so glad he has you looking after him and being so tolerant and patient with him ❤
Pete is pretty. I love watching him just move around. I could just sit and watch him all day
I love Pete. He's beautiful. It's wonderful to watch you patiently care for him.
The well being of the horses is your priority. You realise that their well being depends on your back. I can't help cringing when I see you bending, lifting, carrying, etc. We love watching your videos so think of us before you push yourself too much.
I fell your pain, sister. I broke my L1 about 30 yrs ago from a fall (off a horse) but I still ride. I just can't do all I used to or want to but the fact I am still out there riding and caring for my horses make me joyful. Modify how and how long you can do stuff but enjoy that you can!😊
Amen!
I have thirty years of chronic back pain from three lumbar discs with ample scar tissue; I have learned to bring it in the corral and train it to be quieter 💚
Pete has such a pretty face. Dont know exactly why but those eyes warm my heart. Please take care of yourself too... 🤗
Pete actually picked up that fourth foot _by_ _himself_ - a testament to patience and gentle treatment. He's one of my many favorites ☺ It doesn't hurt that he's gorgeous!
In addition to being concerned about Skelator's health, I worry about your back, CC. I know you'll be able to make many things easier when you have your new ranch. Then some "high school kids" might help with some of the chores that don't involve the horses directly. Meanwhile, I hope you can do all that you need to do safely, without damaging yourself.
Wonderful program! For some time I have been watching your videos in Sweden where I live. I so admire the way you find your horses and the way you look after them - your wonderful patience and compassion when dealing with them. You are an inspiration!
I love how he stopped in the round pen to look at you, kind of asking you if it was OK. What a lovely boy. And lucky. Scarlet is so gorgeous.
Pete really moves nicely. He's a great looking boy. You are so good with him and hopefully one day he won't be so scared and reactive. 🐎♥
Pete has a special place in my heart. I'm so happy to see this!
Pete has come a long way. Great work CC!
You are a talented farrier in addition to your horsemanship CC. I have learned so much from you. Pete is a sweet horse. ❤🐎🥕❤
She would be a top notched buckeroo from all I have seen here. 👍
Watching you care for their hooves simply amazes me. You are so good at it! You always treat your horses with such respect. Beautiful to observe. :)
Pete looks fantastic. Such a handsome boy!
Pete isn't an absolute gorgeous horse. His coat is so shiny. He looks so healthy and so beautiful. You have done a wonderfully beautiful job with this horse and his personality is just coming alive. You are an amazing trainer and such a caring, loving person. Love the videos. Love to watch you❤
I love Pete! He's a beauty
Can't wait to see Pete's progress!!
Pete is beautiful!
Good work, CC!
You are so thoughtful and tuned into your lucky horses!
Mani/Pedi for Mr. Pete!! What a handsome boy. Glistening coat.
❤❤❤❤
That boy is soooo pretty!!! He should be in the movies!!! ❤❤❤
I love Pete, he's my favourite boy ❤ he's a stunning colour and has such kind eyes 🥰🐎
You could see him become on high alert when his foot was up. It’s amazing what some people can do to damage a sensitive horse. It is always harder to remove the bad, they can get better but they never seem to forget an injustice.
I love how he just comes walking up to you
Dang it girl. You Gotta take care of yourself or you can’t take care of your horses. You do amazing things for horses and are helping educate the world.
I changed my diet, 16 years ago changed my life. My spine is still covered in inoperable bone spurs but I don’t take meds just eat fresh homemade foods and have no pain, unless I falter from my diet.
Anti-inflammatory diet is the only way to go. Steroids will destroy your body, it’s just a bandaid and then all the sudden you “need” spinal surgery and you aren’t riding anymore. I’m also a massage therapist for 16 years so aside from my personally journey, I see the affects of steroids everyday at work.
I have 5 horses, 6 dogs on 1 acre. Do everything you do with my horses alone as well. From one horse woman to the next it’s time to make some changes for yourself.❤from the desert
Yes on being wise on deciding on what meds to use. We need to learn as much as we can. ⚠
@@artemisXsidecross absolutely the steroids actually cause deterioration in our vertebrae so I suggest she do as much research as possible having back problems already. Amazing to me they inject them right next to the spine. 🤦♀️
Ditto
Changing food was easier than I thought
Needs prep though so you dont grab the wrong things when you push your to starving
We are all behind you
Your horses need you. And WE need you
🥰😉
@@jaanstephenswhite572 agreed! Prepping is a game changer! 🎉
I think Pete is probably my favorite of your horses and to see him relax a little and allow himself to have nice experiences makes me so happy! He is very lucky to be cared for by you!
Pete is a pretty horse. I like the way he’s built. You are such a good horse, mommy and dog mommy and kitty mommy
Pete has beautiful movement.
You are so good at training us with all your explanations on why you do things with your horses. Good boy, Pete! ❤🇨🇦
Pete is a beautiful mover. He looks so good. ❤
Pete, I love you with the English saddle. I think a English pleasure horse is your calling.❤❤🐎♥️
It's lovely that Pete is waiting for you and hanging around: trust is growing. congratulations on that!
You are one of a kind. A pleasure listening to you as you work with the horses.
Pete is lucky to have you ! Beautiful horse 🥰
I’m just so happy that Pete is SAFE with you forever. . .
Anyone else may have bullied him into Their Idea of proper behavior. Could have been a Disaster for him.
Pete is just gorgeous!! Love his good stretches
Pete really trusts you and your movements around him appear comforting. Occasionally, he lifts his head and twitches his ears, but all in all, he's a really good boy. I am so glad to see you wearing your back support during all this leaning over work. Must add that Pete's shiny coat and regal carriage is stunning!
What people do to animals!😠 I love how you tailor all your interactions with them according to their individual needs and personalities. Beautiful Pete needs time and kindness and he gets it. All of your horses are so lucky you found them.💕❤ That you can take care of so many horses so well is amazing.
Pete sure is one hunk of handsome horse. He would look awesome all decked out in English tack. Beautiful!
Lets get this amazing lady up to 100k subs , so nearly there and so well deserved....Pete is beautiful and a credit to your love and care....🐎
I know very little about horses, but I’m learning by watching MY FAVORITE CHANNEL! Thanks Clever Cowgirl! Here’s to 100K soon!!
Only 2.6k to go, and closing in fast!!! Very exciting!
I looked up Panther Mountain. Maybe the trainers thought if they pushed Pete enough he would become a horse like his grandfather but instead he became fearful of humans, and rightly so.
Thanks!
Thank you!
Pete is so fortunate to have you!! Your skillset and capacity for tailoring your approach to each special horse are remarkable! You have a big heart❣️
That was a BIG day for Pete! A trim and arena work. He did great! You could see he was looking around for danger while you trimmed him, but he stood still for you really well! The dressage saddle looked like it was made for Pete. I think you could have a cool English horse in Pete. I hope your back pain improves. I can't wait to watch Scarlet's video! ❤
Pete is absolutely stunning and such a beautiful boy. I could see Scarlett eyeing him up. It is heartbreaking to imagine what he has been through but he is finding his way now ♥♥
A little something towards what you need. Thanks for keeping us entertained in the UK Thanks
Thank you!
Wow. You are so kind to your horses. I am so thankful for that, and proud of you. You're my horse heroine....
Clearly, you have the patience of Job! An excellent and necessary characteristic when dealing w/animals.
I feel you Pete, I too hate the bugs!! My mare is super sensitive to flies as well and the shoofly has been a game changer for her for the last 2 summers.
Hi Clever.
Pete is a boy with a long difficult mental past.
All the time given to him....BEST ever from you. Rehabilitation is a moment by monent, adding up to real progress.
Poop included 😂❤
I think abuse always leaves scars, whether physical or psychological. I'm so sorry, Pete.♥️🥰🐎
Thank you for treating Pete so good! I just love him!
Pete is beautiful.
Pete is such a handsome boy 😻 I love his rich dark colour.
I admire you very much CC! Working with horses like Pete is so challenging but with your patience and caring his doing great! He’s such a beautiful sweet boy!!!❤❤
I love to read all the comments on your episodes when I have (take) the time. You definitely have a gang of caring fans, which is so touching and deserved.😊
Pete is so light on his feet! You can tell he is still nervous a bit. His tells are jumpy muscle twitches, enlarged nostril breathing and excessive ear twitching. He is really trying hard to contain himself which speaks to his trust in you. Lovely horse.😊
I loved this one with Pete. He's so beautiful. So smart. Watched several times the first showing.
Pete is beautiful he stays so black even being out in the sun.
Pete does look like an eventing horse. He looks so handsome with the English saddle. Thanks CC
When I watch you on my TV I cannot hit LIKE or make any comments. I can though on my IPAD. So I just want to say I love how you take care of your horses. So interesting as I don’t know anything about horses except they are beautiful animals. I love your voice. It’s so calming. Keep up the good work.
Pete is doing so well with your patience and no rush when dealing with his feet, I could feel the tension in him, so so nice to see him relax and lower his head in the arena, he is very light on his feet it seems effortless. Patience always gives the highest reward, I'm so pleased he's staying with you forever. He's a beautiful boy. Thankyou C.C nice to see more on Pete. ❤❤❤
Scarlett looks like she’s ready to get down to business. She’s so excited watching you and Pete. Once you got that halter training down she is pumped up to learn more.
Its so sad that 2 weeks of abuse, has traumatized Pete for so long.❤
Pete is gorgeous ❤❤❤
Hi Clever. Give Pete a pat from Norway, thank you. Also, remember that there are quite a number of decades left in you. When you find time to allow Pete to "jog down into a stress-free and relaxed beautiful trot in the pen", please remember we people do run a rather modern human "software" in our brains on the very ancient "hardware" we call our bodies - and this is a fact worth remembering by all of us.
I think you’ve found your new dressage horse. Nice movement and he seems to like that saddle. It would be a calm disciplne and he looks athletic as well.
Pete is so handsome!
You, your skills, patience, love, and insight into horse's brains is a gift
With a horse like Pete who seems to have had a lot of past trauma, the most important thing is he trusts you to take care of him. You can trim his feet, give him wormer, spray him for flies. As long as you can take care of his health and wellbeing, riding is secondary. He doesn't need to be ridden to be happy and healthy so it doesn't matter how much or how little he gets worked. ❤
I enjoy all the love and concideration you take to each individual horse and how you encourage them to be both brave and calm at the same time as allowing them to tell when they are out of their comfort zone and gentle help them to relax and trust you ❤
Pete looks like a poster boy for whatever you are feeding him. So shiny! 👍
Pete is a gorgeous horse I wish he could be adopted so he would a lot of personal time with someone who could love him as much as you do !
Pete's coat is beautiful!